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Re: Weird IWS Bug (?)

Hi Jon

Please find attached as requested foe Programs

SelectProcedure name/Parameter nameUsageData typeCount
<http://10.1.4.2:2001/Collapse> MAIN
PARMIN inputoutput struct
HEADR_OUT inputoutput struct 999HEADR_LENHEADR_TOTBILL_LENBILL_TOTSHIP_LEN
SHIP_TOTCONTACT_LENCONTACT_TOTSALES_REP_LENSALES_REP_TOTSTATE_MASTER_LEN
STATE_MASTER_TOTTIME_ZONE_LENTIME_ZONE_TOTMSG_LENHTTPSTATUS
HEADR_LEN inputoutput int
HEADR_TOT inputoutput int
BILL_OUT inputoutput struct 999HEADR_LENHEADR_TOTBILL_LENBILL_TOTSHIP_LEN
SHIP_TOTCONTACT_LENCONTACT_TOTSALES_REP_LENSALES_REP_TOTSTATE_MASTER_LEN
STATE_MASTER_TOTTIME_ZONE_LENTIME_ZONE_TOTMSG_LENHTTPSTATUS
BILL_LEN inputoutput int
Thanks
Anshul

On Tue, Jul 16, 2019 at 9:13 AM anshul narang <narang.anshul@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hi Jon

I have deployed this webservices on V7R3.

1) Detect length is available where you define your fields. Uncheck the
box.

Select Export Procedures to Externalize as a Web Service - Step 2 of 7

Exported procedures are entry points to a program object and are mapped to
Web service operations. A procedure is a set of self-contained high-level
language statements that performs a particular task and then returns to the
caller. A service program contains one or more procedures. A program
contains only one procedure.

The table below lists all the exported procedures found in the program
object that can be externalized through this Web service. Expand the
procedure row to change the default settings for the procedure parameters.
The Usage parameter attribute affects what data is sent by clients and what
is returned by the Web service.

Detect length fields
Use parameter name as element name for data structures
2) Nadir's example was for service program but I am using this feature in
Program as well. It works both for service program and normal RPGLE
programs.


Hope it helps !

Thanks
Anshul



On Tue, Jul 16, 2019 at 8:59 AM Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Thanks for that link - I had not found Part 3 for some reason.

But I see from the screen shots that the fields that do the work are not
appearing - hmmmm - wonder if we're missing PTFs or something. We're on
7.3 and I thought this feature was available on 7.2.

Two things that I note.

1) There is no mention of the "Detect Length" option that I can see.

2) The example uses Service Program procedures - not Program objects.

So I'm wondering if for some reason this was only implemented for Service
Programs - and if so what the point of Detect Length is on the program
defintions.



Jon Paris

www.partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com

On Jul 15, 2019, at 9:55 PM, anshul narang <narang.anshul@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hi martin

Here you go .
https://developer.ibm.com/tutorials/i-rest-web-services-server3/

I have been working on driver program which can accept any input and
produce any output . I have faced lot of issues and roadblocks fro IWS.

I will still IWS is very good tool available for free.

Thanks
Anshul

On Mon, Jul 15, 2019 at 9:37 PM Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

wow.... I have not seen that example. Where is that example
available?

On 7/15/2019 8:28 PM, anshul narang wrote:
HI Martin

I have followed Nadir's example and attaching the same code snippet as
well
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