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You are correct, Scott. I am confused. And still am confused.
My goal is to provide a very simple web service. The example I am
learning with is a DB2 file of 10 to 20 records, each with a state and
a city field. A green screen program maintains the file. The
additional, new piece that I am trying to make work is an Intranet web
service that offers that data, in a JSON format, to anyone who asks
for it.
My presumption was that there would be an SQLRPGLE program, that when
asked, would read the DB2 file and provide a .json data stream that a
javascript file could GET and process as the web folks chose, for
their needs.
This DB2-to-web page task already works if I write a .json file to the
IFS and deal with it as an IFS HTTP website. So, I know the general
process works. The hang-up for me is the web service piece.
I shall read the slide show presentation one more time.
Your initial premise really is correct; I am confused. By the way, in
case I forget, I really appreciate all the stuff you have offered and
all that I have learned from you. Thank you Scott.
On 8/26/2018 11:03 PM, Scott Klement wrote:
Booth,
It sounds to me as if you are confusing two different things.
IWS (which uses QWSERVICE as a default userid, and runs under Java,
explaining the reason you're getting these Java errors) does not
require you to write data to STDOUT.
IWS does all of the XML/JSON work for you, and passes you
input/output as parameters.
If you want to read/write your documents yourself using stdin/stdout,
do not use IWS, but instead using a normal Apache server. (i.e. an
HTTP server, NOT a web services server.)
My documents have examples of both ways, and it sounds like you are
confusing the two.
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