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

validate the input SOAP message, DDL definitions will be cached by the SOAP server

on startup, and that the service is context sensitive.

<Service ServiceName ="HdlnInfo"

SoapCompliant="yes"

TMFTransactionSupport="yes"

NameSpaceQualified="yes"

SoapMessageType="rpc"

OneTxnPerDialog="yes"

DTDorSchema="DTD"

Cache="yes"

Type="ContextSensitive">

<SvcDescription>Headline News </SvcDescription>

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

hdlns-rq-def. This definition must be present in the DDL Dictionary specified by the

attribute DDLDictionaryLocationof the element ServerClass.

<DDLDefinitionName>hdlns-rq-def</DDLDefinitionName>

</RequestInfo>

These lines specify a response structure hdlns-rp-def, used by default. The value

of the Fault attribute is “no,” indicating a good response, so this response does not

generate a SOAP fault.

<DDLDefinitionName>hdlns-rp-def</DDLDefinitionName>

</ResponseInfo>

These lines specify a response structure hdlns-err-rp-def, used when the first 2

bytes of the response have the value “1.” The value of the Fault attribute is “no,”

indicating a good response, which will not cause a SOAP fault.

<DDLDefinitionName>hdlns-err-rp-def</DDLDefinitionName>

<ResponseSelection Start="0" End="2" BufVal="1"

ConversionOp="decimal" Fault="no"/>

</ResponseInfo>