Hi Bradley
Thanks for that, but the problem is that if we import a CA certificate from Wintel into IBM i, it comes in as a CA certificate.
IBM i will not allow you to attach a CA level certificate to an application, you have to create IBM's "Server or Client" level certificate.
This is fine for communicating between 2 iSeries machines, but does not work in a mixed environment.
IBM wants this special "Server or Client" level certificate for itself which is incompatible with the Windows world which wants CA certificates.
The DCM allows you to create your own "Server or Client" level certificate but it won't import into Windows.
Windows lets you create a CA certificate, which can import onto the iSeries DCM but it then won't attach to an application.
Alasdair
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date: Wed, 11 Jan 2017 22:48:55 +1000
from: Don Brown <DBrown@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: How to Invoke a constant in a Java class from RPG
Thanks Arco
That may be a way to represent the ALL but it does not solve how I can do it in a single parameter. The prototype setLevel only has one parameter.
Sent from my iPhone
On 11 Jan. 2017, at 21:55, Arco Simonse <arco400@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Don,
According to the documentation
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/logging/Level.html#ALL
the ALL level is represented by Integer.MIN_VALUE and not string.
Would it help if you define a variable as java integer, initialize it
with
*loval, and use that as parameter?
Best regards,
-Arco
2017-01-11 6:42 GMT+01:00 Don Brown <DBrown@xxxxxxxxxx>:
I am trying to get logging working in Java to investigate an issue
with
a
class failing.
In doing so I used the Rdi option to generate the Java method Calls.
In Java to set the logging level you can do;
Logger.getLogger("Braintree").setLevel(Level.ALL);
What I don't know how to do in RPG is set the constant ALL where ALL
is
a
constant in class Level that returns a Level object.
In RPG I have the following;
D getLogger PR O CLASS(*JAVA :
'java.util.logging.L+
D ogger' )
D EXTPROC(*JAVA :
'java.util.logging+
D .Logger' : 'getLogger' )
D STATIC
D
D loggerName O CLASS(*JAVA :
'java.lang.String' )
D setLevel PR EXTPROC(*JAVA :
'java.util.logging+
D .Logger' : 'setLevel' )
D newString pr o extproc(*java
D : 'java.lang.String'
D : *constructor)
D value 25a const varying
D loggerNameJ S O CLASS(*JAVA :
'java.lang.String' )
D getLoggerRet S O CLASS(*JAVA :
'java.util.logging.L+
D ogger' )
D LevelJ S O CLASS(*JAVA :
'java.util.logging.L+
D evel' )
loggerNameJ = newString('Braintree');
getLoggerRet = getLogger( loggerNameJ );
LevelJ = newString('ALL');
setLevel(getLoggerRet : LevelJ);
The program will not compile as the prototype for setLevel only
expects one parameter.
Any suggestions appreciated
Don Brown
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date: Wed, 11 Jan 2017 09:17:47 +0000
from: Alasdair Simpson <Alasdair.Simpson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: SSL certificates for applications
Hi
We have a specific application which creates HTML to send to a Wintel server and get a response back. We would like to secure this by SSL.
All the documentation I have read so far says that to secure a specific application, you have to use the Digital Certificate Manager (DCM) to declare the application and then use a Client/Server certificate to secure it.
While testing, I have been able to use the DCM to generate a new client/server certificate but there does not seem to be any way to export this in a form that the target Wintel server can understand. It only seems to allow you to send it to another iSeries.
Going from the other side, the various Java Key tools I have found will create a full Organization certificate but are unaware of this 'client/server' level. Thus we don't seem to be able to create the require certificate level on the Windows server either.
Do we need to go out to an Internet provider and request certificates from them? If so, how we ask for the iSeries side and Windows side and get them to use the same keys?
Any help or pointer much appreciated.
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subject: Re: SSL certificates for applications
You should only need to make the connection on your wintel server SSL.
Then just import the CAs from the SSL certificate on the wintel server on your IBM i using DCM.
See here:
http://docs.bvstools.com/home/ssl-documentation
Where you get the server certificate is up to you. You could even make a self-signed one on your IBM i.
You can go one step further and use a client side SSL certificate as well, but it sounds like overkill in this case.
Brad
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On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 3:17 AM, Alasdair Simpson < Alasdair.Simpson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
We have a specific application which creates HTML to send to a Wintel
server and get a response back. We would like to secure this by SSL.
All the documentation I have read so far says that to secure a
specific application, you have to use the Digital Certificate Manager
(DCM) to declare the application and then use a Client/Server
certificate to secure it.
While testing, I have been able to use the DCM to generate a new
client/server certificate but there does not seem to be any way to
export this in a form that the target Wintel server can understand. It
only seems to allow you to send it to another iSeries.
Going from the other side, the various Java Key tools I have found
will create a full Organization certificate but are unaware of this
'client/server' level. Thus we don't seem to be able to create the
require certificate level on the Windows server either.
Do we need to go out to an Internet provider and request certificates
from them? If so, how we ask for the iSeries side and Windows side and
get them to use the same keys?
Any help or pointer much appreciated.
Alasdair Simpson
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date: Wed, 11 Jan 2017 07:38:03 -0600
from: Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Road Map to move a home grown application from RPG to DB2
SQL or to any other data base platform
Nice outline - and the difficulties are clearly stated.
I do wonder about what the OP meant by "DB2 SQL" - is it to move to a non-IBM i version of DB2, or it it to use SQL embedded in RPG instead of native IO? I don't have the original post in front of me, so I don't know.
IIRC, Fresche Legacy might have some tools to help with either option, I think - I'm not sure about getting off IBM i completely, although maybe their tools can. I do believe there are some refactoring tools that were acquired from Stuart Milligan's suite of products, including X-Analysis.
I'm not promoting any of this, just giving information.
Vern
On 1/11/2017 1:13 AM, D*B wrote:
1. change PF/LFs to SQL tables and indexes.
... prerequisite could be to change some RPG code from RLA to SQL data
access
2. Convert RPG programs to SQL/CLI so that it can be migrated to SQL
Server.
... SQL/CLI is only the data access part (and portability is limited),
the remaining RPG part would be > 90% of your programms and doesn't
run on any other platform.
3. Convert RPG reports to Tableu/Cognos/Crystal reports
... here you would have to make some changes to your database and
every report has to be rewritten from scratch for your target
environment.
4. Convert DSPF screens to some frame work like Angular JS
... this would not change your terminal driven application handling
5. Migrate everything to another platform/cloud..
The problem with working piece by piece is, that the mixed application
must run in an integrated environment. Moving an RPG application from
AS/400 to any other platform, you would need a rewrite of every line
of RPG code.
D*B
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date: Wed, 11 Jan 2017 07:38:26 -0600
from: David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: *** ADMIN: RPG & Java topics
Folks:
Just a reminder ... RPG & Java topics belong in their respective lists.
RPG400-L for RPG discussion (
http://mlists.org/rpg400-l).
JAVA400-L for Java discussion (
http://mlists.org/java400-l).
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date: Wed, 11 Jan 2017 09:17:51 -0500
from: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: CPU monitor >90% for 5 minutes - attach to the alert the
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I was emailed, off list, by IBM due to a question posted to
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How soon are you getting off of 7.1? Based on what I'm hearing they might have a solution soon but I'm doubtful that it will go back to 7.1.
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