Hi again Thomas,
I will post you tomorrow an HTTP debug log, but the data in the debug log is viewed correctly.
The thing is. The file created with the code you gave to me...
// Open input stream in order to dump the message
hInpStream = MessageContext_InputStream_open(hMsgCtx);
// if 1=2;
fd = -1;
count = MessageContext_InputStream_read(
hInpStream: %addr(buffer): %size(buffer));
dow (count > 0);
if (fd = -1);
fd = open('/home/raddatz/wsdl2rpg/WSDLI41001_request.xml'
: O_CREAT+O_EXCL+O_SHARE_RDONLY+O_WRONLY+O_CCSID
: S_IRWXU+S_IRWXG+S_IRWXO
: getPostCcsid());
endif;
callp write(fd: %addr(buffer): count);
count = MessageContext_InputStream_read(
hInpStream: %addr(buffer): %size(buffer));
enddo;
if (fd <> -1);
callp close(fd);
endif;
// Re-Open input stream in order to send the message
reOpenInputStream(hMsgCtx: hInpStream);
...was created in my IFS with CCSID 1208. But the HTTP debug log is created with CCSID 819. If I take the XML from the debug log, and I use (for example) Notepad++ from Windows, to open it, I can choose between UTF-8 encoding, or ANSI (the file is opened this way by default). If I leave it in ANSI, and I copy and paste the XML in SoapUI, and I send it to the server, the data is NOT received well. BUT, if I change the encoding to UTF-8, and I copy/paste the XML in SoapUI, the data is received perfectly. That’s why I thing that is a problem with my system and not with the server system (they tell me that the problem is with the data that I’m sending them).
There’s another thing. When I use WSDL2RPG to create the programs, I have problems with the character “ (double quote), because when I change my job ccsid, the double quote in turkish ccsid (1026) is represented as a Ü. I have changed all the double quotes for Ü , to make it works…
With your answer, I have to assume that the data sent is ok… so the server computer must be receiving the data correctly…. (?). I have not other way to know if they are telling me the truth…
Christian.
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