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Consider running them in separate activation groups -- then each will have its own copy of HTTPAPI.

If you can't do that, then the problem will be any global setting will be kept the same.  You've found the exit points, but other things like CCSIDs, logs, http_auth settings, etc will be kept. This isn't a problem if you set them all before each request (or disable the setting) -- then it will work fine, you just have to be careful to avoid settings being left over from the last request.


On 1/22/19 12:08 AM, Charles Wilt wrote:
Given
- PGMA using HTTP API to contact ServiceA
- ProcB in a service program which calls ServiceB

If PGMA has an open to connection to ServiceA, but between request calls
ProcB, is that asking for trouble?

I saw an issue with http_xproc(HTTP_POINT_ADDL_HEADER), since both PGMA and
ProcB were setting it, I had to reset it in PGMA after my call to ProcB.

Is there anything else I should be concerned about? At first glance, we're
not using any of the other http exit points. I can see where debug
settings might be an issue.

Thank you!
Charles


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