Re: HTTPAPI, CGIDEV2 binding directory

[Mohamed Musthafa Safarulla <mohamedmusthafa.safarulla@xxxxxxxxx>]

   You can have any number of BNDDIR('QC2LE')  BNDDIR('HTTPAPI')  in your
   program on H spec, in that way you only need to have one program if
   you want to use HTTPAPI and CGIDEV2 facility in the same program. I do
   it.
   Thanks,
   Musthafa

   On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 3:07 PM, Versfelt, Charles
   <[1]CVERSFELT@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

     Hi,
     I have a question... Please forgive my ignorance on binding
     directories.
     It's been a very long time since I studied binding directories, at
     my job we compile all our programs under one binding directory.  We
     even have our Aldon set up to automatically default to
     dftactgrp(*no) and one particular binding directory.  I know that's
     not how they're really supposed to be used, but we've done it that
     way since the beginning.
     The HTTPAPI sample programs are all compiled under
     BNDDIR('HTTPAPI') in the H spec.
     The CGIDEV2 programs are all compiled under BNDDIR('CGIDEV2') in
     the H spec.
     What if we want to do HTTPAPI and CGIDEV2 in the same program?
     Do I have to have to create the XML using CGIDEV2 and send it using
     HTTPAPI in two separate RPGLE programs (under two BNDDIRs)?  All
     called from another program (under our "common" binding directory)?
     How can I do these functions and compile the programs in one
     binding directory?
     Charlie
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   Thanks,
   Musthafa

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