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Not aimed at you specifically Nick but for the reference of others ...

There are AT LEAST TWO RPG oriented tools with the name WSDL2RPG. The original one from Thomas Raddatz which is based on Scott Klement's HTTPAPI under the covers. The second one is from IBM who apparently did not check the market before naming theirs.

It sounds as if you are talking about the IBM version. If that is the case it sounds to me as if you should be talking to IBM support - assuming you've already checked PTF levels etc.


Jon Paris

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On Mar 12, 2018, at 3:13 PM, Nick Stoltzfus <magnum8930@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'm trying to consume a SOAP API web service WSDL using WSDL2RPG. To test the concept, I did it for a couple simple web services and it worked well. The WSDL that I need to consume is for an integration to NetSuite. When I run the command to create the objects on the IBM i it gets stuck on the creation of the service program.
It's been stuck there for 2 days. It tells me to be patient, but I have my limits. Looking at the job log the last thing it's doing is trying to do a Client request - run command QSYS/CRTRPGMOD. My QSH commands are below. Any ideas?
/QIBM/ProdData/OS/WebServices/V1/client/BIN/wsdl2rpg.sh -o/home/nstoltzfus/nsapi -s/QSYS.LIB/NSPGMX.LIB/NSAPI.SRVPGM nsapi/wsdl/netsuite.wsdl Attempting to generate stub code... Code generation completed. Generated files in directory '/home/nstoltzfus/nsapi'. Attempting to create service program, please be patient...

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