NonStop SOAP User's Manual

Contents
NonStop SOAP User’s Manual—520501-012
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Examples (continued)
Examples (continued)
Example 4-15. Request with Output Encoding Specified in Header 4-28
Example 4-16. Fault for Unsupported Encoding 4-29
Example 4-17. A Message Specifying Its Own Encoding in the XML Prolog 4-29
Example 4-18. Element Centric XML Message 4-30
Example 4-19. Attribute Centric XML Message 4-31
Example 4-20. Sample DTD 4-31
Example 4-21. Sample XML Representation 4-32
Example 4-22. DDL Definition 4-35
Example 4-23. XML Message 4-36
Example 4-24. XML Schema - I 4-37
Example 4-25. XML Schema - II 4-38
Example 4-26. DDL Definition 4-41
Example 4-27. XML Message 4-41
Example 4-28. XML Schema 4-42
Example 4-29. Error Encoding Base64 Value 4-43
Example 4-30. Error Decoding Base64 Value 4-44
Example 4-31. DDL Definition 4-45
Example 4-32. XML Schema - I 4-46
Example 4-33. XML Schema - II 4-47
Example 4-34. XML Message 1 4-47
Example 4-35. XML Message 2 4-48
Example 4-36. XML Message 3 4-49
Example 4-37. Example of String Length Restriction 4-50
Example 4-38. Valid use of @SOAP_OCCURS_DEP_ON 4-53
Example 4-39. Invalid use of @SOAP_OCCURS_DEP_ON 4-54
Example 4-40. NonStop SOAP Configuration File 4-62
Example 4-41. Mapping Between Fault Message, Error Log, and Trace Entry (Fault
Message) 4-71
Example 4-42. Mapping Between Fault Message, Error Log, and Trace Entry (Error
Log) 4-72
Example 4-43. Mapping Between Fault Message, Error Log, and Trace File (Trace
File) 4-73
Example 7-1. NSSOAP Header with Digital Signature 7-6
Example 7-2. NSSOAP Configuration file 7-13
Example 8-1. Request SOAP Message 8-30
Example 8-2. Response SOAP Message 8-31
Example 8-3. Sample Code Accessing Attachments 8-32
Example 8-4. Request SOAP Message 8-41