RE: SetError() #29: gsk_sec_soc_open: (GSKit) Handle is not valid

[BBB Rhodes <bbbrhodes@xxxxxxx>]

   Thanks for the link to the beta link.


   We are intending to parse it directly but it will be a large volume of
   data.   Would you suggest we have it sent to the IFS in step one and
   Parse it in step two?

   Thanks in advance,

   Bryan


   > From: mkrebs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   > To: ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   > Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2011 10:22:16 -0500
   > Subject: RE: SetError() #29: gsk_sec_soc_open: (GSKit) Handle is not
   valid
   >
   > Scott to the rescue!! I've said it before...use the current Beta
   software. Very stable, bug fixes!!
   http://www.Scottklement.com/httpapi/beta
   >
   > >
   > > What should i expect to see in the DCM for the *System certificate
   > > store? Do I have to identify each user profile that will run
   > > this process?
   >
   >
   > The default certificate store path and filename is shown in the
   wrklnk command. When logged in as you, can you see this file?
   > WRKLNK '/QIBM/UserData/ICSS/CERT/SERVER/DEFAULT.RDB'
   >
   > When you visit the DCM, you don't really see anything. Did you go
   into the DCM (login with QSECOFR like person), "Select a Certificate
   Store", choose *system, and successfully get in (a certificate store
   password will be required)? That is enough for SSL to work. What you
   will see is something like this:
   > Current Certificate Store
   >
   > "You have selected to work with the certificate store listed below.
   The left frame is being refreshed to show the task list for this
   certificate store. Select a task from the left frame to begin working
   with this certificate store.
   >
   > Certificate type: Server or client
   > Certificate store: *SYSTEM
   > Certificate store path and filename:
   /QIBM/USERDATA/ICSS/CERT/SERVER/DEFAULT.KDB"
   >
   > Our i is at V5R4 and IIRC we didn't have to do anything else. But
   some people have problems with authority and Scott included in the
   README some ways he found to make it work in those cases. No, you
   shouldn't have to put applications or people in the DCM - unless you
   have been given a certificate by the other company or they require you
   use a specific certificate.
   >
   > > Is http_url_post_xml() the right function to being back XML Data
   file?
   >
   > That is one way to do it and it works well. Did you intend to
   download the XML file or just parse it directly?
   >
   >
   >
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