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Re: Scott - Urgent Help in HTTP_SetCCSIDs()
Hello Unni,
Are you telling me that you can't change your copy of HTTPAPI? If
there's a problem in HTTPAPI that prevents CCSID translation from
working correctly, then I can't fix it without changing HTTPAPI. Since
you can't change your copy of HTTPAPI, I can't help you.
Using the HTTP_setCCSIDs() procedure that I told you to use, I'm able to
send non-english characters without any problems. Of course, my company
is running HTTPAPI version 1.18... I don't know if that's the
difference, or if you're just doing something wrong??
But, I don't know how else I can help you. It works for me. If it
doesn't work for you, tell me how to reproduce the same problem you're
experiencing. If I can't reproduce it, I can't fix it. Though, even
if I did fix it, you wouldn't be allowed to use my fixes anyway, since
you can't change your copy of HTTPAPI....
Unnikrishnan Rajasekharan wrote:
> You have asked me to upgrade to the current version. Also, you have
> asked me to use
>
> callp HTTP_SetCCSIDs(1208:0).
>
> 1. I am using the version 1.16 now and majority of the coding
> related to use of HTTPAPI was done by a colleague who is not available
> now. I am not sure of what all libraries and programs he has used and
> changed in putting your sources. This is already in production. As I
> have only very little time to fix this Non-english character issue, so
> is it ok if I can use version 1.16
>
>
>
> 2. Also when i check inside version 1.17 HTTPAPI_H member, I am
> seeing another procedure HTTP_xml_SetCCSIDs() which is not there in
> older version. Did you initially wanted me to use
> HTTP_SetCCSIDs(1208:0) or HTTP_xml_SetCCSIDs(1208:0)
>
>
>
> If I can you use 1.16 itself, will the conversion work if I add the
> below code from 1.17 to my current HTTPAPI_H? If not what other way is
> possible as callp HTTP_SetCCSIDs(1208:0) is still giving me '?'
> instead of special characters.
>
>
>
> *+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> * HTTP_xml_SetCCSIDs(): Set the CCSIDs used for ASCII/EBCDIC
> * translation for XML documents
> *
> * peRemote = (input) remote CCSID
> * peLocal = (input) local CCSID (can be 0 if you want
> * to use the CCSID of the current job)
> *
> * Returns 0 if successful, -1 otherwise
> *+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> D HTTP_xml_SetCCSIDs...
> D PR 10I 0
> D peRemote 10I 0 value
> D peLocal 10I 0 value
>
>
> *+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> > Is it ok, if I code it immediately after my main
> > program call these 2 CPYSRC as below 2 statements
> >
> > 0098.00 *
> > 0099.00 /copy *LIBL/qcpysrc,config_h
> > 0100.00 /copy *LIBL/qcpysrc,httpapi_h
> I don't use a file named QCPYSRC. I keep my source members in a file
> named QRPGLESRC. Did you change that? If so, I must warn you that
> making changes to the HTTPAPI source code will make it more difficult
> for you to upgrade from one release to the next. I recommend that you
> leave HTTPAPI as-is. When you write your own programs that itnerface
> with it, put the source code and objects for those programs in
> separate
> libraries so that you can delete and reinstall LIBHTTP without losing
> your source code or objects.
> Also, you don't have to manually include CONFIG_H, it's brought in
> automatically by HTTPAPI_H. I don't understand what any of this has to
> do with your original question about coding international characters?
> All programs that use HTTPAPI must /COPY the HTTPAPI_H member, since
> it
> contains all of the definitions needed to use the tool.
> I can't tell you whether your call to HTTP_setCCSIDs() belongs after
> these statements or not, since I don't know what other code you have
> after these statements! Please remember that I've never seen your
> program!
> You can put the call to http_setccsids() anywhere, as long as it runs
> before your call to HTTP_url_post_xml().
> > Also, I have these codes below inside HHTPAPI_H. Is it like,
> > HTTP_SetCCSID will work only for ASCII and EBCDIC as per the below
> > code? Do I have to change anything in the below code.
> You appear to be using an outdated version of HTTPAPI. Please upgrade
> to the current version.
> > 2. My second doubt is that, whether converting my RPG variable to
> > UTF_8 will in anyway affect my files, as I am also updating certain
> > AS/400 logical files inside the main program where I call
> WEBSERVICES
> > also.
> No, it's purely used to control the data that's sent to the web
> service,
> it has nothing to do with your files.
>
> Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> At the start of your code, insert a line that looks like this:
> callp HTTP_set_ccsids(1208: 0)
> This tells HTTPAPI to convert your EBCDIC document in your RPG
> variable
> to UTF-8 (Unicode). UTF-8 shouldn't have any trouble with your
> characters. Plus, you've told the web service that your document
> will
> be encoded with UTF-8 -- so it'd make sense to actually encode it
> that way!!
> Unnikrishnan Rajasekharan wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I am sending some Non-english charcaters like Ñ and ° as
> > shown below from AS/400 to WEBSERVICES with HHTPAPI
> >
> > Address2>CALLE 13 AV CENTENARIO N° 84-65 ATN: FANY PEÑA
> >
> > The non-english charcters were replaced as shown below
> >
> > Request document:
> >
> >
> xmlns:Vastera="[1]http://ndcXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
> XXX
> > XXXXXXXXXXXXXX[2]/envelope/"
> > xmlns:xs="[3]http://www.w3..org/2001/XMLSchema";>
> > stomerValidation_RequestInfo>1036313774-0004-001>
> >PTNR_SHIP_TOPTNR_ULT_CONSIGNE
> > E100ACTIVE> s>KONEKTEL> merName>ADD1 CHGCALLE 13 AV CENTENARIO
> > N? 84-65 ATN: FANY PE?
> >
> >
> >
> > How do I send the non-english charcters as it is with HTTPAPI?
> >
> > Any ideas on this are most welcome..
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Unni
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