Re: htmhhtp server instance and ccsid

Jay, to add to what Vernon said I just checked and on our Presto instance
we have
DefaultFsCCSID 00037
DefaultNetCCSID 01208

I'm not sure what they do but I thought this may help.

Rob


On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 10:48 PM Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hey Jay!

Reason code 3 says 37 is not a valid ASCII CCSID - which is true - the
setting I saw on our machine was 1208, UTF-8, which I'd expect when
coming from the Web.

The details of the message suggest there are lots of places to set a
CCSID for the HTTP Server - I certainly don't know what they all mean,
but there are clues, right?

Good luck!
Vern

On 6/10/2020 9:10 PM, Jay Vaughn wrote:

I did. No difference. :(

Jay

On Jun 10, 2020, at 10:07 PM, Robert Rogerson <rogersonra@xxxxxxxxx>

wrote:

Jay, try DefaultNetCCSID 00037

Rob

On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 8:16 PM Jay Vaughn <

jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx>

wrote:

thanks Vernon,

I have tried putting DefaultNetCCSID 37 in the httpd.conf but when I

start

the server instance it fails with this in the joblog...


Message . . . . : CCSID value is not correct.

Cause . . . . . : CCSID value 37 is not correct. The reason code

is

3.

Reason codes and their meanings follow: 01 -- The -netccsid startup

value

did not specify a valid ASCII CCSID. 02 -- The -fsccsid startup

value did

not specify a valid EBCDIC CCSID. 03 -- The DefaultNetCCSID

directive did

not specify a valid ASCII CCSID. 04 -- The DefaultFsCCSID directive

did

not
specify a valid EBCDIC CCSID. 05 -- The CCSID value specified on

the

CHGHTTPA command is not a valid ASCII CCSID. 08 -- The CGIJobCCSID
directive
did not specify a valid EBCDIC CCSID. Recovery . . . : Correct

the

CCSID
value and start the HTTP server again.



37 isn't a valid EBCDIC CCSID?

thank!

Jay






On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 7:08 PM Vernon Hamberg <

vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

wrote:

I believe there are attributes that can be set for HTTP server
instances. In the web-based admin client, in General server

properties,

I think, advanced properties, I see client and server CCSIDs can be

set,

optionally. Here is a bit of the help text you can see there -

*Note:*The server can obtain CCSID information from several

sources:

1) from what is passed in on the STRTCPSVR command. 2) from what is
specified in the HTTP Server (powered by Apache) configuration

file.

3) from what is specified in the CHGHTTPA global attributes. 4)

from

the QCCSID system value.

I think one must be very aware of what will happen if you set these.

There are directives in the httpd.conf file - I just saw this -
DefaultNetCCSID 1208 - in one of the setups on one of our IBM i's.

HTH
Vern

On 6/10/2020 4:54 PM, Nathan Andelin wrote:

On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 8:52 AM Jay Vaughn <

jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx>

wrote:

when a server instance is started, how does the job determine the

ccsid

to

be used? And how can it be overridden?

It's a bit of a mystery how HTTP server Job CCSIDs are set because

IBM

decides that. IBM could set the CCSID explicitly on the SBMJOB

command,

or

use the QCCSID system value, or use the CCSID of the QTHMHTTP User

Profile.

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