Re: AW: Web Service non Client

[jmajor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

>Yes, I have done that. The
best practice is: take what you can get. I checked all the fields I needed
and take maximum my internal field length (what can you do else) left justified
and trimmed. 
 
Did you use WDSC to create a Java program
to call your RPGLE Service for the web service.....?  As for the left
justified and trimmed I feel I have no control until my RPGLE service is
called and when its called its called with one parm that includes the XML
Document...  Seems wrong....

Thanks-john

Alexander Grunwald <alexander.gruenwald@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Yes, I have done that. The best
practice is: take what you can get. I checked all the fields I needed and
take maximum my internal field length (what can you do else) left justified
and trimmed.

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Betreff: Web Service non Client


Has anyone created a web service in house for receiving say a soap message with an XML  document embedded and interact on that XML Doc via RPGLE.

Just curious because just starting the project and like everyone knows an XML document has no set length and with integrating a Web Service with RPGLE (Service Program) my max length is 65535 for a character parm...

Just wondering if anyone else has needed to create a web service in house for outside clients to access using RPGLE and how they dealt with some of these issues.

Thanks-john