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Is this being overly secure? That depends on what you're storing in the certificate store and why your company feels the need to keep it secured. My experience is that people who take the attitude of keeping it secured usually can't answer that question. They just keep it secured because "IBM ...

Again, if you want help, post an example that I can load and run on my system. Don't waste my time with another example that I can load and run. The example you posted relies on external files and programs that are unique to your system and cannot be loaded and run on mine. Provide a simple example ...

You are attempting to run "PATH=$PATH:/QOpenSys/pkgs/bin" as if it is a program, and then send it a string that says "curl -help". Seems to me that this is correct behavior, you should receive nothing, since setting the PATH variable is not a program, and therefore sending data t...

Curramt = HSSFWorkbook_createCellStyle(wb); DataFmt = HSSFWorkbook_createDataFormat(wb); TempStr = new_String('$#,##0.00'); NumFmt = HSSFDataFormat_getFormat(DataFmt: TempStr); HSSFCellStyle_setDataFormat(Curramt: NumFmt); Curreur = HSSFWorkbook_createCellStyle(wb); DataFmt = HSSFWorkbook_createDat...

The fact that you're seeing the ¬ character means that, somehow, it is being translated into EBCDIC (and translated incorrectly at that.) Nothing in my code -- or the code that you just posted -- translates the text to EBCDIC. Please provide a full, complete, program that I can load and run on my sy...

Thanks for the that, Scott I can get the 406 now ... I am more concerned about seeing the returned JSON. As I said, when it is not 200 OK the JSON does not get returned ! Any help appreciated I'm sorry, I don't understand where you are stuck. You've already discovered from another thread as well as...

Here's a quick and dirty example of using RPG's built-in support for Unicode to solve the problem. Notice that I used the hex codes for dollar and euro sign, so if your system doesn't have an EBCDIC that supports those symbols, it's okay, because the hex code for Euros and Dollars in Unicode will be...

To me, this means you are probably using a form of EBCDIC that doesn't contain the euro symbol. Please consider either using Unicode or switching to a form of EBCDIC that does have the Euro symbol.

Yes, use http_req() if you need to get back the response variable when you get a code like 406.

I don't understand what you are asking.

Are you telling me that the "406 Not Acceptable" code should also return a JSON and you are not getting it?

Or are you saying that you want to receive a "200 OK" every time?