RE: CGIDEV2 XML Section Not Found

The syntax you use is okay, accordingly to Bob, if you describe GetHtml
command correctly; and it looks like you did.
Regarding the starting position: only Sections Names should start in
position 1, not all lines. It looks like you are okay here, too...

I noticed something else:

You have to start your XML document like that (as far as I know and I
used):

<AS400>TOP
Content-type: text/html (followed by a blank line!!!)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
(and the rest of the document)

I am pretty sure that blank line after Content-type line is, also,
mandatory; try it, it might be the solution.



Thank you


Florin Todor



-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Versfelt, Charles
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 4:22 PM
To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: CGIDEV2 XML Section Not Found

Hi,

Thanks for all the replies.

All of my <AS400> lines start with the first character, no spaces
before.
Exactly like this:

<AS400>TOP
<AS400>AUTH
<AS400>MARK
<AS400>AUTHMARK
<AS400>ENDDAY
<AS400>BOTTOM

Subsequent lines (the XML content) are indented.
I tried moving the first and last lines of the XML content also to
character 1. No impact.
I don't think all the XML has to start in character 1?

Here are all my beginning and ending tags. (I left out some of the XML
fields for space sake)

<AS400>TOP
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<transRequest RequestCount=/%OCOUNT%/>
<AS400>AUTH
<newOrder BatchRequestNo=/%OCBCH#%/>
<industryType>/%OCINDS%/</industryType>
<comments>/%OCCOMM%/</comments>
</newOrder>
<AS400>MARK
<markForCapture BatchRequestNo=/%OCBCH#%/>
<txRefNum>/%OCTREF%/</txRefNum>
<terminalID>/%OCTRID%/</terminalID>
</markForCapture>
<AS400>AUTHMARK
<newOrder BatchRequestNo=/%OCBCH#%/>
<industryType>/%OCINDS%/</industryType>
<transType>/%OCTRTP%/</transType>
</newOrder>
<AS400>REFUND
<newOrder BatchRequestNo=/%OCBCH#%/>
<industryType>/%OCINDS%/</industryType>
</newOrder>
<AS400>ENDDAY
<endOfDay BatchRequestNo=/%OCBCH#%/>
<bin>/%OCCBIN%/</bin>
<merchantID>/%OCMRID%/</merchantID>
<terminalID>/%OCTRID%/</terminalID>
</endOfDay>
<AS400>BOTTOM
</transRequest>

To those who suggested different syntax: That's not how it was done in
the CGIDEV2 sample programs,
I'm not sure why the syntax would have to be different.

Charlie