Re: Using RPGIV to build web apps

[Mike Eovino <meovino@xxxxxxxxx>]

Tony,

We've been hosting our sites on a 400/iSeries since 1997.  If any of
your folks are familiar with PHP or other web scripting languages, I'd
suggest giving Net.Data a try
(http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/net.data/docs/noframes/db2rn/).

We host our sites on 810's and call RPG programs as stored procedures
on our production 870.  Works great.  And while we're using Net.Data
now, we are looking at WebSphere Application Server Express, which
will let us do the same thing.

Mike E.



On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:37:51 -0700, Tony Carolla <carolla@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This topic is two-fold.
> 
> First of all, we have our iSeries web server turned off, for security
> reasons.  I am attempting to convince management that we should turn
> it on, and block access via the firewall (actually it's already
> blocked -- we're paranoid of thE HIPAA beast).  I know that there are
> some web sites out there that use the iSeries as a web server, and
> serve applets up using RPGIV.  I wonder if you guys know of any links
> I might add to my presentation to management, to strengthen my
> proposal.  I know that I can build some kick-butt reporting apps that
> are serve-able via the web to our users, but with no web-server,
> static pages sent to our IIS box are all I can do.
> 
> Second, I need to start backing up my boastful claims.  I have
> attended two RPG Worlds, but avoided the web programming sessions for
> the reason above.  Do you know of any resources or any good starting
> point books on serving up web apps using RPGIV?
> 
> Thank you in advance!
> 
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