Re: DB2WWW dying

[Larry Kleinman <larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If DB2WWW will not run at V6R1, what happens to Net.Data?


Larry Kleinman
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Rob,

Create a CLLE program in activation group *CALLER that calls
QHTTPSVR/DB2WWW. This CL should go in library CGI and your INI file (if you
use one) also needs to go in library CGI.

Also, Options +Exec and your ScriptAlias are redundant. It's totally
harmless but you should be aware of it.

Matt

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Subject: [WEB400] DB2WWW dying

I have a library called CGI.  It has one program in it called DB2WWW. That
program fails ANZOBJCVN and thus won't work on V6R1.  I see that I have
other copies of it in other libraries, like:  QHTTPSVR, QSYSCGI, QTCP.

I'm pretty ignorant on web stuff.  But I do have one little net.data item.
 How do I tell what the url uses?
http://###.###.###.###/CGI-BIN/DB2WWW/qsys.lib/routines.lib/qhtml.file/bkplog.mbr/report


Tools, Display Configuration File
  54    <Directory /QSYS.LIB/CGI.LIB/>
  55         Options +ExecCGI
  56         Allow From all
  57    </Directory>
...
  74    ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/db2www/ /qsys.lib/cgi.lib/db2www.pgm/

Hey, I think I am figuring this out a little...
Old beer soaked brain cell recalls that somewhere I was encouraged to take
one of these standard copies and place it into a private library.  Can't
recall why.  Which one should I be using?  Of course the first question
might be:  Which of these passes ANZOBJCVN or is in some system library I
should be able to assume will be refreshed with V6R1?

What do you recommend?

Rob Berendt
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