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That appears to not be the case if I set up a web services server, which
is my real end game with this.
I may be overvaluing the benefits of an IBM-included process where
average RPG programmers with only their average RPG skills can provide
DB2 data as xml and/or json for their super users. However my limited
experience is that if average RPG programmers and shops used web
services their value to the outer organization would at least double.
On 12/14/2018 2:16 PM, Charles Wilt wrote:
Booth,--
You shouldn't need to use another port to access the sub-page...
Sounds like you've got two Apache instances set up, you don't need two.
One's all you need.
Even if you were server to separate web sites,
i.server.com
i2.otherserver.com
You'd still only need one Apache instance.
Charles
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