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 Web (HTML) command prompting utilizing the QCDRCMDD output
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I would like to prompt OS/400 commands on the web using HTML (or any other web tool). I assume the best way to do it is by generating the XML file using the QCDRCMDD (Retrieve Command Definition) API and utilizing it using some kind of prompting tool. I know how to generate the XML file. I wonder if anyone utilized the XML output to prompt commands in a web environment. Thanks

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ASKED: May 9, 2006  10:07 AM
UPDATED: May 18, 2006  3:39 AM
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the method to apply an XSL style sheet to an XML result in a web page is described (partialy) at the end of the page http://jplamontre.free.fr/AS400/NetData.htm there are samples for - generating a new page - updating partially a page (something like is now known as AJAX, but here it is synchonous)
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Thank you, JPL.
I found that there is a java toolkit called JTOpen.
One of its classes is CommandPrompter – which is very similar to the command prompter used by the “Operations Navigator” in Management Central.
I tested it and it works and give very nice GUI for command prompting.
I need to stripe out the connection to the OS/400.
For some reason, the source code for this specific class is not available in the JTOpen, I have to find a way to do it.
Thanks

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