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Re: HTTPAPI
Hi Monte,
Nice to see that you made it on to the list!
Hmmmm... I've never seen this error before, but the error message claims
that an IBM program named QWXCRTMD is failing due to some internal
parameter structure problem. I did a quick Google for that progam
name, and found the following APAR.
http://www-912.ibm.com/n_dir/nas4apar.nsf/ALLAPARS/SE16296
The PTF listed in that APAR was superceded by SI17429. So my suggestion
would be for you to try installing that PTF or the CUM PTF package that
included it. Or, at least read that APAR and see if it looks like it's
the same problem you're experiencing.
If doesn't look the same, can you please tell me which version of i5/OS
you're using? And can you copy/paste your CONFIG_H member (from
LIBHTTP/QRPGLESRC)? I need the copy that you receive after a failed
compile attempt. But please at least look at the APAR first, because if
the problem really is related to an IBM program, there's very little I
can do except direct you to their support...
Monte T. Schmiege wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Maybe I have no idea what I am doing. I managed to get the HTTPAPI software installed into LIBHTTP and ran example1 and example2. I couldn't get example3 to compile due to missing https_... definitions. I tried to install again and make sure to select ssl, but it just won't install. When it gets to compiling HTTPAPIR4, I always get this:
>
> THE COMPILATION WAS UNEXPECTEDLY CANCELLED. THE REASON COULD BE ONE OF THE
> FOLLOWING:
> -- COMPILING IN BATCH WITH ALWMLTTHD(*YES) SPECIFIED FOR THE JOB.
> -- CANCELLATION OF SESSION WHILE COMPILE IS IN PROGRESS.
> -- ENDING LAST REQUEST WHILE COMPILE IS IN PROGRESS.
> Compilation failed. Module HTTPAPIR4 not created in library LIBHTTP.
>
> I can compile it manually, but not in INSTALL.
>
> This is preceded by other stuff:
>
> Message . . . . : Program or service program QWXCRTMD in library QSYS ended.
> Reason code 4.
> Cause . . . . . : The specified program or service program was ended due to
> one of the following: 1 -- A pointer was used that is not available for use
> while running in the current program state. 2 -- A pointer was used, either
> directly or as a basing pointer, that has not been set to an address. 3 -- A
> pointer type was not valid for the requested operation. 4 -- An error was
> found while checking parameter structure. 5 -- The caller is not allowed to
> use this interface. Recovery . . . : Correct the parameter list passed to
> the program or service program and try the request again. If the reason code
> is 5, you will need to use a different interface.
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