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Are you actually getting a response? You have a monitor block in place to trap errors on the GET but you go ahead and use DATA-INTO regardless.

If you are receiving a response what does the json look like?

RPGMail is horribly out of date so I'm not surprised given the changes in Java over the years that it is not working.

In fact the author of the tool said this some 6+ years ago!

"I wrote RPGMail. The fix that's worked for others is to alter the ENVVAR
to point at a version of Java on your system ...

Yup - that would have screwed it up even better!

Glad you sorted it out.

Have you told HTTPAPI to use the correct CCSID for the network? e.g. If that is not the issue we'll need to see more of your code.

As I noted earlier - leading zeros are not valid in JSON. See here (among many other web pages) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27361565/why-is-json-invalid-if-an-integer-begins-with-a-leading-zero

Apparently some parsers allow it as a non-standard feature. I don't know enough about YAJL to ...

I found two problems when I ran a subset of your example.

First "DATELM":04 is flagged as invalid json by YAJLINTO and JSONLINT.COM removing the leading zero cures that issue.

The second, and I have not seen this issue before, is that there appears to be a problem with the fields being packed ...

Just remembered. It is AppServer4RPG and you can find it here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/appserver4rpg/

Great tool.

The JVM is tied to the job and lives only as long as the job. That is the biggest issue most people face.

For a long running "service" provided in Java most submit a never-ending-job to batch and interact with it via data queues. There is an open source engine for this - but I'm danged if I can ...

Is HTTPAPI in the library list for the batch process? If I remember correctly that was the problem that I experienced in the past.

I don't understand how this fixed anything. skip_nulls true or false makes no difference with the sample you supplied. It only really has any impact when a compound entry is null itself. Something like this:


{
"documents": {
"test_doc1": null
...


Without the value_null it still works - just ...