Re: How to include a whole USRSPC in a SOAP definition

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Mike,

I really don't see the problem...   Assuming you already know how to 
access a user space, then all you need to do is make your variable as 
large as the user space.  (Or make it larger, and use %subst() to get 
only the portion that's desired.)

The only caveat is that v5r4 and earlier releases only support 65535 in 
a single variable, and a user space could potentially be larger than 
that.  But in that case, it's not just referring to the user space as 
one variable that's a problem, your SOAP variable isn't going to be 
large enough, either.  So you're going to have to either build the whole 
she-band in dynamic memory using pointer logic (in which case, you don't 
need to access the user space as a single variable!) or you need to 
build your SOAP message in a file instead of building it in memory (in 
which case, again, you don't need to access the whole space as a variable.)

So I'm not exactly sure what to say...   Can you explain your situation 
better?



On 9/22/2010 10:43 AM, Mike Evans wrote:
> I'm working on my first project using SOAP. I've broken it into several
> parts but now need to get the parts all together.
>
> Part 1 was just getting the SOAP obj created and called. Part of the
> SOAP obj was a file and for now I just sent a blank knowing it would
> send back an error. At least I would know that I had everything setup
> correctly. This part is done.
>
> Part 2 was to create an XML file to be sent. This itself was several
> steps. 1 create the file. 2 take care of any<,>,&  in the data. And 3
> BASE64 encode the whole thing (this is how the file needs to be sent).
> These are all done and it now exists in a usrspc.
>
> Now I need to put part 2 into part 1.
> This is the whole SOAP eval...
>         SOAP =
>          '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>'
>         +'<s:Envelope'
>         +'    xmlns:s="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope";'
>         +'    xmlns:a="http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing";>'
>         +'<s:Header>'
>         +'<a:Action s:mustUnderstand="1">'
>         +'http://www.fastenterprises.com/MFET/NewSubmission</a:Action>'
>         +'<h:MFETHeader xmlns:h="http://www.fastenterprises.com";'
>         +' xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>'
>         +'<h:User>*******</h:User>'
>         +'<h:Password>*****</h:Password>'
>         +'<h:Environment>T</h:Environment>'
>         +'</h:MFETHeader>'
>         +'<a:MessageID>urn:uuid:d01106bf-c6c7-414b-a081-46c9a9440734'
>         +'</a:MessageID>'
>         +'<a:ReplyTo>'
>
> +'<a:Address>http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing/anonymous</a:Address>'
>         +'</a:ReplyTo>'
>         +'<a:To
> s:mustUnderstand="1">https://tapstaging.tax.utah.gov/efile/mfet'
>         +'</a:To>'
>         +'</s:Header>'
>         +'<s:Body>  <SubmissionType
> xmlns="http://www.fastenterprises.com";>'
>         +'TC109XML</SubmissionType>  <ReferenceId xmlns="http://www'
>         +'.fastenterprises.com">20100712T0415087219</ReferenceId>'
>         +'<File xmlns="http://fastenterprises.com";></File>'
>         +'</s:Body>'
>         +'</s:Envelope>'
>
> I need to insert the whole usrspc into that third line from the bottom.
> The line that reads "File xmlns...></File>"
>
> My question... how do you refer to a whole usrspc with 1 variable name?
>
> Mike
>
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