RE: HTTPAPI

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sender: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>


Rick,

> Another piece of information on the error.  I receive error on the
> return statement.  I assume this error message is saying a defined
> pointer variable was never initialized.  I think error must be another
> pointer variable - not comm.  But I only have the one defined.

If it's happening on the return statement, it's not the value of a pointer
variable that's the problem.  One of the pointers that's created & used
"under the covers" by the code generated by the compiler or by the RPG
runtime library is getting corrupted.

In any case, you need to determine what's corrupting it.  It's possible
that HTTPAPI is the culprit, but it's also possible that it's something
else.  Awfully hard to say.  This will be a tough one to figure out.

We need to find a way to narrow down where the memory is being corrupted.
Obviously, the memory that's corrupt isn't used until you return from the
program -- but what's causing the corruption is the part that we need to
locate.
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