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Here's a snippet of the source. The program seems to simply get the xml
data, call a program and set the xml data. But where is the data?

<file version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" wss="yes" soap="yes">

<headers>

<header keyword="datedit(*ymd)"/>

</headers>

<definitions>

<parameters>

<param name="FILEXMLIN" type="A" length="640"/>

<param name="FILEXMLOUT" type="A" length="640"/>

</parameters>

<files>

<diskfile key="yes" name="FILEP1" usage="U"/>

<diskfile key="yes" name="FILEP2" usage="U"/>

</files>

<fields>

<field name="MYFIELD1" type="A" length="3"/>

<field name="MYFIELD2" type="S" length="9" decimal="0"/>

</fields>

<klists>

<klist name="key1">

<kfld name="keyfield1"/>

</klist>

</klists>

<prototype/>

</definitions>

<treatment>

<getelementblock name="soapenv:Envelope">

<getelementblock name="soapenv:Body">

<getelementblock name="GenericWebMethod">

<getelementblock name="astr_FunctionName">

<getelementvalue fieldvalue="WTYPFLUX"/>

</getelementblock>

<getelementblock name="astr_XmlData">

<if condition="WFLUX='xyz'">

<getelementblock name="dataXYZ">

<eval field="MYFIELD1" value="0"/>

<getelementblock name="Version">

<getelementvalue fieldvalue="àversion"/>

</getelementblock>

<call pgm="MYPGM">

<paramcall name="MYPARM"/>

</call>

<setelementblock name="soapenv:Envelope">

<setattribute trimr="yes" name="xmlns:soapenv" value="'
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'"/>

<setattribute trimr="yes" name="xmlns:xsd" value="'
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema'"/>

<setattribute trimr="yes" name="xmlns:xsi" value="'
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'"/>

<setelementblock name="soapenv:Body">




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