Re: httpapi - problem with french special characters

[David White <whitey.david@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Nicolas,

I hope Kaj can help you too. I took a quick look at this and found the
post from Kaj you were talking about.

He is showing in his code how to call the "http_xlatedyn"
sub-procedure, where he mentions he will use it instead of
"http_xlate".

The "http_xlatedyn" sub-procedure is exported from the CCSIDR4 RPGLE
module, which is bound with the HTTPAPIR4 module (along with others)
to create the HTTPAPIR4 service program, so it's available to call
from any object bound to that service.

I hope that helps some....  I guess I'm not sure what your asking when
you say "where are we supposed to use it with httpapi".

Thanks,

Dave.

On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 5:05 AM, MAZO Nicolas
<Nicolas.MAZO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>   Hi,
>
>
>
>   Here (CBP solution in France) we have used many times httpapi without
>   any problem, so thank you to Scott Klement for such a good  job.
>
>
>
>   Now we try to use it to pass the needed parameters
>   (from/to/object/text..) to a service who has in charge to
>   send emails.
>
>
>
>   We encountered problems withe special characters only used in French
>   language like (é,è, à..).
>
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>   We first try to mention 1208 as CCSID, but without any success
>   (characters are omitted from the text).
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>
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>   We have found a ver y interesting post, posted by Kaj Julius talking
>   about http_xlatedyn, we've just tried it and it works perfectly.
>
>
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>   We now have a major interrogation, how (where) are we supposed to use
>   it with httpapi ???
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>
>
>   Thanks for your answer. May be Kaj could help us ?
>
>
>
>   Best regards
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>
>   Nicolas MAZO
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