Re: Pop up a .jsp file from a CL or a RPG program.

Compile it and then use CALL URLMSG

Pete


Jake M wrote:

Thank's a lot for the input. Okay, I see that the option is checked. So, I
should be able to write a small CL program and put in a command to open up
URL in a browser, right?. I am intending to call the CL from the command
line..Something like CALL MYCLPGM. Would that work? Thanks again for the
suggestions.

cheers,

Jake.

On 11/8/06, Jeff Crosby <jlcrosby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Edit/Preferences/Hot Spots

Check "Execute URL"

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From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Pete Helgren
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 4:09 PM
To: Web Enabling the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: [WEB400] Pop up a .jsp file from a CL or a RPG program.

If clicking a link on a 5250 screen works, then just embed
the URL in a screen.  To get an idea of how this works, to
can just type http://www.google.com on a command line in the
Mochasoft 5250 client even without embedding it in a screen
(pagedown will highlight it then click on it).  That doesn't
seem to work in iSeries Access but then, I don't use iSeries
Access very often.

However, in Mochasoft/iSeries Access/tn5250j clients they ALL
will recognize an http:// as the start of a URL and will
allow you to click.
If you are an iSeries Access user, there may be someone on
this list that can tell you how to set that up.

Pete


Jake M wrote:

Thanks a lot for the suggestions. Yeah, something along the

lines of

calling .dspf file with

http://www.domain.com/updatepage.jsp in it and

the user could click on the link and the updatepage.jsp

would pop up

and let the user use the .jsp page and once the user closes

the .jsp

page the control needs to come back to the display file. Is that
possible? I am still new to RPG so just wanted to know what is the
best approach before venturing into such a thing. Also, I

never used STRPCCMD does this do the same thing too?

cheers,
Jake.

On 11/8/06, Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Do you mean, from a 5250 session?  You could bring up a

5250 screen

that has the URL and the user could click on that.  I

don't know how

to get anything to "pop up" unless a user clicks a button

or a link.

I am not familiar with how the annoying "pop ups" occur in

a browser,

perhaps a mouseover event with some javascript.  However, I don't
know how you would accomplish that with something

triggered from the

server without user interaction of some sort.

Pete Helgren


Jake M wrote:

Hello All;
I have a .jsp page which updates a few fields in a file

on my iSeries.

Is

there a way to make that .jsp page pop up when I call a

CL program

or a

RPG

program? I would really appreciate it if somebody could

point me in

the right direction.

Thanks in advance,

cheers.

Jake.

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