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Thanks for all the help on my recent project. To summarize:
1. I found out (the hard way) that when I'm using iconv, I need to
reinitialize the buffer pointers back to the beginnings of my buffers
every time.
2. I learned that if I use LIKEDS when defining a data structure, (1)
that structure is implicitly qualified, and (2) an INZ(*LIKEDS) clause
will initialize it according to any INZ clauses in the structure used as
a template.
3. I learned about the HTTP_SetCCSID function in HTTPAPI. For some
reason, I couldn't get it to affect HTTP_xlatep, but I may have been
doing something wrong there, and at any rate, I now know how to use
iconv directly.
4. It appears that the HTTPAPI failures that were only happening on the
V6 box were because the web service I was calling, instead of either
quickly accepting the requests, or rejecting them outright, was going
through a more protracted SSL/TLS negotiation than at least my
12-year-old version of HTTPAPI, and given that I'm probably not going to
be finding a lot of V6 customer boxes these days, it appears to be a
non-issue.
--
JHHL
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