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RE: Sending MIME-HEADERS with XML Web-Service Requests
There are some examples at [1]http://www.openhealth.org/xmtp/
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From: "Wayne Hardey" <waynehardey@xxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Sending MIME-HEADERS with XML Web-Service Requests
Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2007 13:18:14 -0600
>
> Ladies and Gentlemen...
>
> I recently posted this message on the SystemiNetwork
> e-Development forum. Scott was kind enough to offer some
insight, and
> suggested that my cause might be better served by posting my
message
> here. That seems like worthwhile advice, so here goes.
>
> Thanks (in advance) to anyone who can provide any insight
at all
> in this matter.
>
> Wayne Hardey
>
> I have downloaded LIBHTTP, and am finding that it may be a
very useful
> set of tools. At the risk of asking you to be my personal
"help desk",
> I have encountered one problem that I am unable to resolve.
Perhaps
> you can offer some insight.
> I am trying to submit a request to a credit card clearing
house. The
> clearing house requires data to be submitted as XML. They also
require
> a MIME-HEADER (with such elements as mime-version,
content-type,
> content-length, etc). I am uncertain how to send them this
MIME-HEADER
> information. I attempted to construct a string, and merely
append it
> to the beginning of the XML string that I am submitting.
However, the
> response that I am getting from the clearing house "help desk"
> indicates that they are receiving a MIME-HEADER that looks
absolutely
> nothing like what I sent (or what they're expecting).
> As you might suspect, they're only literate in C++, PHP, .asp,
.net
> and the such. They've never heard of an iSeries, much less
RPG. I am
> having considerable difficulty communicating with them. Can
you offer
> any suggestions about constructing a MIME-HEADER, and
submitting it as
> part of a web-service request using the tools in LIBHTTP?
> Thanks so very much for any insight you can provide!!
>
> PS: if you wish to see the specific instruction set I am
working
> under, you can access it (approximately 800Kb, 150-page .pdf
document)
> from the following location on the web.
>
> [1]http://www.paymentech.net/download/pdf/Orbital_Gateway_Inte
rface_Sp
> ecification_v4.2.pdf
>
> The specific instructions that are "giving me gas" are on
pages 48-49.
>
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>References
>
> 1.
http://www.paymentech.net/download/pdf/Orbital_Gateway_Interface_Sp
ecification_v4.2.pdf
> 2.
http://www.mail.com/?utm_source=mail_sent_footer&utm_medium=email&u
tm_term=070621&utm_content=textlink&utm_campaign=we_got_your_name
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References
1. http://www.openhealth.org/xmtp/
2. http://g.msn.com/8HMAENUS/2755??PS=47575
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