Nick (voiceover or on‑camera):
“Hey folks, Nick Litten here — and today we’re diving into one of the most powerful but mysteriously underused features on the IBM i… the Integrated Web Server!”
Cut to screen recording of IBM Navigator for i
“If you’ve ever wanted to expose IBM i data to the web, build lightweight web services, or just modernize how your system talks to the outside world, the IWS is your new best friend.”
Cut to step-by-step visuals
“In this video, I’ll walk you through getting your IBM i Web Server up and running — from launching IBM Navigator for i, to creating your own web service server, assigning ports, setting up the JOBD and user profile, and getting everything ready for testing.”
Back to camera
“By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a fully configured IWS instance and a clear understanding of how IBM i serves data to the internet. It’s simpler than you think… and way more powerful than you expect.”
Outro teaser
“So grab a coffee, fire up your green screen, and let’s get your IBM i talking to the web!”
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