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HTTP_GET unicode blues?

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I am using HTTP_GET to contact the HTTP port of the message server to get it to return the hostname of an available application server.

When using HTTP_GET from a 4.6C system to the message server of a Unicode 6.40 system everything works OK. (Message server returns return code 301 and the name of the application server to use).

But when I use HTTP_GET from another Unicode 6.40 the message server returns rc 400 and bad request! If I contact the HTTP port of the ICM of central instance or application servers everything works OK.

It looks like the message server does not handle HTTP requests from Unicode systems?

Any ideas?

-AD

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athavanraja
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from a 6.40 to 6.40 try with cl_http_client class.

and if you just wanted to find out the host and port of another system, you can simply call this FM with destination pointing to target system

TH_GET_VIRT_HOST_DATA (RFC)

Regards

Raja

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athavanraja
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from a 6.40 to 6.40 try with cl_http_client class.

and if you just wanted to find out the host and port of another system, you can simply call this FM with destination pointing to target system

TH_GET_VIRT_HOST_DATA (RFC)

Regards

Raja

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Any idea why HTTP_GET works against ICM/HTTP but not against MS/HTTP?

-AD

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sorry. No.

Raja