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I would suggest that you simply search for open-source projects offering the kind of capabilities you want. Then find out what language they use and if it is supported on IBM i. Since most of the major languages are now supported it shouldn't be an issue. I found HotScripts.com to be useful when I w...

If you show us the code you are using we might be able to help. With the current info we can't even guess - beyond saying "you did something wrong".

Did you actually try that curl request? Because when I try it I get the same basic error that you are seeing in your code.

The other option would be stat() - which would avoid the close but may have a higher overhead. From googling around, there appear to be some versions of access() that will work with directories but it is unclear to me which is what! Scott probably knows - he is far more knowledgeable about all thing...

Personally, I would use opendir() for this task as it checks for both existence and premissions.

Scott is right in that the CLASSPATH is likely your problem. Even if you can resolve it for now it may well be a short-lived victory! There's some trouble-shooting help here in a presentation that Aaron did many moons ago. https://docplayer.net/53302853-Rpgmail-easily-send-directly-from-rpg-krengel-...

Scott Klement wrote: ↑Mon May 08, 2023 7:53 pm Isn't the IWS convertTemp a SOAP API? Did they make a REST version?

REST option has been available for several years now Scott.

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RPGMail is horribly out of date so I'm not surprised given the changes in Java over the years that it is not working.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

Yup - that would have screwed it up even better!

Glad you sorted it out.