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Re. b), point taken, did not wish to use the
"bend-over-backwards" theme any more, so this is last subject-line
change – at least I retained the “Please”, so it should be
close to the other delights. The same EXAMPLE4 clone indeed created an application visible
in the DCM. Because I am now getting the error (GSKit) Certificate is not signed by a trusted
certificate authority, I gather I need (a) to find the certificate associated with the application (b) have it signed by a trusted certificate authority Unfortunately, when I sign into the *SYSTEM certificate
store, select the application Scott’s app created, and choose the Update Certificate Assignment option, the response is No certificates
found for this certificate store (this despite the fact that the *SYSTEM certificate
store has many visible certificates, and I have been careful to select that
store). I’m way out of my depth. If anyone has an idea how to
get me over the hump with HTTPAPI, in relation to the DCM, I would b Thanks, -----Original Message----- Sender: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > What can I do to make some sort of amends to you, to say thanks in
some > way? I thought of a write-up in the News/400 forum (of what you've
done, > the quality of this software - what little I know), don't know
whether > that would be appropriate, even if you'd like that. If not that,
then I > ought to pay you a consulting fee (but it can't be huge, unless
things > go yet further). What would be really nice for you to do in return: a) Help out with the open source projects. Once you've learned about HTTPAPI and how to make things work, stick around on this mailing list
and help others when they need help. b) Stop changing the subject lines of your e-mails... I sort my
messages by topic, so having them all together under one subject makes it easier
for me to follow it as a thread. c) Don't complain every time I try to help you. :) > I'm so hoping that after restoring my stupid alteration of your
code, > and getting people to register the app in the DCM, your code will
work > fine, because I don't want to keep bothering you!! As you can
tell, I > have some difficulties about accepting all this wonderful free
help and > software. Why should you do this? What do you get for it? I'll let you > know if/when everything you did runs fine, as I'm sure it will. What do I get for it? I get
to be a leader in the iSeries community. I get the respect of thousands of programmers. My services are always in demand -- including the ones I'm paid for -- because of this. I wouldn't be the editor of Club Tech iSeries Programming Tips or a technical editor of iSeries NEWS (previously, "NEWS/400")
magazine or a speaker at RPG World if I didn't do the things I've done for the community. (and these are all paying gigs!) I've even been given an award by IBM and COMMON. In fact, I'm the only individual (so far) to win this award, all of the other winners are corporations, and that's pretty impressive. http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/innovationawards/intellectual.html If I didn't do these things, I'd just be another RPG programmer. Not to mention that I enjoy doing these things ;) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the FTPAPI mailing list.
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