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Has this anything to do with HTTPAPI?
It seems like your server program is running a rclrsc or rclactgrp based on your log entry "0 activation groups deleted."
That's probably not a good idea, remove it and try again.

Absolutely not, httpapi is client software not server-based software

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Looking briefly at the api documentation - it says you can test this in your browser....
That seems to imply that you eventually should use a GET instead of a POST requsest.

All the best,
Stefan

You can add older ciphers if you want, just remember there's a reason they are not enabled by default. You have to enable them in STRSST ( search for ELIGIBLEDEFAULTCIPHERSUITES ) and also change the QSSL* system values to reflect your change.

What about a simple delay - say 5 seconds - between the calls?

If you was able to use that exact url sucessfully using postman, it means that the service you want to reach is located on the host you used postman from. So localhost is not applicable when using httpapi. You need to provide a hostname or an ip-address instead of localhost.

Have a look in qrpglesrc member httpapi_h and read up on the functions you are using: *+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ * http_url_post_stmf(): Post data to CGI script from stream file * * peURL = url to post to (http://www.blah.com/cgi-bin/etc) * pePostFile = Fi...

What's stopping you from using 120 as the fourth parameter in the call to http_url_post_stmf?

Eventullay you are looking for the readme member in the qrpglesrc source file.

Any hints from the log file?