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Bartell, Aaron L. (TC) wrote:
Ok, whew, this is a marathon thread. <wiping brow>
Here is the latest version with User Space processing included, and it works
just fine. Now, am I to assume that I am not over writing any memory that
doesn't belong to me?
(http://mowyourlawn.com/temp/CGI_readToFile.txt)
Aaron Bartell
Now that looks better! Just a few comments, but these are more along
the lines of cleanup:
1) For the ON-ERROR clauses, identify specifically the exceptions
you're looking for. That way, unexpected errors don't fall through.
(You can always add a catch-all ON-ERROR at the end of the MONITOR
group to catch the genuinely unexpected exceptions.)
2) For the second MONITOR group, since you're specifically watching
for a failure of "qtmhRdStin", just that call should be wrapped in
the MONITOR group. (Note that an exception on creating the user
space will also yield the message "Error reading Standard Input".)
3) On the subject of checking the success of the call to
"qtmhRdStin", shouldn't you be checking "ErrorDs"?
4) All of the 9B0 variables should really be 10I0. (There's really
no good reason any more for using binary decimal variables.)
5) Hmmm, I know this is unlikely, but after the "qtmhRdStin", what
if "bytesRead" does not have the same value as "contentLength"?
Cheers! Hans
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