Re: FTP

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I'll try to help, however I recommend that you move this over to the 
midrange-l list.

Search the faq site for ftp.

Look for the redbook "Cool title about the AS/400 and the internet"  (One 
of those things that they stuck in there and never got around to changing 
the title.)

Common questions:
How do I send/receive from/to the 400?  (See FAQ)
What about security?  (See ftp exit point programming in the redbook, or 
the faq site listing vendors of exit point software.)
How do I know when someone has sent a file?  (A little exit point work 
mixed in with some serious archive searching.)

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




"Mike Haston ** Data" <MJH@jny.com>
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Where would one turn if he wanted to become educated in the ways of FTP 
from the AS/400.  I'm guessing FTP is FTP no matter what system you're on? 
 We do traditional EDI through VANS right now, but in the future would 
like to get into using more and more FTP.

I know it's a very general question, that shows my lack of understanding. 
In the windows world I use CuteFTP and Dreamweaver so I simply click 
buttons.  On the AS/400  we have FTP software called TrailBlazer (I 
believe).  I'd like to understand the whole process and tracking or 
confirming from the ground up.

Thanks in advance.

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