So the client browser requests a page from the IIS server and the IIS
server requests myPage.php from the U2 server which causes the PHP
processor on the U2 server to make the exec call to the UniBasic program.
How do you normally make the page request from IIS?
Using whatever programming
Using whatever programming language you run to power your iis web site
asp/asp.net/php etc. Or your iis web server dishes up static html which
has
a script it in that contacts the u2 server via ajax.
.
I appreciate your patience. I'm relatively new to AJAX. I am interested
in finding a
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Using whatever programming language you run to power your iis web site
asp/asp.net/php etc. Or your iis web server
Symeon,
Thanks. I'll check it out.
Charles Shaffer
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That is similar to what we are doing now, wxcept the web server is Linux
so I use XMLHttpRequests to call a PHP module that calls a Java routine
that uses Uniobjects for Java to get the results from Unidata. An open
source product called JavaBridge is used to allow php to call Java. Works
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I am interested in finding a way to get to the U2 data
more directly than we do currently, which is using a
Java Bridge and Uniobjects for Java.
Charles, you may be interested in mvExec. It will execute any
command or program on any MV system from anywhere in your
Thanks Tony.
I'll check it out.
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Ian, I tried for a long time to figure out a way to do this entirely from
within UD. Couldn't figure it out. I hit two walls. First, the exit code
that nix receives is the status of the udt command. If you're
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We do
Symeon,
Nice. Since exec is used, your U2 server must also be your web server,
right? In our environment here, the U2 server is a different machine than
the web server. I wonder, is there and rexec equivalent in PHP and has
anyone done this remotely?
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We do something similar here. In a UNIX shell script we call
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Symeon,
Nice. Since exec is used, your U2 server must also be your web server
So no rexec but to do it remotely you just call the web page
from your other app/website/javascript etc.
So the client browser requests a page from the IIS server and the IIS
server requests myPage.php from the U2 server which causes the PHP
processor on the U2 server to make the exec call to
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