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If you're writing to standard-out, then you would write it before anything else.
Your syntax is correct, except you need to send two X'25' at the end of the
Content-type header.
Callp  WrtStdout('Content-type: text/xml' + X'2525')

If you have RPG xTools, you would code this instead:
Callp  cgiStdOut('Content-type: text/xml\n\n')

xTools converts the symbolic linefeeds into X'25' for you.

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-----Original Message-----
From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Bruce Guetzkow
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 4:29 PM
To: web400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [WEB400] Ajax via RSP/CGIDEV2

Bob:

<snip>
Probably the Content-type header isn't being sent.
I don't use CGIDEV2, I use RPG xTools to do similar things, but I have no
issues.
Also make sure you don't include the encode keyword on the <?xml> tag as I
find
that it tends to mess things up a bit.
</snip>

Thanks for the info.  I've been playing a bit more and have made a small bit
of progress.  I can now return data to responseText if I don't call down to
the CGIDEV2 procedures, but nothing I have tried sends anything to
responseXML.

I've looked everywhere to find the syntax for the content type and I believe
it should be:
        Content-type: text/xml

Can you confirm that this is correct?  Is this part of the XML file or
should this be sent separately?

Thanks again,
--Bruce Guetzkow



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