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Keeping as much programming the same as possible, what are some ways to
denote a location between two PCs running the same web page? What I need is
to know which PC is accessing the web pages so I print labels to the
appropriate printer.
We have a visitor sign in/out lobby kiosk running from a dedicated PC and an
i5/OS-connected label printer (Intermec). The PC connected to our iSeries
via web pages made with RPG and CGIDEV2. During the sign in process, guest
names are written to a file, which is directed to TL Ashford to print the
labels.
We need to implement a second kiosk in our shipping department at the
opposite end of the building. We need to print to a different label printer.
TL Ashford allows us to set the output queue when printing. We will have a
separate PC and label printer in the new area.
Using my PC, I checked the i5 HTTP server variables for clues. (A sample
program is at
http://www.easy400.net/cgidev2p/dspsrc.pgm?cgiinp01=cgidev2&cgiinp02=qrpglesrc&cgiinp03=envvar
.) While
REMOTE_ADDR is populated (IP address), REMOTE_HOST is not. I do not want to
go by IP address since it's dynamically assigned, and not sure how much
effort it would be to get our admins to make it static. I could make
separate start pages such as startlobby.pgm and startship.pgm, set cookies
and read them on subsequent pages.
Any suggestions welcome!
Thanks,
Loyd
midrange.com
