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RE: HTTPAPI GSKIT Invalid Handle
Hi Scott,
Don't know WHY this made a difference, but by putting the name of the
certificate into the call to https_init(), the process worked correctly.
The documentation of that API in the code says that *BLANKS will use the
default certificate, but it didn't.
FYI
Shannon O'Donnell
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[mailto:ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Shannon ODonnell
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 10:00 AM
To: 'HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects'
Subject: HTTPAPI GSKIT Invalid Handle
I have been asked to look at a problem with HTTPAPI and GSKit a friend's
client is having.
I know very little about the entire setup except that they use HTTPAPI and
GSKit as part of their routine to get shipping rates from UPS.
Apparently everything has been working great until a few days ago when they
had to renew and reinstall their SSL certificate.
After they did that, now they get the error "(GSKit) Invalid Handle"
returned when the program calls the http_url_post_xml procedure.
There have been no programming changes, that they know of, only the
installation of this new certificate.
The only thing I can see, upon an initial look at the code, is that they are
calling the https_init() routine with no name (i.e., *blanks) in the
certificate name.
However, when I look at the HTTPAPI code and comments for this procedure, I
see a comment that passing blanks will take the default certificate anyway
And that's also what they have always done so I don't know why passing
blanks to it now would be a problem.
This is a V5R3 system, if that makes a difference.
I would like to help them resolve this, if possible, but honestly, other
than making sure the certificate was installed correctly (appears to be) and
reviewing the code that calls
HTTPAPI procedures (look fine to me) I'm not sure what else to look at.
If it helps, I have a sample of the XML that they are passing to UPS.
Any ideas of things to look for/check for would be appreciated.
Shannon O'Donnell
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