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In my program, I have used STRPCO and STRPCCMD to invoke default browser
and the desired page on PC. Will this work with RUMBA?
No. STRPCCMD is iSeries Access only as far as I know. There are
alternative PC servers for RUNRMTCMD (which uses the REXEC protocol), so
you could use that as an alternative if you want to keep doing things this
way. This also has the advantage that it works with other computer
systems. You can submit a remote commands from/to other Windows machines,
Linux machines, etc in addition to submitting them from the iSeries.
I also find the client access is going away and this may not be the
ideal way to do. I tried to use a java program but that does not run on
iSeries as it tries to invoke the browser on iSeries and errors out.
What other ways have you all been working with?
However, if your goal is to create web pages in RPG and display them in a
browser, wouldn't CGI make a lot more sense than running a remote command?
With CGI, you configure a library on your system as being accessible from
the web server. Then, you do something like
http://iseries.example.com/library/myrpgpgm.pgm and the web server runs
your RPG program. Whatever your program writes out gets displayed in the
browser automatically.
That just seems like a better alternative to me. Maybe I'm crazy.
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