RE: Re :Re: Re :Re: \\

["Larry Ducie" <larry_ducie@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rizwan,

If you have hard-coded this literal into your program then you could have 
trouble. Check the CCSID of the display device you are connecting to the 
iSeries with. If it is different to the file ccsid or system ccsid then you 
may be putting the wrong character in your program. It will 'look" like an 
open bracket to you, but it will "compile' to something else.

I have had this trouble before when I worked in the UK. My display device 
was configured to use CCSID 285 (UK English) and the system CCSID was 37 (US 
English). When I typed a "[" in SEU it was actually converted when it 
arrived in the source member. If I changed my display device to CCSID 37 and 
then put the "[" in my code it would work.

Anybody in the UK working on the iSeries and writing in C may get this 
problem - we have to code arrays as char^10] - where ^ is converted to [ by 
the emulator.

It may be as simple as that.

Cheers

Larry Ducie



----Original Message Follows----
From: "Rizwan Khan" <krizzi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects <ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re :Re: Re :Re: \\
Date: 1 Nov 2006 22:44:37 -0000


    Scott,
    I was using the old version 1.16, I downloaded the vew verision 1.17
    but still the same issue.
    I am calling a secured web service, when I send this string
    '<CustomerName>' + '<![CDATA[' +  %trim(Customer_Name) + ']]>'  +
    '</CustomerName>'
    the forum side system gets this as
    <CustomerName><!?CDATA?Khan & Khan Sons??></CustomerName>
    Wherever there are square brackets "[" it is converting to question
    mark "?".  Then the forum gives an error "Invalid SOAP message format.
    No Envelope found."
    I hope this information will hep you to reproduce the error.
    Thanks,
    Rizwan
    HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects wrote
    Hello,
    > Scott,This is an old version downloaded in July this year. How can I
    > check the version of HTTPAPI, if I don't remember what was then?
    There's a named constant, HTTPAPI_VERSION, in the HTTPAPI_H source
    member.
    That constant should tell you which version you're using.
    > need to download the new one and try?
    I changed the way CCSID translation worked in version 1.17 of HTTPAPI.
    So
    if your version is older than that, I suggest downloading the new one
    to
    see if the same bug exists in that version... If you're already using
    version 1.17 or later, then I need to know how to reproduce the error
    so
    that I can trace the code to see what's wrong.
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