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Can you explain why you want to do this?

I'm not familiar with using a JWT this way. You'll need to consult the documentation for the authorization server you are communicating with.

Hello,

The document you provided is not a well-formed XML document. As such, in order to try to do anything with it, I have to modify it.

I simply enclosed the whole thing in <xml> and </xml> to make it a valid XML document. Then I tried having HTTPAPI parse it, and it did so without any error ...

Sorry, I don't understand. Why is this subprocedure called "endproc"? What is it the end of?

http_url_post_raw() is something I don't recommend using today. It is meant for doing all the logic to handle the data in your program (i.e. it is the raw response.) Instead, please consider using http_req ...

Correct, it is an array, not an object.

If you want to loop through the contents of the array, by all means use yajl_array_loop() as jon suggested.

But if you just want to grab a single element, use yajl_array_elem().

ADDENVVAR ENVVAR(QIBM_MULTI_THREADED) VALUE(Y) prior to runing QShell.

*if* that's the problem. IF not, then troubleshoot and determine the problem.

all you needed to do was change %addr(request) to %addr(request:*data)

no point in going back to the 1990s.

Does this have to do with the XmlReturnPtr feature you mentioned? How can I tell if we are using that?


Did you code it? Are you calling the http_XmlReturnPtr() subprocedure?


Scott, I am trying to attach a .txt with just the node that is causing HTTPAPI to crash but it may be too big to ...

make sure if this is a VARYING/VARCHAR field that you are getting the address of the *DATA not the address of the length prefix.

Support for that is built-in. Just do this before your request:
...http_string...and other code here...

After you are done, remove the password from memory...