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Hi Rene,
Thanks for responding.
We exchanged some emails 1 or 2 years
ago, about that same question. At that time my application run on OS/390
and I was trying to convert it. In the mean time I didn't continue on that
project. Now the application doesn't run because new version of java (CGIs
not allowed) on Z/OS 1.4. Without time to study and convert it to JSP (Z/OS),
I was now trying a simple temporary solution (I think), port it to
a TEC server where we have an http server and java CGIs seams to run.
My idea was install Http server (done)
and Netrexx (done), and test it on my workstation, without having to change
too much code. If it runs ok, then I was intending to port it to the T/EC
server, just to have it running for some weeks, while I think about a definitive
solution. I see that we have in that server WebSphere too (but don't know
anything about it). Would it be simpler to port my application to websphere
?
Thanks again
Patrick Leroy
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to ask for some help. I intend to use Netrexx to run
as CGI
> on IBM Http server.
>
> I'm trying to use netrexx on my workstation (WINXP). I already installed
> Netrexx and am able to compile. Now I have installed IBM Http Server
> 1.3.28.1, but need some assistance to configure it quickly to begin
some
> tests. Can anybody help me to do the basic config ?
> Thanks in advance
>
> Patrick Leroy
>
Hi Patrick,
although it does not answer your question, I'd like to state that one of
the Java server technologies (Servlets, JSP, Struts, Barracuda, JSF) would
be a natural fit with NetRexx programs. CGI is a lot of work and not your
best option performance-wise. If you try Tomcat (or, being an IBMmer,
WebSphere) you will find that all your server side programming using the
aforementioned technologies can be done using NetRexx. Java Servlets are
already a lot easier than CGI, because a lot of the work is already done
for you. JSP could also be your next step; that does a lot of work that
you still need to do in Servlets. I am switching to JSF for the
Model-View-Controller approach.
best regards,
Rene Vincent Jansen.
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