Re: WSDL2RPG - RC4 available with workaround for Axis bug AXIS-2095

[Thomas Raddatz <thomas.raddatz@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Magne,

Of course should WSDL2RPG cover both services some time. The key is that I need a Web service with 
mime attachments to do some test and to understand how it works. Since I can not use the wsdl file of 
the CMBGenericWebService service it was fine if you could sent the wsdl file of the CMWebService 
service to me.

* Please send the CMWebService wsdl file to me if possible. *

WSDL2RPG is pure RPG and does not use any Axis classes and hopefully is not specific to Axis (except 
for the 'AXIS-2095' bug). It basically downloads the WSDL file and parses it. It builds a repository 
of operations and types and then uses that repository to generate the RPG client.

So far I knew that Web service can use attachments. I did not expect that I had to deal with that 
feature that soon. My first goal was to support simple services and then add new features. As soon as 
I have a test service running on my PC I can start working on attachments.

Regards,

Thomas.



magne@xxxxxxxxx schrieb:
>    Hi Thomas,
> 
>    It seems like the CMBGenericWebService only works on WAS 6.1.
> 
>    [1]http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/cmgmt/v8r4m0/index.jsp?top
>    ic=/com.ibm.samples.doc/samples/webservices/GenericWebServiceSampleWAS
>    6.readme.htm
> 
>    From the web site:
> 
>        GenericWebServiceWAS6 Sample For IBM WebSphere Application Server
>    6.1
>    SAMPLE OVERVIEW
>    ===============
>    This sample demonstrates how to communicate with the DB2 Content
>    Manager Version
>    8.4 web services server by sending XML request messages and binary
>    attachments
>    to the Generic Web Services (named CMBGenericWebService) running on
>    WAS 6.1. It
>    calls the runtime interfaces implemented by CMWebService web services,
>    with
>    minimal system administration and metadata query functionality. The
>    sample also
>    demonstrate how to use MIME, the Multipurpose Internet Mail
>    Extensions, to
>    sending binary data to and from CMBGenericWebService web services.
>    The GenericWebServiceWAS6 sample is in directory
>    IBMCMROOT/samples/webservices/
>    GenericWebService/java/WAS6/base.
>    
> 
>    And that there is another webservice for Axis (CMWebService).
> 
>    [2]http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/cmgmt/v8r4m0/index.jsp?top
>    ic=/com.ibm.samples.doc/samples/webservices/GenericWebServiceSampleWAS
>    6.readme.htm
> 
>     From the web site:
> 
>                    CMWebService Web Service Client Java Samples
>    SAMPLE OVERVIEW
>    ===============
>    The two Web Service Client Java Samples to DB2 Content Manager Version
>    8.4 Specific Web services (named CMWebService) that are described in
>    the readme
>    are located at
>    IBMCMROOT/samples/webservices/CMWebService/java/Axis/base. They
>    are mostly similar so that one can be considered as a variation of
>    another. Both
>    of them calls the runtime interfaces implemented by CMWebService Web
>    services
>    with minimal system administration and metadata query functionality.
>    The samples
>    also demonstrate how to use MIME, the Multipurpose Internet Mail
>    Extensions, to
>    send binary data to and from CMWebService web services. Both of them
>    leverage
>    the web services support in Apache Axis web services engine in their
>    implementation.
>    The only difference is that the CMWebServiceClient sample works with
>    only
>    specific item types while the CMWebServiceClientAnyItemType sample
>    demonstrates
>    how to write web service client to work with any item type. Even
>    though the
>    latter also uses the item types from DB2 Content Manager Version 8.4
>    First steps
>    application for the completeness of the demonstration, the users can
>    learn from
>    the sample's code about how to serialize and deserialize the XML
>    elments for any
>    item types.
>    
>    But should not the WSDL2RPG cover both? Are you using some axis
>    dependencies?
> 
>    Seems like both demostrate how to use attachments and MIME.
> 
>    Best regards,
> 
>    Magne

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