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Hi folks, Recently, we brought a high-volume HTTPAPI application to production. We're now in the process of monitoring for errors and performance issues. We're using cookies and a cookie file to store a session cookie. I noticed, that every API call we do results in an update of the cookie file. Thi...

Thanks so much, Scott, we are going to update HTTPAPI.

All I can see in my joblog is CPF9897, no additional information. I disabled the Monitor in my code to see if that would yield more information, but no. Edit: I am debugging HHTPAPIR4. The statement that failed is "rc = http_req(Type: URL: RespStmf);". rc= -1 and the result of http_error()...

Thanks for taking the time to look into my problem! My code is pretty simple: Monitor; http_stmf('GET': srvURL: IFSfile); On-error; http_error(*omit: respCode); // Checking respCode here EndMon; On failed attempts the On-error branch is triggered and respCode is 0 (time-out). On successful attempts,...

I'm using http_stmf to GET a large file and write it to the IFS. The thing is, sometimes this works fine and sometimes http_stmf runs into a timeout somewhere. I've tried multiple times with the same file. Here's part of the log of a failed try: do_oper(GET): entered There are 1 cookies in the cache...

stefan@tageson.se wrote: ↑Tue Aug 29, 2023 11:01 am What about a simple delay - say 5 seconds - between the calls?

I guess I could do, in combination with checking the result of the http_mfd_encoder_addstmf API, but I was hoping for a more "modern" option

Hi Everybody, Thanks for having me here! At the moment I'm working on a project to handle files at a remote location using API's. Of course I'm using HTTPAPI (version 1.38). One of the functions I need to build is a COPY-function, to duplicate a file at the remote location. Unfortunately they only o...