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 NonStop Process

Annotated Example SDL Files for NonStop

Process

This example is a valid SDL input file describing Process named “$PROC” that has a

service “EmpInfo.”

These lines specify that this is an SDL input file for a NonStop process and $PROC

represents the name of a valid NonStop process under the OSS/Guardian operating

system.

<sdl>

These lines specify the ProcessDetails name. The attributes indicate that the server is

written in C and that the strings are nonnull terminated. The DDLDictionaryLocation

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

response message formats:

<ProcessDetails Name="EmpInfo"

language="C"

stringTermination="NonNull"

DDLDictionaryLocation="$VOL.SUBVOL">

These lines specify one service, EmpInfo. The ServiceName attribute specifies that the

immediate child node of the Body element of the SOAP message has a tag name

EmpInfo.The attributes specify that the input is SOAP compliant, and that the service

does inherit TMF transactions started by the client. The AbortTransactionOnFault

specifies the transaction is aborted when a fault is received. The Caching attribute in

set to "on". The SOAP response is not namespace qualified, the SOAP message type

is document, the server must validate input against the DTD. The DDL comments are

not processed and the DDL default value is not used. The DeployOption attribute is set

to “addUpdate” which adds the interface as a Web service if it does not exist. The

Generate attribute adds the new and modified service definitions and the