Re: Executing a url

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Hi Bill,
   I guess it depends on what you mean by "execute", but...  the default
   HTTP method (the method that occurs when you type a URL into the
   address line of your web browser) is an HTTP GET request.
   So, with HTTPAPI you could do:
   HTTPAPI URL('[1]http://your-url-here')
   DOWNLOAD('/ifs/path/to/response.data')
   Or from an RPG program, you could do something like
   http_get('[2]http://example': '/ifs/path');
   Does that help?

   On 12/4/2012 12:40 PM, [3]bworley@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

   I have just downloaded and installed HTTPAPI.  I want to call a url
   that was prepared by our C# programmer that will send
   credit card data to authorize.net.  I can't use STRPCO and STRPCCMD
   since we want this to happen in batch mode.
   Which one of the example programs could I use to just execute a url?
   If this can be done, can it
   be done as a submitted job through our job scheduler?
   Thanks,
   Bill Worley


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