NonStop SOAP User's Manual

Using NonStop SOAP with a TS/MP Application and

NonStop Processes

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Annotated Example SDL Files for TS/MP

These lines specify the server class EmpSvr. The attributes indicate that the server is

written in C or C++ and that the strings are null terminated. The DDLDictionaryLocation

attribute specifies the location of the DDL dictionary that defines the request and

response message formats:

<ServerClass Name="EmpSvr"

language="C"

stringTermination="NullTerminated"

DDLDictionaryLocation="$DATA00.DDLSV">

These lines specify a service called EmpInfo. The attributes specify that the input is

SOAP compliant, that requests require the client to initiate transactions, that the XML

parser must validate the input SOAP message, that the service is context free, and that

DDL definitions will be cached by the SOAP server on startup. The ServiceName

attribute specifies that the immediate child node of the Body element of the SOAP

message has the tag name EmpInfo.

<Service ServiceName ="EmpInfo"

SoapCompliant="yes"

TMFTransactionSupport="yes"

DTDorSchema="DTD"

Cache="yes"

Type="ContextFree">

These lines specify that the name of the DDL definition describing the request is

EmpDetails00. This definition must be present in the DDL Dictionary specified by the

attribute DDLDictionaryLocationof the element ServerClass.

<SvcDescription>Employee Info </SvcDescription>

<DDLDefinitionName>EmpDetails00</DDLDefinitionName>

</RequestInfo>

These lines specify a response type EmployeeReply, to be used when the response

buffer has the value “02” in its first two bytes. In this example, the attribute

ComparisonOp is not specified and therefore has the default value of “eq”, meaning

equal.

<DDLDefinitionName>EmployeeReply</DDLDefinitionName>

</ResponseInfo>