To Execute this Example
| Uploading a File from Windows to iSeries IFS | The Things that Make Up this Example | Before You Execute Web Functions |
Only before executing for the first time:
You can leave the C program SET181UPLO in the partition module library where it is restored during import or copy it to any library of your choice. In any case, you will have to add a couple of directives in your http configuration file.
Open a browser session.
You can leave the C program SET181UPLO in the partition module library where it is restored during import or copy it to any library of your choice. In any case, you will have to add a couple of directives in your http configuration file.
- Stop the IBM HTTP Server and run a LANSA for the WEB cleanup job.
- Edit your web server configuration file (wrkhttpcfg <cfg name>). Add the following:
| MAP /cgi-bin/set181uplo* /QSYS.LIB/<library where SET181UPLO resides>.LIB/SET181UPLO.PGM* |
| MAP /CGI-BIN/SET181UPLO* /QSYS.LIB/<library where SET181UPLO resides>.LIB/SET181UPLO.PGM* |
| EXEC /QSYS.LIB/<library where SET181UPLO resides>.LIB/* |
| MAP /tmp/*/tmp/* |
| Pass /tmp/* |
- Re-start your web server.
Open a browser session.
In the address entry field of the browser type:
http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn:xx/CGI-BIN/LANSAWEB?PROCFUN+set_181+set181b+ppp
where
Click on the Browse button(s) to select the file(s) you would like to upload.
Specify a valid IFS subdirectory of the root directory you have specified in the data area S_181FUPLO. Refer to the Notes and Suggestions for more information.
http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn:xx/CGI-BIN/LANSAWEB?PROCFUN+set_181+set181b+ppp
where
| nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn | is the IP address of the iSeries you are connecting to |
| xx | is the port number where your web server has been configured to run. If your web server uses the default port 80, this parameter is not required. |
| ppp | is the partition identifier of the partition where you imported the material |
Click on the Browse button(s) to select the file(s) you would like to upload.
Specify a valid IFS subdirectory of the root directory you have specified in the data area S_181FUPLO. Refer to the Notes and Suggestions for more information.