Re: UpdHTMLVAR weirdness

Jon:

How do I specify the initialize option on the UpdHTMLVar? Do I need to do
this for every UpdHTMLVar or just the first one?

Thanks!!


On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 3:13 PM, Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

That sounds like you are not clearing the substitution variables when your
CGIDEV2 program first starts. Since storage for those is in the CGIDEV2
Service Program if the Activation group in which the SP is running still
exists those variable values will still be present.

If that is the problem then the cure is to specify the initialize option
on your first call to UpdHTMLVar


On 2013-11-20, at 2:42 PM, Steve Jones <sjones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Did find something that I am going to watch next few days. This program
was being called from a CL that wad two other programs that build a
different xml document using a different template. When I run this

program

separately it works perfectly, but when I run it in the CL with the

other 2

programs I get the weird results. I separated the programs so now it

will

be ran by itself. Anyone have any thoughts on what would cause this
behavior?




On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 10:17 AM, Bradley Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx>

wrote:

Also turn on debugging for CGIDEV2. IT produces quite a lot of

information

in the debug file for when it's doing replacements, you may find

something

there.

Another things to try is change the end tag name just to see if it still
does the same thing, or if it's something with the name itself that is
causing the problem.

Example:

Change </TotalQuantity> to </TotQty> or <TQ> (with the slash removed to

see

if that's confusing CGIDEV2)

Play around with it.. you may find something.


On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 9:10 AM, Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx

wrote:

My initial guess would be you've got a parameter mismatch somewhere

that

is corrupting memory...

Are you making an non-prototyped calls using CALL or CALLB? Double

check

the parm definitions vs. what is being passed.

Any chance that the prototype procedure implementations have changed?

If

done correctly, you should have gotten a level check if the change

wasn't

compatible. But if somebody made a mistake... You might try

recompiling.

However, it seems strange memory being corrupted is in the middle of a
buffer...

It looks like you are using CGIDEV2, correct? I'd consider putting a

watch

break on the buffer CGIWEB2 is using to hold the doc and see if you can
figure out when it's getting changed.

Also, you might want to post this on the WEB-400 list and/or the yahoo
group for that product.

Charles



On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 9:01 AM, Steve Jones <sjones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

I have a program that is using a .txt template to build an xml

document.

It was working fine for about a month & now I am getting strange

results

as you can see below, the /TotalQuantity has a 12 in it. I can not

figure

out what is putting that 12 into that tag. Can anyone help with this?

xml results
<Summary>
<TotalAmount>621.560</TotalAmount>
<TotalLineItemNumber>1</TotalLineItemNumber>
<TotalQuantity> 4.000 </Tot12tity>
</Summary>


Template used to create xml doc
/$EndItems
</LineItems>
<Summary>
<TotalAmount>/%TotalAmt%/</TotalAmount>
<TotalLineItemNumber>/%NumLineItems%/</TotalLineItemNumber>
<TotalQuantity> /%TotQty%/ </TotalQuantity>
</Summary>

RPG code that writes out the summary
UpdHTMLVar('TotalAmt': %Char(TotalAmount));
UpdHTMLVar('NumLineItems': %Char(TotalItems));
UpdHTMLVar('TotQty': %Char(TotalQty));
WrtSection('EndItems');

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