On Mon, Oct 24, 2022 at 9:44 AM <smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


One last question (for a while anyhow). Why do you do the push and pop?
If
I have one PC running using the HTTPPROD version and another PC running
using the HTTPTEST version, are there two (or more) separate jobs on the
IBM
i to process the HTTP call that is executing my HTTPDATA program? If there
is more than one job, can they cross into each other and end up using the
wrong libl?


I am not concerned about your PCs... the same PC could make requests to
your prod or dev system. I said that for prod and dev/test, I run separate
apache instances on the IBM i. dev/test simply being on a different port.

So for prod your request would be:
http://yoursite.com/path

and for dev/test it would be:
http://yoursite.com:8080/path

They aren't separate jobs, they are separate Apache instances (which have
their own jobs).

You can't make a request to port 8080 and have it go to 80 and get "the
wrong job/instance".

Because they are separate instances, I can set up different libraries on
the IBM i for each environment. They are totally separate. I think you're
missing this point, or how apache instances work.

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