Hi John, the java toolbox has certain restrictions for invoking service
programs. One of them is the return value data type, the other is a limit
of 7 parameters. Just be aware a data structure with many fields would
still count as one pararmeter.
Hope this helps
Claus Weiss Visual AD tools, email: weiss@xxxxxxxxxx
Dept XF6 IBM Canada Lab tie 313-3987 Phone(905)413-3987 FAX(905)413-4850
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"John Rusling"
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[WEB400] Srvpgm procedure return
05/08/2009 11:54 value must be type="int" and
AM length="4" when using *PCML.
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I'm trying to compile this service program with the 'PCML' info in it
so that I can use the IBM Web Services Wizard to materialize the rpg
srvpgm
as a web service. I have only a single function in it.
(I have already made one (web service) using an RPG ile pgm object.)
The module compiles fine -without- the PGMINFO(*PCML:*MODULE) in the
H-spec.
When I add it to the H-spec, I get a very generic message in the
compiler
listing...
RNF0203 - ERRORS WERE FOUND WHILE GENERATING THE PROGRAM INFORMATION TO
BE PLACED IN THE MODULE
Not very much to go on (to my mind anyway).
I added the infostmf to the compile command (for s & giggles) as per
below...
CRTRPGMOD MODULE(JRPERS/FRKEY_F) SRCFILE(JRPERS/QSRVSRC) SRCMBR(FRKEY_F)
PGMINFO
(*PCML) INFOSTMF('/tmp/pcml/frkey_f.txt')
It still didn't compile, but, when I looked in the stream file it
generated, I found...
************Beginning of data**************
<pcml version="4.0">
<!-- RPG module: FRKEY_F -->
<!-- created: 2009-05-08-08.40.02 -->
<!-- source: JRPERS/QSRVSRC(FRKEY_F) -->
<!-- 23 -->
<program name="GETFOREIGNKEY" entrypoint="GETFOREIGNKEY"
returnvalue=" ">
<!-- Error: return value must have type="int" and length="4". (E)
-->
<data name="ACTION" type="char" length="2" usage="input" />
</program>
</pcml>
************End of Data********************
So, okay, the return value must be integer.
Uuummm why? Why can't the return value be character?
This won't work ---
d getForeignKey...
d pr 20
d Action 2 const
But this will work ---
d getForeignKey...
d pr
d Action 2 const
d Action 20
And so will this ---
d getForeignKey...
d pr 10i 0
d Action 2 const
d Action 20
Is their (ibms) intent- to use the 'return value' as a lot of apis
generally do,
as an indication of success or failure..? ..??
John B
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