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RE: Pointer error



Hi Scott:
 Very nice of you, to answer my email. 
I just sent another one with the sources almost immediately after the
first one
Sorry

 
JULIO C. CABRERA
Sr. Programmer Analyst, Information Technology 
Interval International
6262 Sunset Drive * Miami, Florida 33143
305.666.1861, ext. 7287 * direct 305.925.7287
cell 305.928.7925* fax 305.668.3409
Julio.Cabrera@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 
IntervalWorld.com * ResortDeveloper.com
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Klement [mailto:sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 3:53 PM
To: HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects
Cc: Julio Cabrera; Jason Christman; Marta Mirabal; Lewis Echavarria;
Maria Cadenas
Subject: Re: Pointer error

Hello Julio,

Please give me a way to reproduce the problem.  Preferably, send me a
complete program (as simple as possible) that reproduces the issue
you're having.

Right now, your description does not give me a clear idea of what issue
you are experiencing.  (But, even if it did, I'd need to reproduce it in
order to troubleshoot it.)

-SK


On 1/25/2012 10:33 AM, Julio Cabrera wrote:
>     Hello everybody:
>
>
>     I work for one of the bigger Timeshare companies in USA, Interval
>     International. Thanks to HTTPAPI library and Scott Klement I was
able
>     to consume a lot of different Web Services in our servers.
>
>     I having a situation with one of the procedures I use, we are
getting
>     the following error:
>
>     Space offset X'00101000' or X'0000000000000000' is outside current
>     limit
>
>     This is happening when the procedure is called multime times, the
ATTRS
>     array of pointers passed into MapXMLData are not being reset when
the
>     second call comes in and the array has pointers that does not
belong to
>     the current execution. The line error is If aatrs(2)<>  *null...
>
>     But the problem is that the call to MapXmlData is happening from
within
>     HTTPAPI internal procedures, and since it is defiend as "CONST" it
>     means that we won't be able to reset the values on the calling
>     procedure.
>
>
>     I will appreciate any help you can give me in this issue.
>

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