Re: Httpapi and SSL

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Mario,

It sounds like you are missing some of the prerequisite licensed 
programs for using SSL on OS/400.

Here's a link to the V5R2 information center where it describes the 
licensed programs required to use SSL on OS/400 at V5R2:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/info/rzain/rzainplanssl.htm

In particular, the message about there being no cryptographic support 
installed seems to be telling you that you need to install licpgm 5722-AC3

This was a no-charge licensed program, but you had to order it 
separately from IBM.  I don't know if that's possible any more, since 
V5R2 has been unavailable from IBM for several years now?



Mario Martoriello wrote:
>    Hi
> 
>    I am using the tool WSDL2RPG which use the HTTPAPI tool and I have a
>    problem when I run the program that requires the webservice and the
>    endpoint is a server HTTPS. When I run my program I receive an error
>    that tell me that :26: gsk_env_open: (GSKit) SSL is not available
>    ...... I saw other question on the same subject in the ftpapi archives
>    and I found a post where Scott explained how to set up the DCM
>    enviroment on a 5.4 system.My system is at 5.2 and when I start the
>    DCM it tells me that there isn't any criptographic tool installed. Now
>    I don't understand what have I to install to work. Then I try on a my
>    friend's 5.4 system and everything is ok until I have to "update
>    certificate assignment" because my program doesn't list any
>    certificates available. So which is my mistake? Is there anyone that
>    can suggest me what I have to install on a 5.2 system to run DCM
>    application?.
> 
>    Thanks in advance
> 
>    Mario
> 
> 
> 
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