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Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 10:28
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Subject: Re: Web Service non Client
Thanks for the info...
Sounds like you access an outside web service if i understand you
correctly and thats not what i am having to do. Need to create a web
service in house ... As for the Trailblazer HTTP Client i did a search
on the web to get more info and found nothing do you have anymore info say a
company site?
Thanks
John
Major
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John,
Couple of years
ago we had to consume web Services(using SOAP protocol)
provided by our
customers to receive XML Orders on iSeries. We used
Trailblazer HTTP Client
to receive the XML file. Once XML file is on our
IFS file, we converted the
IFS(no set length) to a fixed length database
file. And then parsed this
fixed length file using an RPGLE program to
create a file having one XML
tag on each record. Then used this database
file having one XML tag on each
record to extract the necessary data to the
back end systems using
RPGLE.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Kanchi
jmajor@xxxxxxxxx
ce.com
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09/22/2005 05:10
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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
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