Re: Ask for Favor: wsdl2rpg.sh

[Thomas Raddatz <thomas.raddatz@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you Tim and Michael for your help. It is interesting to see what IBM 
does. Basically they do what I had in mind, too. They change a simple type 
with attributes to a complex type and add the attributes as child elements 
to the complex type. In order to avoid duplicate names, IBM adds "_value" 
to the original name whereas I considered to add a prefix to the attributes:

  D Email_t         DS                  qualified template
  D isNil_Email_t                  1n
  D type                                likeds(xsd_string)
  D disabled                            likeds(xsd_boolean)
  D format                              likeds(xsd_string)
  D public                              likeds(xsd_int)
  D comment                             likeds(xsd_anyType)
  D Email_value                         likeds(xsd_string)

The original name "Email" has been changed to "Email_value".

For complex types no special changes take place. The attributes are just 
added as child elements:

  D Person_t        DS                  qualified template
  D isNil_Person_t                 1n
  D gender                              likeds(xsd_string)
  D vip                                 likeds(xsd_boolean)
  D aliases                             likeds(Alias_Array_t)
  D city                                likeds(xsd_string)
  D firstname                           likeds(xsd_string)
  D lastname                            likeds(xsd_string)
  D email                               likeds(Email_Array_t)

Thanks,

Thomas.


Am 07.10.2013 18:17, schrieb Timo Casaluci:
>     Hi Thomas,
>
>
>     I've attached the generated stubs.
>
>
>     Regards,
>
>
>     Timo
>
>     2013/10/6 Thomas Raddatz <[1]thomas.raddatz@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>       Hi,
>       Is there someone who wants to do me a favor? I am looking for
>       somebody who has IBM's wsdl2rpg.sh on his System i and who is
>       willing to generate a client from the attached wsdl file for me.
>       I consider to enhance my WSDL2RPG to support attributes and I like
>       to know how IBM's utility handles attributes.
>       Sure I know that I could handle attributes of XML complex types the
>       same as their child elements. Of course I could change a XML simple
>       type to a complex type in order to add the attributes. But for the
>       simple types that means that I get a new complex type for each
>       simple type that has attributes. Example of a simple type with
>       attributes:
>       <xs:complexType name="Email">
>        <xs:simpleContent>
>         <xs:extension base="xs:string">
>          <xs:attribute name="type" type="xs:string" use="required"/>
>          <xs:attribute name="disabled" type="xs:boolean" use="optional"/>
>          <xs:attribute name="format" type="xs:string"
>       default="ax1:EmailFormat"/>
>          <xs:attribute name="public" type="xs:int" fixed="1"/>
>          <xs:attribute name="comment" />
>         </xs:extension>
>        </xs:simpleContent>
>       </xs:complexType>
>       D Email_t...
>       D                 DS                 template
>       D  type                       128A
>       D  disabled                      N
>       D  format                     128A
>       D  public                      10I 0 inz(1)
>       D  comment                    128A
>       Now I am curious to see what IBM does.
>       Thank you for your help.
>       Thomas.
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