NonStop SOAP User's Manual

NonStop SOAP Features and Functions
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Case-Sensitivity in NonStop SOAP
This table is applicable only for Services having their SoapMessageType attribute set
as “document” style. For “rpc” style services the XML representation is always element
centric.
For more information on the processing of multiple comment tags, see Appendix B,
Using DDL Comment Tags.
Case-Sensitivity in NonStop SOAP
The EnableOutputSensitive attribute determines whether the output files generated by
SoapAdminCL should be case-sensitive. The default value of the attribute is "no".
Therefore, the output files generated by SoapAdminCL would have all the field names
in lowercase.
If the EnableOutputSensitive attribute is set to "yes" in the SDL file, consider:
•
In the DDL, only the structure of the DDL definition should be compiled using the
output_sensitive option and not the definition name.
•
The DDL should not be compiled with the output_sensitive flag in the command.
Consider this DDL source:
Definition TestN.
?output_sensitive
02 NaMeS.
03 First Pic X(10).
03 Middle Pic X(10).
03 Last Pic X(10).
?nooutput_sensitive
End.
Definition WEB-AcctinG-ADD-TO-AMS2.
?output_sensitive
02 FILE-DATA.
03 ACCOUNT-credit Pic X(4).
03 QUANTITY Pic 9(9).
03 QUANTITY-red
REDEFINES QUANTITY.
04 FILLER Pic 9(6).
04 bond-CK Pic 999.
88 BABY-bond Value 1 THRU 999.
?nooutput_sensitive