Re: HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Tony,

Most web services that send a 500 error will also send an XML document 
explaining the cause of the error.  You may be thinking that because 
http_post_xml() returned 500 that it didn't get any document from the 
web service -- but that's not true!

If you look at the debug file you posted, you'll see that it contains an 
XML message in response.  That XML message contains the string:

"Error validating Account Number. Invalid Account Number format."

When I look at the XML you are sending to the web service, you are 
sending ? for the account number.


Tony.Davis2@xxxxxxx wrote:
> I have written a program (program-A) that uses http_post_xml() and returns results as expected. I wrote two others that call this program, one RPGLE program (program-B) that displays the data on my green screen, and another SQLRPGLE program (program-C) that returns the data via a results set.
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> The RPGLE process works perfectly (program-B calls program-A and displays the data in a subfile). 
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> The SQLRPGLE process does not work (program-C calls program-A). I am testing this process using iSeries Navigator. From iSeries Navigator, I call a stored procedure, whose associated external program is the SQLRPGLE program (program-C). 
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> The process is not bombing, it simply returns an error after executing the http_post_xml() statement (I execute http_crash() as in the example that I cloned). The value of rc is 500. I do have debug turned on; that is, creating a log on the IFS. The message in the IFS log is "SetError() #13: HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error". 
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> The entire log is attached. 
> Any advice is appreciated.
> 
> Thank you,
> Tony Davis
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