Re: receiving POST encoded in JSON -- WEB400

Subject: Re: receiving POST encoded in JSON
From: pat <p.caroti@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 1 Aug 2015 09:36:20 +0000 (UTC)
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Henrik Rützou <hr@...> writes:

<at> Bradley

just a little off topic remark.

the use of # and $ in names aren't allowed in RPGLE names in a number
of source file CCSID's since the CCSID 37 hex values equals other characters
such as Ø and Å in CCSID 277 and the compiler uses the hex value.

Hi Henrik
i saw in your web site that you use YAJL
… I’m looking for a simple example that permit me to read the buffer with
“QtmhRdStin() “ and store in a Ifs file or use “yajl_tree_load_buf()” to
load QtmhRdStin()’s result for store in my db2 tables. Can you help me ?

Thanks
Pat

If also other people have some example that i'm looking for ... i would be
gratefull

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