Author: danik56
Subject: WEBSERVICE Status
Posted: Fri Mar 10, 2017 9:59 pm (GMT 5.5)
In MSGUSR the following message shows up during startup:
WEBSERVICE inquireCatalogClient is now INSERVICE and is ready for use.
Here is the current status of the installed WebServices.
These were all created by the sample application RDO definitions:
I WEBSERVICE
STATUS: RESULTS - OVERTYPE TO MODIFY
Webs(dispatchOrder ) Pip(EXPIPE02)
Ins Ccs(00000)
Webs(dispatchOrderEndpoint ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557140 ) Pro(DFH0XODE) Com
Webs(inquireCatalog ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557141 ) Pro(DFH0XCMN) Com
Webs(inquireCatalogClient ) Pip(EXPIPE02)
Ins Ccs(00000)
Webs(inquireCatalogWrapper ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557142 ) Pro(DFH0XICW) Cha
Webs(inquireSingle ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557143 ) Pro(DFH0XCMN) Com
Webs(inquireSingleClient ) Pip(EXPIPE02)
Ins Ccs(00000)
Webs(inquireSingleWrapper ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557144 ) Pro(DFH0XISW) Cha
Webs(placeOrder ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557145 ) Pro(DFH0XCMN) Com
Obviously something isn't right for WEBSERVICE inquireCatalogClient which is driven by transid ECLI
UNICODE conversion setup was done as instructed.
The instructions I followed didn't mention anything about PL/1. The sample application is written in COBOL.
PIPELINE, TCPIPSERVICE , WEBSERVICE and URIMAP resource definitions were all created by the RDO groups provided for the sample application by IBM.
The name of the operation is contained in the WSDL for the target Web service so my question is where do I need to look to see the contents of the WSDL and what operations it supports ?
Subject: WEBSERVICE Status
Posted: Fri Mar 10, 2017 9:59 pm (GMT 5.5)
In MSGUSR the following message shows up during startup:
WEBSERVICE inquireCatalogClient is now INSERVICE and is ready for use.
Here is the current status of the installed WebServices.
These were all created by the sample application RDO definitions:
I WEBSERVICE
STATUS: RESULTS - OVERTYPE TO MODIFY
Webs(dispatchOrder ) Pip(EXPIPE02)
Ins Ccs(00000)
Webs(dispatchOrderEndpoint ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557140 ) Pro(DFH0XODE) Com
Webs(inquireCatalog ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557141 ) Pro(DFH0XCMN) Com
Webs(inquireCatalogClient ) Pip(EXPIPE02)
Ins Ccs(00000)
Webs(inquireCatalogWrapper ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557142 ) Pro(DFH0XICW) Cha
Webs(inquireSingle ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557143 ) Pro(DFH0XCMN) Com
Webs(inquireSingleClient ) Pip(EXPIPE02)
Ins Ccs(00000)
Webs(inquireSingleWrapper ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557144 ) Pro(DFH0XISW) Cha
Webs(placeOrder ) Pip(EXPIPE01)
Ins Ccs(00000) Uri($557145 ) Pro(DFH0XCMN) Com
Obviously something isn't right for WEBSERVICE inquireCatalogClient which is driven by transid ECLI
UNICODE conversion setup was done as instructed.
The instructions I followed didn't mention anything about PL/1. The sample application is written in COBOL.
PIPELINE, TCPIPSERVICE , WEBSERVICE and URIMAP resource definitions were all created by the RDO groups provided for the sample application by IBM.
The name of the operation is contained in the WSDL for the target Web service so my question is where do I need to look to see the contents of the WSDL and what operations it supports ?