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What is your content-type set to? The HTTP server should automatically
translate your data, but only if your content-type is "text" (such as
text/html, text/plain, text/xml, etc)
%%MIXED/MIXED%% will work fine for everything except %xx constants. If you
have any of those in your data (such as with HTML form data) you should
switch to %%EBCDIC/EBCDIC%% or simply EBCDIC.
-SK
1. Content Type:
I have the standard content statements.
My logon webpage displays normally. When the submit button is pressed, I see
the program executing in RPG. The code is normal. I return the following as
my response to the browser.
Content-type: text/html
<html><head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<body>
Welcome to Ports of Entry
</BODY></HTML>
2. CGIMODE.
I have it as %%MIXED/MIXED%%. I tried %%EBCDIC/EBCDIC%% and got the same
results.
@Jon
Your question:
The most obvious question Daryl is why are doing so much hard work?
Answer:
I am developing a utility that I would like to distribute. The problem I
have always experienced using "other/third party" software is getting the
users to install the other software.
I have considered CGIDEV, PHP and others, but I am always left with the
overhead of trying to get "other " software installed so that my software
will run. This has left me with the need to keep what I can local. Using the
base API's goes a long way to achieving the goal. In this way I reduce the
external problems and licensing issues.
The question remains: How do you achieve a simple and single install when
distributing software?
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