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On 23 Aug 2013 at 14:27, Lynn (Lynn McManus <web400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>) commented
about [WEB400] Retrieving shipping label strings from w:
Hello,
I have RPGLE program that submits SOAP requests to UPS or FEDEX and am
parsing the response to retrieve tracking information. This all works very
well. Now, I am trying to extract the shipping label string that is included
in the response. I can see it. But have no idea what to do with it if I do
parse it out. I believe I will need to decode the data from base 64, ok no
issues with that, but how do I store/send this information to my zebra
printer? I have found zero information yet on hints to figure this out. Any
help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Lynn
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