NonStop SOAP User's Manual

Using the SOAP Admin Tool
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Using the SOAP Admin Tool
Using the SOAP Admin Tool
The SOAP Admin tool is a standalone program and runs from the OSS command line.
To run it, you must:
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Set the environment variable SOAP_SDLDB_LOC to point to a Guardian
subvolume (for example, $DATA1.SDRDB) before running the SOAP Admin tool.
The disk specified (for example, $DATA1) in the environment variable, must be
audited.
Use a back slash (\) to escape the environment variable, because OSS and
Guardian volume names also begin with a dollar-sign ($). For example:
OSS>export SOAP_SDLDB_LOC=\$DATA1.SDR
The SOAP Admin tool creates the Service Definition Repository (SDR) on audited
disk volumes on the NonStop server.
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Export the XML parsers’ ICU_DATA environment variable. For example:
OSS>export ICU_DATA="<XML parser installation dir>/lib/icu/data/"
You can invoke the SOAP Admin tool using SoapAdminCL, see Using SoapAdminCL
on page 5-5.
SoapAdminCL Command Syntax
This section describes the syntax for writing and reading to the SDR. To write to the
SDR, use the SoapAdminCL command with import options and to read the SDR, use
the SoapAdminCL command with export options.
To run the SOAP Admin tool, navigate to your working directory and type one of these
commands on the command line.
Syntax 1:
sdl file name
is the name of the SDL input file that contains service specifications. This syntax
element is required and must follow immediately after the -i option.
pway-wsdl This directory includes WSDL files generated.
pway-client This directory includes all the client files generated.
userexit-cpp This directory includes source and header files generated for
user-exits.
SoapAdminCL -i sdl file name [ import options ]
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