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HTTPAPI can create it for you. Just do this before making the request: http_setAuth(HTTP_AUTH_BASIC: 'userid here': 'password here'); HTTPAPI will calculate the value and send it as an authorization basic header -- according to the rules for basic. (FWIW, the string it uses isn't actually hashed -- ...

I don't understand. This is just a string of text, you can put anything you want in it -- HTTPAPI doesn't care what you put there. What problem are you having?

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I don't understand what you are saying. First you say it's not a JSON document -- then you show me a JSON document.... Then you ask me how you can make it not be a JSON document. to be absolutely clear: HTTPAPI merely downloads, byte-for-byte what the HTTP server sends. It does not change the format...

I'm not aware of any such limitation. Can you provide a code example that illustrates the problem?

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The error means that it encountered a premature EOF -- in other words, it reached the end of file (EOF) before the JSON data was complete.

Check the data you're receiving...

Yes, if indeed what you are seeing is JSON, the \ before the / is completely normal and expected. And it's not in any way related to HTTPAPI -- that's what the server is responding with, and it's doing that because it has to in order to follow JSON standards. When you interpret that JSON with a tool...

In any case, the error message simply means that there are additional characters after the closing } in your JSON document -- if my suggestion above doesn't work, you'll simply have to debug the program to see what is there and figure out why and how to handle it properly.

The origin of the trailing garbage is not obvious in your code. That said, I do see two potential problems. 1) You should not do this: JSONIn = %trim(JSONCLOB.Data) ; Why not? Because the CLOB has only promised you 'JSONCLOB.Len' characters of data... it has not promised that the entire JSONCLOB.DAt...