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Hey Jon, I've got an email in to the provider to see why that got changed. I think I will have to do as you suggest and work around it. It may get fixed but it also might crop up again. Thanks for the prompt response!!!!! By the way (just for grins) do you know off hand what the runtime PTF you ment...

I have a process that has been working for a while but the provider has suddenly decided (in some instances) to show resulting numeric fields that are zero as "". For example: "netTotalCreditDollars": "" When before it was "netTotalCreditDollars": 0 They have ...

As you guys said this is really in the wrong forum. I'm going to close this out and continue to research. Thanks for your help!

Hey Jon,

Yeah I went back over the presentation again after making the previous post and the IWS is the way I'm going to go on this one. Was once again trying to overthink things.

Thanks for all you guys do!!!!

If the user is coming into our system (after setting up the Apache options for the HTTP server as I included in my previous post) would it not require some sort of user/password? The options include AuthType basic, PasswdFile and UserID. Is this just for outgoing (consuming) APIs? This person will s...

We have been using consume only web services at our site up until now. Now we have a company that wants us to be their provider for data. We are just in the planning stages right now. No code has been written but I'm just trying to get my ducks in a row before we hit this hot and heavy. They are goi...

Perfect!!!! Thanks Scott....

I am using the following to connect and post to a remote site. It then sends data back in JSON format: http_stmf( 'POST' : claimurl : resultpath : jsonpath : 'application/json'); I am getting a timeout error in the httpapi_debug.txt. If I run this using PostMan it works but takes about two minutes t...

I found it. I was performing this statement in my handler procedure: %subst(rec:203:1) = %subst(item(1).kilometerIndicator:1:1); That was where it was dying. The JSON for that element looked like this: "kilometerIndicator": "", It was trying to substring a null(?). I just wrapped...

I"m sorry about that. I'll try to get you something better to work with.