We are trying to access a webservice
provided by a courier company, I have requested permission for you
to use the test webservice/login.
Untill hear back from them, there's
not much info I can give you to recreate the problem.
When I try the URL through IE 6.0 it
seems to work fine.
here is the bits of code with the
sensitive stuff 'x'd out for now.
d
NZCdata
ds
qualified
d
status
30a
inz
d
transref
30a
inz
d
error
100a
inz
**************************************************************************
p
procNZCreply b
d
procNZCreply pi
d
userdata
*
value
d
depth
10i
0 value
d
name
1024a
varying
const
d
path
24576a
varying
const
d
value
32767a
varying
const
d
Attrs
*
dim(32767)
d
const
options(*varsize)
/free
select;
when
name = 'STATUS';
NZCData.status = value;
when
name = 'ERROR_DETAILS';
NZCData.error = value;
when
name = 'TRANSACTION_REF';
NZCData.transref = value;
endsl;
/end-free
p
procNZCreply e
we do have a website so I am assuming
out http is all configured properly.
I am also using similar code to access
a webservice from another site, which seems to be
working so far.
Neville Oakley
Analyst Programmer
Information Services
Honda New Zealand Limited
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16/11/2005 10:52 a.m.
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Subject
Re: Error with send() 3455
- Broken Pipe
Sender: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Broken pipe means that HTTPAPI tried to read or write from a connection
that had already been disconnected on the other end.
Unfortunately, there are lots of things that could cause this error. They
could be hardware errors (bad network card, bad switch, bad router, bad
firewall, bad cable... thse devices could be on your end, or on the
server's end, or anywhere in between) or it could be a software problem,
such as an exception in the remote web server or a bug in HTTPAPI.
Can you tell me how to reproduce the problem on my end?
---
Scott Klement http://www.scottklement.com
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 NOakley@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using scotts HTTPAPIR4 service program, and
the routine
> http_url_get_xml(.. ) . When the procedure send(... ) command
is issued
> I get the above error.
> The actual routine which calls send is CommTcp_BlockWrite()
in Module
> COMMTCPR4.
>
> I have searched IBM support and found a reference to PTF MF29926 for
V5R2,
> we have this applied, and still get the error.
>
> Any help would be appreciated?
>
>
> Neville Oakley
> Analyst Programmer
> Information Services
> Honda New Zealand Limited
>
> Views and opinions expressed in this transimission may be personally
held
> by the writer and do not necessarily represent the position of Honda
New
> Zealand Ltd.
>
> This email is intended only for the use of the addressee. If you are
not
> the addressee you are requested not to distribute or photocopy this
> facsimile. If you have received this email in error, please imediately
> notify the sender and destroy the original message.
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