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Hi,
i think u need to use PCML version 2.0 to call a
service program

Ashish
--- David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm trying to create PCM to call a procedure in a
> service program, but I'm
> running into problems ...
> 
> When I construct the PCML document, I get an error
> "java.util.MissingResourceException: PCML document
> source
> 'com.midrange.model.UTILITY' cannot be found."  The
> code that tries to
> construct the document goes something like...
> 
> -------------------------------
> private static final String IMIDE_pcml =
> "'com.midrange.model.UTILITY";
> 
> ProgramCallDocument pcml = new
> ProgramCallDocument(as400, IMIDE_pcml);
> -------------------------------
> 
> I thought that maybe it's having a problem
> converting the PCML into a
> object, so I tried to serialize the PCML outside of
> my application to see if
> it would use that ...
> 
> Unforunately, when I run the serializer, I get "A
> PCML specification error
> occured."
> 
> The command I'm running to serialize is: java.exe
> -classpath
> "jt400.jar;xerces.jar"
> com.ibm.as400.data.ProgramCallDocument -serialize
> com.midrange.model.UTILITY
> 
> Not very useful, if you ask me.
> 
> Here's the PCML I'm trying to use / serialize ...
> 
> ---------------------------------------
> <pcml version="1.0">
> 
>   <struct name="struct1">
>     <data name="field1"             type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="field2"             type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="field3"             type="char"  
> length="8" />
>     <data name="field4"          type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="field5"       type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="field6"           type="char"  
> length="200"/>
>   </struct>
> 
>   <struct name="struct2">
>     <data name="field7"          type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="field8"   type="char"  
> length="50"/>
>     <data name="field9"          type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="fielda"      type="char"  
> length="30"/>
>     <data name="fieldb"           type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="fieldc"       type="char"  
> length="30"/>
>     <data name="fieldd"           type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="fielde"       type="char"  
> length="30"/>
>     <data name="fieldf"       type="char"  
> length="4" />
>     <data name="fieldg"           type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>   </struct>
> 
>   <program name="program1"
> path="/QSYS.LIB/LIBL.LIB/UTILITIES.srvpgm"
> entrypoint="procedure1">
>     <data name="structa"           type="struct"  
> struct="struct1"
> usage="input"/>
>     <data name="structb"       type="struct"  
> struct="struct2"
> usage="output"/>
>     <data name="fieldh"             type="packed"  
> length="10"
> precision="0" usage="output"/>
>   </program>
> 
>   <struct name="struct3">
>     <data name="fieldi"             type="char"  
> length="10"/>
>     <data name="fieldj"           type="packed"
> length="7" precision="0"/>
>     <data name="fieldk"      type="char"  
> length="30"/>
>   </struct>
> 
>   <program name="program2"
> path="/QSYS.LIB/LIBL.LIB/UTILITIES.srvpgm"
> entrypoint="procedure2">
>     <data name="fieldl"        type="char"    
> length="5"
> usage="input"/>
>     <data name="fieldm"             type="packed"  
> length="7"
> precision="0" usage="input"/>
>     <data name="structc"        type="struct"  
> struct="struct3"
> usage="output"/>
>   </program>
> 
> </pcml>
> ---------------------------------------
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> david
> 
> -- 
> David Gibbs
> david@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> 
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