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If you mean has anything changed with XML-SAX that would help with this the answer is no - nothing I can think of.

Only thing I can think of is to do a scan/replace operation. But that will take time so If the failure is infrequent, better to trap the error and run the scan/replace before a retry.

Are you the person who posted this on FB? I answered it there.

And you’re being rather impatient - bouncing the question after 3 minutes is a bit fast!

Looks to me as if Should be Without that you are writing the varlen's length as part of the data and it is probably translating as blanks.

P.S. Why are you bothering to code CallP? It is not needed.

Personally I think new development should be done with the best tool for the job. I don't favor simply switching to the "flavor of the month" particularly when new developments are often extensions of existing applications. RPG has hung around for all these years for a reason - it is great...

I'm guessing that PRTASCII is part of a third party product as I see no sign of it in any IBM docs and I have never heard of it.

What library is that command in?

Good. I was going to ask if you were using the original oauth as all the URLs I have seen so far for oauth2 had a "2" in the URL.

Are you sure that the URLs that you posted are correct? When I try those URLs in postman I get a 404 every time.

You need to add 'case=any' as an option. Like so: data-into authResult %DATA(resultStr : 'Case=any') %PARSER('YAJL/YAJLINTO'); You have to tell RPG to convert the case of the elements in the JSON before it attempts to match them to the RPG fields. RPG upper-cases all variable names so right now it i...

Why not use the node toolkit? https://www.npmjs.com/package/itoolkit

That should let you call it as you do now.

If you can't get that to work, I suggest asking the authors of the package.

I'm confused - is the data in hex format (2 bytes per character) or simply in ASCII and you need it in EBCDIC?

iconv has been available for a long time and google will find you many examples. Even if you have an AS400 - which I doubt as they are _really_ old - it should be available.