Re: Accessing OPT01

[hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Vern,

you are not absolutely right - powerEXT core is MIT licensed, so you can 
download it, take
the echoBinToClient subprocedure out - and call it your own 

regards
Henrik




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Henrik

You did not explain that he has to have your app installed - it is free, 
but it won't be on everyone's machine

Regards
Vern

hr@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> It is as simple as this to put a pdf from OPT01 to the net:
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>  /copy qsrc,pxapihdr      General H-Spec's 
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>  * powerEXT API Connectors 
>  /copy qsrc,pxapicgicn    Basic HTTP connecter & Basic Services 
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>  /free 
>   clearSrvPgm(); 
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>   echoBinToClient('application/pdf' 
>    :'/QOPT/SAMSUNG_CLP/MANUAL/ENGLISH/guide_en.pdf'); 
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>   *inlr = *on; 
>   return; 
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> /Henrik
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> Is there a way to access a file on OPT01 from an RPG program? 
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> I am researching ways to get data off of a DVD and I would like to avoid
> having to copy the file from the DVD to the IFS before being able to
> access the data in the file. 
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> I have created a DKTF file but I am not sure that is the way to go. 
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> If anyone know how to access OPT01, please let me know.
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> Marvin