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Re: FTP Messages
Hello,
> How can I redirect the information that goes to the job log? I want to
> create a file of completion/error messages that I can query.
You can register your own logging routine as an "exit procedure" to
FTPAPI. Every time FTPAPI tries to write a debug message, it'll call your
routine instead of writing it to the job log. It'll be up to you to
supply code that writes it to a file (or whatever you want to do with it.)
For example:
sess = FTP_open('ftp.example.com');
// check error
FTP_exitProc(sess: FTP_EXTLOG: %paddr(MyLogger): *null);
FTP_logging(*ON);
if (FTP_login(sess: 'UserID': 'Password') = -1);
// handle error
endif;
// other FTP commands here
FTP_quit(sess);
The call to FTP_exitProc() tells FTPAPI to log messages by calling the
MyLogger() subprocedure (which you'll write) rather than using it's own
internal routine that writes to the job log.
The logging procedure will be a subprocedure that YOU MUST WRITE and
should be in the same program with the preceding FTP commands. It must
have a PR/PI like the following.
D MyLogger PI
D Msg 256A Const
D extra * value
This procedure will be called repeatedly by FTPAPI. It'll be called each
time a log message is to be written. The message that's normally in the
job log will be in the "msg" parameter. It's up to you to write code to
save it to a PF or whatever you want to do with it.
The 2nd parameter ("extra") is the same pointer you pass in the 4th
parameter to FTP_exitProc(). In the preceding example, I passed *NULL, so
it'll always get *NULL as the "extra" parameter. It's useful if you want
to pass some additional info to the procedure. For example, if you have
two FTP sessions running, and you want to pass a string to each one that
identifies the individual session, you could use the "extra" parameter to
pass it.
IF my explanation of the "Extra" parameter doesn't make sense, don't sweat
it. The parameter can be safely ignored...
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