RE: returning more than 8192 bytes

["Hayden, Chris" <CHayden@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Think this was just posted the other day, use pointers and data
   structure



   h option(*nodebugio: *srcstmt) dftactgrp(*no)



   d value_t         ds                  qualified

   d  ptr                            *

   d  len                          10i 0



   d EndElement      PR

   d  userdata                       *   value

   d  depth                        10I 0 value

   d  name                       1024A   varying const

   d  path                      24576A   varying const

   d  value                              likeds(value_t) const

   d  Attrs                          *   dim(32767)

   d                                     const options(*varsize)



   //return the element data using pointers

   http_XmlReturnPtr(*on);



   //change your code to get the result from that DS

   //which can handle data much larger than 65535







   Thanks,

   Chris Hayden

   Senior Systems Analyst

   Pilot Corporation of America

   3855 Regent Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32224

   (904) 645.9999

   Ext. 1252





   -----Original Message-----
   From: ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   [[1]mailto:ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gerald
   Magnuson
   Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2014 2:09 PM
   To: HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects (ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
   Subject: returning more than 8192 bytes



   I am attempting to change from http_url_get to http_url_get_raw...



   I have:

   rc = http_url_get_raw(URL:

                         rtnFD:

                         %paddr(Process) :

                         timeout) ;



   <<top of Process procedure...>>

   // convert to EBCDIC

     http_xlatep (Len

                 : %addr(Data)

                 : TO_EBCDIC)     ;

   docNode =

       yajl_buf_load_tree( %addr(Data) : %len(%trim(Data)) : errMsg);

      if errMsg <> '';



   my LEN var is 8192, and my input Data ends there...



   is there some looping I need to do to get the rest of my data?

References

   1. mailto:ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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