Re: HTTPAPI EXAMPLE1 blows up on V4R4 box. I'm just starting to investigate.

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi James,

I've glanced over the Header_Get_Req_Cookies routine, and I can't see 
anything in the code that's a likely suspect for the MCH1210.  I've 
looked for statement 4111, but in my copy of the code, statement 4111 is 
a comment.

Would you please run the code in debug (STRDBG) and tell me where you're 
receiving this error?

If you're really in a bind, you can disable cookie parsing by calling 
the http_use_cookies() procedure prior to calling http_url_get().  Just 
add a line that says "callp http_use_cookies(*OFF)" and it will disable 
cookie parsing, which should prevent HTTPAPI from calling the routine 
you're having trouble with.  But, of course, I won't be able to fix the 
problem if you circumvent the problem this way...  so if you have time 
to debug the situation, it'd be helpful.




James Lampert wrote:
> Late Friday, I finally had time to start learning HTTPAPI, and I found a 
> problem. It seems that I'm getting an MCH1210 (receiver value too small 
> to hold result)
> 
>  From program: HTTPAPIR4
>  From module:  HEADERR4
>  From procedure: HEADER_GET_REQ_COOKIES
>  From statement: 4111
> 
> I'm only starting to investigate, but any suggestions that might point 
> me in the right direction would be helpful.
> 
> I just checked from Firefox on my WinDoze box, and the file EXAMPLE1 
> attempts to download,
>     http://www.scottklement.com/rpg/socktut/tutorial.pdf
> is definitely there, and definitely not blocked by our firewall; I also 
> checked from the 400 in question, and it can definitely PING 
> www.scottklement.com successfully.
> 

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