RE: Net.Data -> RPG question.

I have done your suggestion about passing the POST data directly, but was
HOPING to not do that.

What is odd about your comments of parent/child is that passing the data
in GET works just fine, but POST
doesn't.

Thanks, Dennis
dave

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I don't believe the RPG program will run as a child in your current
environment. (If I'm wrong, skip to paragraph 2.) In that case, you
would
need to pass the POST data to the RPG program directly.

If the RPG runs as a child in your current environment: Do you know the
concept of exporting, and can it be applied here? This acts just like a
variable has not been exported. The parent cannot see it, but the
child(ren) cannot.

Dennis Lovelady
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right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong.

Before I ask my question, please don't ask WHY I'm using Net.Data. It
is
what it is. :>

Anyway, I have a Net.Data script that is making a DirectCall to an RPG
program.
The call that I am making to the Net.Data script has POST data, and
when I
make the
call to the RPG program, to extract it out, via QtmhRdStin, it seems to
have disappeared.

However, doing a GetEnv for the CONTENT_LENGTH shows that it is in
there,
still. But, yet,
nothing comes out of the QtmhRdStin.