• Subject: Java CGI's on V4R2
  • From: "Darin White" <darin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 11:41:09 EDT
  • Organization: OUAC

Has anyone successfully run Java CGI's on V4R2 with ICSS?

I've been using a modified C wrapper from a Technology Preview out of 
Hursley (http://www.softmall.ibm.com/as400/java/examples.html) to 
actually call the Java program (can't be called directly until V4R3 
I hear).  I get back "Error 500: Internal error: headers" in the 
browser.  The wrapper just reads the env vars, constructs a command 
string to call the java interpreter, and then does a system() call 
with that string.  Running debug showed a successful return code of 0 
from system().

I've mocked up the environment variables and been able to run the 
call from a terminal and it correctly spits back properly formatted 
html (including MIME header with two \n).  Nothing fancy going on 
here, but it's like stdout from the Java code is not making it all 
the way back to the browser.  I should mention that other C CGI's are 
working fine.

Is this possibly an ASCII/EBCDIC/Unicode issue?

TIA,
Darin


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Darin White
Software Developer
Ontario Universities' Application Centre
P.O. Box 1328, 650 Woodlawn Road West
Guelph, Ontario  CANADA  (519) 823-1940 x255  darin@ouac.on.ca
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