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Re: HTTPAPI Question
Hi Kevin,
404 means that the server (not HTTPAPI, but the server it's
communicating with) cannot find the resource identified by your URL.
Check and double-check the URL.
If that doesn't help, you could provide us with a trace/debug file that
might (??) help us see the problem. Though, with a 404 error, it
probably wouldn't be that helpful... Assuming that you are
connecting to your own server (it sounds like it) you should check the
server's logs to get details on the 404 error, including which disk
object you're trying to access.
-SK
On 8/28/2012 9:25 AM, Kevin Zarboni wrote:
Good morning all,
I am doing something probably a little weird.
I am trying to generate XML and send it to my iSeries from a green
screen program. But using the HTTPAI code
rc = http_url_post_xml(URL
: %addr(XMLString) + 2
: %len(XMLString)
: %paddr(StartOfElement)
: %paddr(EndOfElement)
: *NULL );
I am getting a 404 return code.
I am new at HTTP/XML and such, so I have no idea where to look for the
reason for the error.
The URL (xx.xx.xx.xx:xxxx) is valid as it is used to receive XML
requests from other systems. When I try to ping it I get an unknown
host, but if I drop the port (:xxxx) it finds it.
Any ideas for a novice with more toolkit than knowledge??
Thanks
Kevin J. Zarboni
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