Re: Reverse xml-into

Raul

One question is, do you want to serve this to the web, or do you just want to the create a free-standing XML file? if the former, maybe IWS is a good thing. If the latter, as Jon said IWS seems a strange circuitous way to do this - if you want to save the thing in the IFS, not sure what you do.

Another approach that exists now is the XML support in SQL on IBM i - very powerful, although some here - heh - don't grok it!! But it's available now for embedded SQL in RPG. For examples that are maybe easier to deal with, see if you can get Birgitta Hauser's presentations on it.

Regards
Vern

On 9/10/2019 9:40 AM, Raul Jager wrote:

Great, it is nice to see that my request is not new.  I am afraid the function will be useful for my v2, but I will have to do an initial version "by hand", probably mostly concatenating strings. I need to create the document and then calculate a sha2 and add a signature, So I need the document in memory.

CGIDEV2 or IWS will be good for serving the xml, that will be the final step.

I added a vote to the RFE

_______________________________________________________________________________

On 9/9/19 11:24 PM, Scott Klement wrote:

There isn't a reverse of XML-INTO but there is an RFE for one that you can vote on:

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=94771


In the meantime, you can create the document manually using a tool like CGIDEV2, string concatenation, etc.


On 9/9/19 4:54 PM, Raul Jager wrote:

I have crated a DS for a fairly complex XML document, and xml-into does a wonderful job moving the data into the fields.

Now I will like to put data into the DS and create a XML document, the reverse of the xml-into op ccode.  Is there a way to do this?


-- Este e-mail fue enviado desde el Mail Server del diario ABC Color --            -- Verificado por Anti-Virus Corporativo Symantec --

-- Este e-mail fue enviado desde el Mail Server del diario ABC Color --            -- Verificado por Anti-Virus Corporativo Symantec --