NonStop SOAP 4.1 User's Manual

</Process>

</sdl>

Update the following parameters in the reflectorsdl_process.xml file:

Url

Update the Url attribute of the SDL element. This attribute must have a valid relative path to

the ServerAddress attribute. For example:

Url= "/mytest"

where,

mytest is the URL pattern entered while running the deploy.sh deployment script to create

the NonStop SOAP 4 deployment directory.

ServerAddress

Update the ServerAddress attribute with the IP and port number of the iTP WebServer where

the NonStop SOAP 4 has been deployed. For example:

ServerAddress ="http://<ip address>:<port>"

ProcessEnvironment

Update the Process name of the ProcessEnvironment element to reflect the process name

specified in the Step 2. For example:

DDLDictionaryLocation

Update the DDLDictionaryLocation attribute of the service tag with the dictionary file location

you have mentioned in the reflectorddl file (see “Creating DDL dictionary files” (page 78)).

DDLDictionaryLocation="$DATA.REFL"

NOTE: The DDLDictionaryLocation must be the same as the dictionary location specified in

the reflectorddl file.

For more information on developing SDL files for NonStop process-based services, see

“NonStop SOAP 4 Service Description Language” (page 153).

NOTE: You can generate the SDL file using the NonStop SOAP 4 Administration Utility. For

information about generating the SDL file using the NonStop SOAP 4 Administration Utility,

see “NonStop SOAP Tools” (page 194).

4. “Creating Web Service files using SOAPAdminCL tool” (page 79)

5. Starting the reflector application. Go to the <Reflector Service Directory>/src

directory where the reflector object is created. Run the following command:

run -name=/G/<PROCESS> ./<reflector_object>

where,

is the NonStop process you want to create.

<reflector_object>

is the reflector object you have created in previous step.

6. “Accessing the Web Service deployment” (page 82)

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