Re: HTTPAPI and CCSID.....

[tagmose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi again.

An element from the XML could be:
<testElem>Søren Tagmose</testElem>

The text is my name, and the second letter is 'ø' from the danish
alphabet...

Calling HTTP_SetCCSIDs(1208 : 277) and call http_url_post_xml
leads me to my EndProc callback procedure.

/free
      if name = 'testElem';
       tempVal = value
      endif;
/end-free

Now tempVal = 'Søren TagmoseÀ'

As I hope you can see my second letter 'ø' is allright, but an extra
character is added to the end of my name 'À'

This exstra character (which is different for other elements) is only added
to the text when the text contains a "danish-specific" character 'æ', 'ø'
or 'å'.
All other texts/values are ok.



Regards

Søren Tagmose
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You can use HTTP_setCCSIDs(1208:277) or you can use
HTTP_setCCSIDs(1208:0), they should do the same thing, since 0=Job
CCSID, and you say you job CCSID is 277.

Can you tell us more about the problem?  You say you're receiving a
mysterious sign added...   but you didn't say more than that.  Can you
please tell us more?

Can you send a sample XML that illustrates the problem?



tagmose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I am working on a project, where I should call a webservise and then
parse
> the response and of course save the incomming data in a database. (DB2)
>
> I am very happy to tell, that the HTTPAPI is relatively easy to use, and
> works perfect (perhaps??)
>
> But at least I have a problem...
>
> My response is in UTF-8, and my standard job-ccsid is 277 (Denmark), so i
> figured, that I have to override the standard CCS-id´s in HTTPAPI?
>
> So here is what I do:
>
> I call HTTP_SetCCSIDs(1208 : 277)
> and then I call http_url_post_xml
>
>
> I recieve a response, and it is parsed ok, but the text, that contains
> "DK-specific-characters" is now ok except for a mysterious sign added as
> last character....
> So right now, I can coose a text with miss-translated "DK-specific"
> characters - or I can have a good translation - but with a mysterical
sign
> added at the end of the line.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Regards
>
> Søren Tagmose
> Multi-Support R&D A/S
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