Something like this - Do I need the CHR(13) on the second line in order to ensure the "text" tag starts correctly under the header, or will it get corrected as it arrives at the target (calling program)?
>
>> CATCH TO lo_Exception
> lcErrorMsg='<?xml version = "1.0" encoding="Windows-1252" standalone="yes"?>' + ;
> CHR(13) + ;
> '<text>' + ;
> 'Error: '+TRANSFORM(lo_Exception.Errorno)+' - '+lo_Exception.Message+;
> CHR(13)+;
> 'Line #: '+TRANSFORM(lo_Exception.lineno)+' - '+lo_Exception.linecontents+;
> CHR(13)+;
> 'Function: '+TRIM(lo_Exception.procedure) + ;
> '</text>'
>
> * Used to return meaningful error message to calling program
> RETURN lcErrorMsg
>
Generally you don't need it except for readability. Most systems should be able to read continuous XML (that is w/o CR or LF) just fine.
