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Shannon- Since the application is written in Java and Java servlets, it would be very straight forward to use the jt400 APIs. Using these API's allow a Java program (running on any OS or any application server) to call any OS/400 program. If Tomcat is running in the DMZ, you would need to make sure the ports that the jt400 APIs use are open between the DMZ and the AS/400. If Tomcat is running on the AS/400, only port 80 would need to be open between the DMZ and the AS/400. Another option is to create a stored procedure entry in QSYS2/PROCEDURES for each command. Then the Java program could use standard JDBC methods to call the command/procedure. Yet another option is to create webservices, which has already been mentioned. HTH, Sarah
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