Order receive
This chapter describes how you can receive an order by using the HTTP Secure download method.
2.1 HTTPS download method
The ability to download ServerPac, CustomPac, and the Custom Built Product Delivery option (CBPDO) by using the HTTP Secure Download method was provided with CustomPac dialogs since November 2014. Options to download by using FTP and FTPS methods are still available with HTTPS.
You can use the SHOPz Connectivity Test to validate that your system can successfully connect and download a test package. The test is available at this website:
After the Welcome panel is shown, the Specify Download Method panel is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-1.
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CPPP610F --------- Specify Download Method ---------------------------
COMMAND ==>
Specify the Download Method you will be using: Standard FTP (FTP),
Secure FTP (FTPS), or HTTP Secure (HTTPS)
==> (FTP, FTPS, or HTTPS)
Press Enter to continue or End to cancel
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Figure 2-1 Specify Download Method panel
Specify HTTPS as your download method.
After specifying HTTPS, the Download Client Information panel is shown in which you are prompted to choose HTTP or SOCKS as the proxy server, as shown in Figure 2-2.
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CPPP610D ------ Download Client Information -------------------------------
COMMAND ==>
Do you need to enter commands to pass through an HTTP or SOCKS Proxy Server? (Yes or No)
==>
Specify your Java home directory (required)
(for example: /usr/lpp/java/J7.0_64)
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Specify the name of the security manager keyring or CERTAUTH virtual keyring or the keyword javatruststore (required)
(for example: host_userid/ShareableKeyRing or *AUTH*/* or javatruststore)
==>
For further information, review the discussion of the CLIENT (SMPCLNT DD) data set in the SMP/E Commands manual.
Press Enter to continue or End to cancel
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Figure 2-2 Download Client Information panel
After you answer YES to the question regarding passing through an HTTP or SOCKS proxy server, the next panel is displayed to collect HTTP or SOCKS Proxy server information, as shown in Figure 2-3.
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CPPPEDIF - PD001000 ----------------------------------------- COLUMNS 000 000
COMMAND ==> SCROLL ==> HALF
****** ***************************** Top of Data ******************************
000001 <!-- This section builds the SMPCLNT DD input -->
000002 <!-- -->
000003 <!-- Most HTTPS operations to the remote IBM Server pass through a -->
000004 <!-- SOCKS, or PROXY Server . If so, then you must identify SOCKS or -->
000005 <!-- PROXY Server information and commands below. When you have -->
000006 <!-- finished, press End to display and submit the RECEIVE job. -->
000007 <!-- -->
000008 <!-- Or, use the CANCEL command to return to the prior panel. -->
000009 <!-- -->
000010 <!-- Notes: 1. All tags below are commented out. Remove the -->
000011 <!-- XML comment start and end tags to specify -->
000012 <!-- firewall information. -->
000013 <!-- 2. The tags here are defined by SMP/E. For -->
000014 <!-- information about them, see SMP/E Commands. -->
000015 <!-- 3. Do not include <CLIENT> tags in this data set. -->
000016 <!-- They are built automatically by the dialog. -->
000017 <!-- -->
000018 <!-- <HTTPPROXY -->
000019 <!-- host="host name|host ip address" -->
000020 <!-- user="NILPAT" -->
000021 <!-- pw="NEWPASSWORD' -->
000022 <!-- port="port number" -->
000023 <!-- account="account information"> -->
000024 <!-- </HTTPPROXY> -->
000025 <!-- <HTTPSOCKSPROXY -->
000026 <!-- host="host name|host ip address" -->
000027 <!-- user="userid" -->
000028 <!-- pw="password" -->
000029 <!-- port="port number" -->
000030 <!-- account="account information"> -->
000031 <!-- </HTTPSOCKSPROXY> -->
000032 <!-- -->
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Figure 2-3 Proxy server information panel
If you specify NO, the panel that is shown in Figure 2-3 is not displayed.
After the details are specified in the proxy server panel, RECEIVE job control language (JCL) is generated. You can review the JCL to verify that all of the information in the JCL is correct.
After reviewing the JCL, you can submit the JCL to download the order directly to Host.
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