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is WSDL still used much? I had good success using CURL from PHP to access
a web service. ( in my case, dropbox web services). With PHP you are able
to read and write to the IBM i database, use curl to access the web
service, then use SQL procedures to call native RPG. To initiate the PHP
code from RPG use the SQL httpGetClob function. You can use httpGetClob
to access the web service directly. But using PHP gives more flexibilty.


On Sun, May 27, 2018 at 5:51 AM, Gad Miron <gadmiron@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello Pundits

I need to consume a Web service or two on another (MS Windows + SQL Server)
system
like open a new customer or creating a Proforma-invoice
(Supplier of the WSs has provided wsdl files)

I've seen several discussions here on the subject but being ignorant of the
issue I
find it difficult to choose a method (RPG , CL or SQL)

Can you point me to the simplest/best/easiest method


TIA
Gad
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