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We have a need to move stream files between the IBM i server and--
Windows servers.
I know I can use FTP. My question here is about what is possible.
Since FTP and HTTP are both TCP/IP protocols, it should be possible to
move files between the IBM i server and Windows servers using HTTP\HTTPS.
Suppose I have an Apache web serve set up on the IBM i server and an
IIS web server set up on a Windows server. Here are the processes I
want to accomplish.
FROM IBM i TO WINDOWS (INITIATED ON IBM i) 1. A COBOL or RPG program
populates a DB2/400 physical file with data based on business logic.
2. A CL program uses the CPYTOIMPF command to create a stream file in
the IFS based on the physical file.
3. A process on the IBM i sends a PUT or POST HTTP request to the IIS
web server in order to move the file to the Windows server for storage.
4. A CL program uses the RMVLNK command to delete the file from the IFS.
How do I achieve step 3 above?
FROM WINDOWS to IBM i (INITIATED ON IBM i) Here is another process I
want to achieve:
1. A process on the IBM i sends a GET HTTP request to an IIS web
server to get a file and store it in the IFS.
2. A CL program uses the CPYFRMIMPF command to upload the file into a
DB2/400 physical file.
3. A COBOL or RPG program then processes the DB2/400 file using
business logic.
How do I achieve step 1 above?
I suspect I will be able to do the above processes with Node.JS on the
IBM i. But I don't have Node.JS yet. So what other ways might I
accomplish step
3 in the first process and step 1 in the second process?
Thanks,
Kelly Cookson
IT Project Leader
Dot Foods, Inc.
1.217.773.4486 ext. 12676
kcookson@xxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:kcookson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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