Re: HTTPAPI ver 1.13.1

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sender: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>


I'm not following you.  What is M1676?  What is M1678?  What do they have 
to do with HTTPAPI?

Are you using the persistent HTTP functions?  Or are you calling 
HTTP_url_post() or... what are you doing?    If you're calling the 
persistent functions, the debug log won't be fully written until you call 
http_persist_close().

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Scott Klement  http://www.scottklement.com

On Wed, 5 Apr 2006, Charette, William wrote:

> Follow-up to me own question (below).
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> The server is now responding.  And the change in my input values is working
> - it's the debug log that's taking long to write. And because the server was
> not responding I also thought my parameter was not changing.
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> I would still like responses to my EOJ question, and how long it might take
> for the debug txt to be refreshed.
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> (Scott: THIS is a great feature/program. I can't tell you how timely this
> was for me. Thanks! I always enjoy your articles in iSeriesNews also.)
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> Do I need to force some kind of EOJ to clear memory?
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> When I run my program with a single input value (IE, "M1676"), the second
> time I run it with (M1678), the debug log shows (M1676) again.
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> (Possibly the txt file is not being written as quickly as I thought.)
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> Also, is there a time lapse before the HTTPAPI_DEBUG.TXT is written?
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> Coincidently, I'm getting a "500 Internal Server Error" with a SOAP document
> that was working last week!  I've emailed the company with the web services
> about that.
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