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The yajl_array_loop worked. Thank you.

I had tried it already but failed to reset the index parameter. When it failed I thought it was because return_message wasn't an array since it did not have [ ] in it. I was under the impression that square braces indicated a JSON array.

I appreciate you looking into this. I've tried several ideas and so far no luck.

There is a reason why I am using the "raw" YAJL APIs.

We have over a large number systems at V7R2 and they do not have the necessary pieces to use data-into. The compiler fails on data-into on the V7R2 release. From ...

The YAJL_OBJECT_LOOP the body element works fine but does not work for the return_message element inside the body.
The YAJL_OBJECT_LOOP for the return_message returns nothing. The return_message pointer is not null.
The items pointer works fine in a YAJL_ARRAY_LOOP (not shown).

{
"statusCode ...

That was it. Thanks again.

That was the issue. Since the body JSON is fairly small I changed the variable definition to char(500) and cleared it before setting the value. Clearing shouldn't make any difference but I did it anyway.

Thank you very much.

The following code is producing this message: {"statusCode": 400, "body": "Not JSON"}

D HTTPAPI_VERSION...
D C CONST('1.23')
D HTTPAPI_RELDATE...
D C CONST('2008-04-24')

I have verified that the JSON is formatted properly and is present in the request variable at the time of the http call ...

This is great information. Solved my issue with calling an AWS web-service that requires an API-Key.
Thank you very much.