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Thanks a ton, Scott.
Shall get to it asap. I have atleast an hour a day after work !!!
Hope you dont mind more pesky questions.
Regards,
viji
Scott Klement
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Hi Viji,
> Thanks for the input. I have never used sockets before. I need the
luxury
> of time to explore/learn/use it. Is it easy to learn? Can you give me a
> lead to get some reading/reference material please?
Sure. Here, I've written a sockets tutorial just for you! :)
http://www.scottklement.com/rpg/socktut/
Whether it's easy is up to you. It's lower-level programming... you'll
need to know sockets in order to know how to write programs that
communicate over the internet. You'll then need to learn the internals of
how LPR/LPD works in order to write that particular application. So, my
guess is that there's a large learning curve.
> You are right - the LPR only picks up input from a spoole file.... and
> Qshell does not have what I need -- bummer
The other alternative is to create a *USERASCII spooled file from the data
you want to send to the Linux box. When a spooled file is *USERASCII the
system doesn't try to interpret it, so you can write streams of data into
it like you would a stream file and (kinda) ignore the record length.
The problem with *USERASCII is that you end up with extra spaces at the
end of the file, but maybe that doesn't matter to you.
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