Re: Web service provider question

[Mick Todd <mtodd@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Thanks for all your helpful replies.
   Will use the DDM solution.
   My apologies (Mike Krebs) if in wrong list.

   On 18 July 2013 20:04, Mike Krebs <[1]mkrebs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

     (putting on stolen moderator hat)...
     A discussion regarding web services services is better handled on
     WEB400 unless we can tie this to HTTPAPI or FTPAPI or WSDL2RPG.
     (removing hat)

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   [4]mike_zelekovic@xxxxxxxxxxx
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   Subject: Re: Web service provider question
   If the two boxes are connected you could use ddm files to point to your
   data AS/400.
   You could also use FTP to pass the Data to The other 400

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: "Mick Todd" <[5]mtodd@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
   To: [6]ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2013 10:44:34 AM
   Subject: Web service provider question
   Hi,
   I have to set up a web service provider on our AS/400.
   My company has one AS/400 that is just internet facing (runs the Apache
   server with our Java applications) .
   And another AS/400 where our data & pgms are stored.
   I was hoping to use a RPG solution to create a REST web service
   provider
   and have been reading Scotts 'Providing RPG Web Services'
   to acomplish this.
   But in the examples provided the RPG program & data resides on the same
   machine as the apache server.
   Is there anyway to specify that the programs & data are on a different
   AS/400 when setting up the apache server(configuration file).
   Any help greatly appreciated
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