What resources are available? What constraints do you have?
One option would be to use sockets. Another would be Sonic. Or you might map a drive between the windows box and the unix server. A really good replacement for FTP would be the SSH/SFTP/SCP suite. It's much easier (and more secure) to code file transfers with.
There are any number of ways that this could be done but without any idea of what you have available in your environment it is hard to make a useful suggestion.
AppServer is another option.
Thanks for the reply.
I think we can go for mapping the drive b/w Unix & Window server. But Could you please tell me how to do it.
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Could you please clarify me how Appserver could be the option to transfer the file.
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Samba is a pretty simple and straight-forward way to map drives between windows and unix. Any competent sys admin should be able to arrange it. If you need more info on samba go to http://www.samba.org/ or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samba_(software)
using output parameters. MEMPTR is one option, Temp-Table with a BLOB another one.
Hi,
How can we transfer the image from windows to Unix using socket programming.
Ramesh
If you want it done for you try hiring an experienced 4GL socket programmer.
If you want to do it yourself check out knowledge center entries 19881 & 19882.
So why don't you generate the HTML on the client as well? Or use a proper web server (probably apache on unix) to serve the HTML. You can upload the images to the WEB-server by using the 4GL socket mechanism. There is probably some code out there that implements the HTTP/FTP protocols in 4GL.