NonStop SOAP 4.1 User's Manual

where,
mod_empdb
is the name of the module attached.
4. Restart iTP WebServer using the OSS commands:
OSS> cd <iTP_Installation_Directory>/conf
OSS> ./restart
Running the NonStop SOAP empdb sample with the mod_empdb module
To verify if the empdbPreProcessHandler handler of the mod_empdb module has been engaged,
complete the following steps:
1. Access the EmpInfo, EmpAdd, or EmpDel operations of the empdb application using the
HTML client available at the following Web address:
http://<ip address>:<port_number>/<url_pattern>/client/empdb
where,
<ip address>:<port_number>
is the IP address and port number of iTP WebServer integrated with NonStop SOAP.
<url_pattern>
is the URL pattern entered during NonStop SOAP installation.
2. On receiving the response from the service, verify if the emp.audit file is created in the
<NonStop SOAP Deployment Directory>/modules/mod_empdb directory.
3. Open the emp.audit file and verify that the entry with the service name empdb is present.
To verify if the empdbPostProcessHandler handler of the mod_empdb module is engaged,
complete the following steps:
1. Copy the empdb.xsl file from the <NonStop SOAP 4 Installation Directory>
directory to the <iTP_Installation_Directory>/root directory using the OSS
command:
OSS> cp <NonStop SOAP 4 Installation Directory>/sample_services/modules/mod_empdb/empdb.xsl
<iTP WebServer Installation Directory>/root/empdb.xsl
2. Access the EmpInfo operation of the empdb application using the HTML client.
The response is a formatted output based on the style sheet specifications.
Figure 8 shows the formatted output.
Figure 8 Stylesheet Based Formatted Output
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