I am uploading a csv file to an IFS folder using the file upload widget, and the upload completes successfully, but when a separate RPG program tries to open the uploaded file using the iSeries fopen() function, it returns NULL if opening in text mode, using mode 'r'. If I change the mode to binary ('rb'), it will successfully open the file. Is there a file attribute I can set/change in the RPG (or widget) so that it remains as a text file in the IFS folder?
file upload widget prop:
allowed type: text/csv
allowed type 2: application/vnd.ms-excel
RPG program: fopen() implementation in an included procedure that calls ExtProc('_C_IFS_fopen')
file = fopen(%trim(CsvFilePath) : 'r');
if (file = *NULL);
file = fopen(%trim(CsvFilePath) : 'rb');
if (file = *NULL);
Exsr $Exit;
endif;
endif;
Thanks,
Michael
File upload successful but csv file type set to binary
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Re: File upload successful but csv file type set to binary
The fact that adding 'b' solves the problem makes me think that the file has been marked with the wrong CCSID -- but this is just a guess since you didn't post the error message. (Indeed, it doesn't even look like you've retrieved the error in your code?)
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Re: File upload successful but csv file type set to binary
The fopen function doesn't return an error code/msg from what I can tell, it only sets the file pointer to null if it doesn't open the file. I agree, I think it's the CCSID. The RPG code does open the file, but I'll review setting the CCSID on the file. Thanks!
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