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Question Re WEBFORM_SetVar
Scott,
Not sure if this is the correct place to ask a question but here goes.
We are a current customer of ProfoundUI Logic Software and we are
attempting to authorize credit cards via the use of U.S. Bank's Elavon
product.
Elavon requires that I pass my credit card XML request in an html
form. In that regard, I have used EXAMPLE4 as a template located in
LIBHTTP library and it works just fine.
C eval Form = WEBFORM_open
c callp WEBFORM_SetVar(Form: 'xmldata': xmldata)
c callp WEBFORM_postData( Form : myPointer
c : dataSize )
c eval rc = http_url_post(
c url
c : myPointer
c : dataSize
c : '/tmp/testpost.html'
c : HTTP_TIMEOUT
c : HTTP_USERAGENT
c : 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' )
Unfortunately, my request in the xmnldata will exceed 256 characters
and this is causing problems for me.
Can you confirm that I need to change the length of peVaLUE from 256 to
something like 4096 within the HTTPAPI_h module, code below:
D WEBFORM_setVar...
D PR 1N ExtProc('HTTP_URL_ENCODER_AD
D peEncoder like(HTTP_URL_ENCODER) value
D peVariable 50A varying value
D peValue 256A varying value
Do I also need to change the length in any other code?
I apologize if this is the wrong place to post a question.
Thank you,
Bruce
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