NonStop SOAP User's Manual

Contents

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Examples (continued)

Example 8-5. Response SOAP Message 8-42

Example 8-6. Sample Code Accessing Headers - I 8-43

Example 8-7. Sample Code Accessing Headers - I 8-44

Figures

Figure 1-1. XML or SOAP Client Access to TS/MP Services 1-1

Figure 1-2. XML or SOAP Client Access to a NonStop Process 1-2

Figure 1-3. SOAP Admin Tool 1-5

Figure 1-4. Session Context Management for TS/MP Services or NonStop

Process 1-7

Figure 1-5. Transaction Management for TS/MP or NonStop Process 1-9

Figure 1-6. Encoding Conversion on Output by a SOAP Server 1-10

Figure 4-1. Startup Processing of Cache 4-25

Figure 4-2. Request Received for Service A 4-25

Figure 4-3. Request Received for Service H 4-25

Figure 4-4. Request Received for Service B 4-26

Figure 4-5. After Dynamic SDL Refresh 4-26

Figure 7-1. Message flow of NSSOAP with Digital Signatures 7-3

Figure 8-1. User-Exits Object Diagram 8-3

Figure C-1. NSSOAP server normal processing flow C-2

Figure C-2. NSSOAP Server-processing Flow With User-Exit C-9

Figure C-3. NSSOAP Admin tool (initial screen) C-12

Figure C-4. NEW SDL screen 1 of 7 C-13

Figure C-5. New SDL screen 2 of 7 C-14

Figure C-6. New SDL screen 3 of 7 C-16

Figure C-7. New SDL screen 4 of 7 C-17

Figure C-8. New SDl screen 5 of 7 C-18

Figure C-9. New SDL screen 6 of 7 C-19

Figure C-10. New SDL Screen 7 of 7 C-20

Figure C-11. Save the SDL File C-21

Figure C-12. Create SDR option C-22

Figure C-13. Target SDR Location C-22

Figure C-14. Confirmation of services to be deployed C-23

Tables

Tabl e 4-1. Comment Tags 4-19

Tabl e 4-2. SDL Values and DDL Comment Tag Considerations 4-38

Tabl e 4-3. SOAP Faults 4-64