NonStop SOAP 4.1 User's Manual

PathmonName="$PMON"
Generated services.xml file:
<parameter name="pathmon">$PMON</parameter>
The PathwayEnvironment has a child element named Service.
The Service Element
The Service element includes information about the services to be deployed in the NonStop
SOAP 4 server. The element definition appears in the SDL file as:
<Service
Name="<service_name>"
ServerClassName="<ServerClassName>"
DDLDictionaryLocation="$<volumename>.<subvolumename>"
language="[C | COBOL]"
SrvrEncoding="UTF-8"
GenerateSessionHeader="[yes | no]"
GenerateTransactionHeader="[yes | no]"
GenerateModuleHandlerFiles="[yes | no]"
GenerateMessageReceiverUserFunctionsFiles="[yes | no]"
stringTermination="[NonNull | NullTerminated]">
The Service element includes the following attributes:
• Name
• ServerClassName
• DDLDictionaryLocation
• language
• SrvrEncoding
• GenerateSessionHeader
• GenerateTransactionHeader
• GenerateModuleHandlerFiles
• GenerateMessageReceiverUserFunctionsFiles
• stringTermination
The Service element contains a child element named Operation. For more information about
the Operation element, see “The Operation Element” (page ).
The Service element has the following attributes:
Name
The Name attribute specifies the name of the target service to deploy in NonStop SOAP 4. The
name is translated to the target service name for NonStop SOAP 4 and the value is the endpoint
of the target service. The Name attribute can take alphanumeric characters and underscores
(_). The Name attribute is mandatory and the value must be unique for a NonStop SOAP 4
deployment.
Using the value of this attribute, the SoapAdminCL tool generates the directory structure in the
client and services directory of the NonStop SOAP 4 deployment location.
NOTE: The Name attribute is included in NonStop SOAP 4 to support multiple services pointing
to the same serverclass in a single NonStop SOAP 4 deployment.
For example:
SDL file:
Name="MyService"
The generated directory structure is as follows:
SDL Service Types 155