HTTPAPI Great tool!

[Johan Wigh <johan_wigh@xxxxxxxx>]

   We are using HTTPAPI for some integration i our production enviroment!
   Now we dont have use BIZTALK all the time!
   /Johan
   --- Den ons 2010-11-03 skrev Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

     Från: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
     Ämne: Re: HTTPAPI - Files needed for production approval with UPS.
     Till: "HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects" <ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
     Datum: onsdag 3 november 2010 00:41

   Hi Jorge,
   If I understand you correctly, they want to see the XML files you're
   sending to the current server (wwwcie.ups.com) as well as the
   responses
   it's sending back to you.
   You could probably just copy/paste them from the httpapi_debug.txt
   file
   if you don't want to add extra code to write them to files directly.
   But, I'd probably add the extra code... only take a few minutes.
   On 11/2/2010 4:35 PM, Jorge Rodriguez wrote:
   >
   >     Hi Scott,
   >
   >     I read your excellent article about "Web Services from RPG using
   >     HTTPAPI" and I'm very impressed with all the useful information
   and
   >     level of detail provided.
   >
   >     I was especially interested in the UPS tracking Tool and used it
   as
   >     basis to experiment with the Validate Addresses Web Service.
   >
   >     After running several tests and getting response back from UPS's
   >     website I'm now preparing to run in production.
   >
   >     To obtain approval to run in production, UPS requires the
   following:
   >
   >
   >     UPS requires you submit two successful requests and responses
   for this
   >     API. Create two Extended Address Validation (XAV) requests with
   the
   >     Customer Integration Environment (CIE) URL. Save those four
   files and
   >     attach them to your e-mail request for Production.
   >
   >
   >     Can you please point me on the right direction as to where or
   how I
   >     can get those 4 files to email to UPS?
   >
   >
   >     Thank you,
   >
   >     Jorge Rodriguez
   >
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