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  Asked: Jun 3 2008   1:46 PM GMT
  Asked by: MPaesen


Calling an RPG from a Win/Web application


AS/400, GUI, RPG, SSO, Single sign-on

Hi,

I look for a SSO solution.
My customer wants to call a native RPG program (with displayfile) starting from a Graphical (Windows or browser) application without logon since the user is already signed in.

All suggestions are welcome.

thx

Mathy

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Configure an Emulator session to get an active session on your AS/400. When you got an active session, choose "Communication" > Configure on the Menu bar of the session. Press the "Properties" button besides the system name and specify "Use operation navigator default" as User ID signon information. Same thing for the "Security" Radio button below.

Then Open ISeries Navigator. Connect to your AS/400 and on the "My connection level" right click" with your mouse and then choose "Environment". Open the "My connection" list by clicking on the "+". Get on the aimed platform and select the "Properties" Button. Then, get on the"Connection" tab and specify "Use Windows user name and password, No prompting" radio button.

On the emulator session, start recording a macro and login to the AS/400 with the desired user profile and password and save the macro. Then, go on the menu bar of your emulator session and choose "Edit">"Preference">"Marco/script" and specify your macro name.

Finally, attach an hyperlink on your Windows gismo to your Emulator Icon and there you go !

I've tried it with a dumb Visio presentation saved in html and it work's fine !

Have fun !

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DanTheMan.

Hi Mathy,

Nonetheless this might be not as a good contribution ... there it goes:

You should investigate about the HATS and/or Web Facing products that IBM include in the WDSCi (now Rational for i), I have understood that they provide a good solution for taking PC5250 screens to Web.

Regards,

Gerardo
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