Re: calling a program v using a SRVPGM

This is where using something like iBuild (
www.sourceforge.org/projects/iBuild) is absolutely vital.

Put the instructions for how to build the object in the header of the
source member. No need to use a binding directory.

The readme in the package will show you how to use.




On Mon, Dec 31, 2018 at 9:46 AM Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

You could - but that just adds a layer and degrades performance - unless
the caller is on a different system - if you are just calling it locally
then ...

You need to forget that you are using the Service Program to provide a web
service and just call the routines like you would any other in a Service
Program

1) Create a Binding Directory which references the name of the Service
Program

2) Create a prototype source to define the interfaces to the routine in
the Service Program

3) In the regular RPG program add a Ctl-Opt BndDir('BNDDIRNAME'); at the
start of the RPG program.

4) Also add a /Copy to reference the prototypes

That's pretty much it.


Jon Paris

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On Dec 30, 2018, at 10:42 PM, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

exactly. So, how do I get that same response with RPGLE? Do I use the

web service URL in the RPGLE program in some way?

On 12/30/2018 8:07 PM, Don Brown wrote:

Booth, when you set up the web service in IWS you select either program

or

service program and then if service program you specify the procedure to
be called.

SRVPGM01 is the container if you like that has one or more procedures.

The web-service is the calling program so as you have in your test
program(s) you execute a service program procedure so does your call to
the web-service.

So if you had SRVPGM01 with two procedures: getTempCelcius and
getTempFarenheight

You would have two web-services created in IWS and these services your
requesting program would call.

Cheers


Don Brown


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