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What's really needed is to see how you do the call to Scott's routine. The variable definitions etc. Repeating the same basic stuff you showed before doesn't help.

It is tough to tell what you have done wrong since you have omitted the most important thing - how the field is defined in your RPG or how you populated it. What i can tell you is that the value you see equates to spaces - so I would guess that the field is defined in an unititialized DS and is ...

I still need what I asked for. How is the variable defined and how is it populated?

P.S. The file you sent is either corrupt or encrypted - it looks nothing like the data you posted earlier.

How is the variable json defined? How is it populated? You're giving us very little to work with.

Your third parm makes no sense. If you are using %addr(json:*data) as the second parm then the third should be %len(json) - no need for a trim.

Don't know why it would affect anything though.

Sorry for the delay - I missed the posting of your request.

The video can be found here:

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/play/3penvq1CcoI2UwH6C-D_vD3ozKvkzftrpGqwzKiLSV5B40bR0Tr0akRWzUXKTS9vG2OGtvizvhyBgynz.vYfkH413yEo4xHTI

Let me know if you have any questions. Business email is jon dot paris at ...

Scott Klement wrote: Tue May 17, 2022 7:18 am Jon,

He's using the Apache Portable Runtime …

Thanks Scott - that’ll teach me assume that on your forums people only ask about your routines!

I’d not heard of the APR ones.

Difficult to know what you did wrong because you didn't include the code for your custom encode/decode routines!

This works though using Scott's original code from his site.

**FREE
Ctl-Opt DftActGrp(*No) BndDir('BASE64V11/BASE64');

/copy base64v11/qrpglesrc,base64_h

DCL-S Encoded char(510) inz ...

HTTPAPI is intended as a tool set for _Consumption_ of web services - not for providing them.

I thought that Scott's examples in his handout showed this.

Authentication would normally be taken care of by the Apache server that you would configure to supply the service.

Depending on the volume of ...

At first glance this looks like a good use-case for DATA-INTO with YAJLINTO. Is there a specific reason for doing it the hard way?

If you use the YAJLGEN command it will even generate a best-guess DS for you to handle it. You'll need to adjust sizes and repeats but it will be simpler than the ...