Scott,
I did and would like to use the subprocedure way to make it easier and more useful. But when we set this up in 2016, we didn’t find any other means of doing it. And searching online now, I still do not see any examples of how to do what
we are currently doing. One of the issues is this is our only process that does it, so nobody is familiar with the correct terminology to do a proper google search for examples.
Any examples or web sites would be much appreciated.
John
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Subject: Re: [Ftpapi] Change HTTPAPI to respond to errors
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Hi John,
The CL command is handy, but... only has a fraction of the functionality that HTTPAPI offers.
Have you considered calling the RPG subprocedures instead of the CL command?
-SK
On 8/20/2020 1:51 PM, Baeten, John wrote:
Our current process uses the HTTPAPI process to send data to a different system. This is done in a RPGLE program using a RunCmd process to do the sending. Sometimes there is a time out error (500) from the system we are sending to, and
we currently do not have a way to monitor for that to give it a retry in a few minutes.
wCMD =
HTTPAPI
URL('https://websites.net/api/Pst')
DOWNLOAD(/LOG/CatalogSales_Log.txt')
REQTYPE(*POST)
UPLOAD('/Out/CATALOGPRODUCT.XML')
DEBUG('/log/CatalogSales_DBL.txt')
USER(4776-a7bf')
PASS(4776-a7bf')
ReturnCode = RunCmd(wCMD);
After this process runs we are reading the log file to see if it was successful or not – but this only tells us that and not what the error was. This would be in the DEBUG file. We are hoping there is an easier way to determine the result
of our POST.
Thanks,
John
John Baeten
Sr IT Developer – Pest Elimination – Commercial Solutions
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