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The FTP_EXTSTS expects parameters the same as (or at least compatible with) this:


D StatusProc PR
D peBytes 16P 0 value
D peTotBytes 16P 0 value
D peExtra * value


You are passing %paddr(Logger), and logger's parameters aren't compatible, so you will be guaranteed to get pointer errors.

we need to see your code to fully understand what you are describing.

HTTPAPI is compatible with V7R1 and newer, so yes. The current version is 1.52, and I do recommend updating to this when you are able to.

MaxReceivedMessageSize is typically a feature of Microsoft web services.

As such, your question doesn't make a lot of sense.

I don't really understand the question, sorry.

I've not heard of YAJLINTO_H before.

YAJLINTO is a *PGM (not a service program) and is called via the DATA-INTO opcode. You do not need a copybook to use it.

Back in the 1970s and 1980s, *PSSR was very difficult to use because if an error occurs inside PSSR, it calls the same PSSR again, creating a loop, so you have to be very careful in your code.

In your case, you tried to prevent PSSR from running multiple times by doing "if pssrInd = *on"... the ...

no... *XML_UCS2_REF and *XML_ATTR_UCS2_REF are always in UCS-2, it doesn't matter what you specify for the ccsid option. These are for references in the document, such as &#263a; because they are specified in unicode, whenever one appears, it must always be returned to you in unicode, it doesn't ...

Are you certain you want to use FTP for that? I'm very skeptical of that approach.

FTP is not a secure protocol, and you're discussing installing an FTP server on a PC... seems like a bad idea.

IIRC, there's an OVRPRTF coded inside the code for PRTSTMF, you'd have to edit the code and recompile it to get something like a drawer.