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				<isnnewsletter:newsletterheader>System iNetwork Programming Tips - Issue 333</isnnewsletter:newsletterheader>
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				<isnissue:issueheader>Issue Date: 22-Oct-09</isnissue:issueheader>
				
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					<title>APIs by Example: Message Handling APIs &amp; Additional Message Info Support</title>
										
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					<description>For native IBM i commands such as Work with Writers (WRKWTR), Work with User Jobs (WRKUSRJOB), Work with Submitted Jobs (WRKSBMJOB), and Work with Active Jobs (WRKACTJOB), it's possible to reply to pending inquiry messages for the writer or job in qu...&lt;img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/IseriesNetwork-ClubTechProgramming/~4/oU7JIgudLZQ" height="1" width="1"/&gt;</description>
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					<isnarticle:newsletter>System iNetwork Programming Tips</isnarticle:newsletter>					
					<isnarticle:issuedate>22-Oct-09</isnarticle:issuedate>
					
					<isnarticle:author>Carsten Flensburg </isnarticle:author>				
										
					<isnarticle:topic>APIs ; Application Development ; RPG </isnarticle:topic>
					
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					<title>Report on RPG &amp; DB2 Summit</title>
										
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					<description>I just got back from an eventful week at the RPG &amp; DB2 Summit conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. While I was there, I made videos of the conference, and I've put them online for anyone interested.

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					<isnarticle:newsletter>System iNetwork Programming Tips</isnarticle:newsletter>					
					<isnarticle:issuedate>22-Oct-09</isnarticle:issuedate>
					
					<isnarticle:author>Scott Klement </isnarticle:author>				
										
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					<title>Handle Null-Terminated Parameter in CL</title>
										
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					<description>In a recent discussion in the System iNetwork forums, someone asked how to write a CL program that receives a null-terminated parameter. My initial reaction was that this was a silly thing to do in CL. However, as I thought about it, it started to ma...&lt;img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/IseriesNetwork-ClubTechProgramming/~4/u54M7AQdpoo" height="1" width="1"/&gt;</description>
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					<isnarticle:newsletter>System iNetwork Programming Tips</isnarticle:newsletter>					
					<isnarticle:issuedate>22-Oct-09</isnarticle:issuedate>
					
					<isnarticle:author>Scott Klement </isnarticle:author>				
										
					<isnarticle:topic>CL ; Unix ; C/C++/C# </isnarticle:topic>
					
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					<title>Tool to Start OpenSSH Server</title>
										
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					<description>Q: We are using your articles on OpenSSH to act as an SFTP server.  However, we're having trouble starting the server properly.   I can start it manually in QShell and it works okay, but I can't seem to get it to start automatically. Any advice?

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					<isnarticle:newsletter>System iNetwork Programming Tips</isnarticle:newsletter>					
					<isnarticle:issuedate>22-Oct-09</isnarticle:issuedate>
					
					<isnarticle:author>Scott Klement </isnarticle:author>				
										
					<isnarticle:topic>Client Connectivity ; Data Access &amp; File Transfer ; Networking </isnarticle:topic>
					
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					<description>Feeling insecure? Check out these three fantastic security articles from the October issue of System iNEWS:

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					<isnarticle:newsletter>System iNetwork Programming Tips</isnarticle:newsletter>					
					<isnarticle:issuedate>22-Oct-09</isnarticle:issuedate>
					
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