Scott,
I appologize for my issues...if I add 'callp httpapi_debug(*on)' my
program will not compile. I get the following error,, the name or
indicator is not defined (HTTPAPI). I have libhttp added to my
library list. I did find this in my link, Error 500:
java.lang.NullPointerException
The purpose of the project is to send data over to the webservice.
The java programmer created a service web service program which takes
you to a web page for testing. I cannot access this as I am on a
virtual and do not have access, however I have had someone else paste
in the xml and it seems to work right from there.
From SOAPUI I asked someone to try and it will not work from SOAPUI.
I dont have the authority to try from SOAPUI either.
I am not sure if I should even be using the http_url_post or the
http_url_post_xml. The service I was given by the java programmer
says he is expecting one paramether but the http commands expects more
which I am passing.
I think it must have to do with the wrong values in the paramets I am
passing. Were you able to open up my attachments to see my program.
Scott, thanks so much for your help. I am at a loss of what to do and
no one here seems to know either.
Donna
On 10/2/15, Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey Donna,
When it sends "500" as a response, this doesn't tell us anything
specific. It simply means that the web service noticed an error.
Nothing more specific than that...
However, the web service should have sent a response containing more
information. This may be in the form of an XML or JSON document
containing the error message -- so you might check the document you
received back to see if it has the error message in it (in place of the
normal WS response.)
You can also create an HTTPAPI debug/trace file that contains a lot of
technical information about what is going on under the covers. To do
that, you can add a line of code to your program (before calling HTTPAPI
routines) like this:
callp httpapi_debug(*on)
When you run your program again, it will produce a file in the IFS named
/tmp/httpapi_debug.txt that contains the aforementioned technical info.
Please look that over and see if you can figure this out,. If not,
download the file to your PC, obscure any sensitive info (especially any
passwords... remove any authorization/authenticate lines) and attach the
file to an e-mail in reply to this mailing list. This will give us
information that we can use to try to understand what is going on.
Hope that helps
On 10/2/2015 9:16 AM, Donna Herald wrote:
Please see the prior email
On 10/2/15, Donna Herald <donna.g.herald@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to create a program to call a REST WS but I am getting an
error, ‘HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error’. I am new to REST WS and
API’s. I have debugged my program several times but I cannot find the
problem. I think it must be with the parameters I am using for the
post but I cannot find the problem. I have attached my program and
would appreciate any available assistance.
Donna G Herald
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