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frozenblood
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Hi,
Is there a way to pass the Header information while doing an INVOKE WEBSERVICE operation from cics. The copybooks that are generated from DFHWS2LS utility dont have variables for it?
Is there a way ?
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frozenblood
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Robert Sample
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The responses on this forum are voluntary and depend upon people having the knowledge and time to respond. Prompting for replies as you have done will not get you any better (or faster) answers. And it may cause people who would have responded to decide not to bother if you are going to harass them.
Have you reviewed the options of the INVOKE WEBSERVICES command in the CICS Application Programming Reference manual for your version of CICS? If not, you need to start there. If you did so, and you did not find the answer to your question -- that is a clue that most likely what you want to do will not be possible. |
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Soren Arnvig
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| frozenblood wrote: |
Hi,
Is there a way to pass the Header information while doing an INVOKE WEBSERVICE operation from cics. The copybooks that are generated from DFHWS2LS utility dont have variables for it?
Is there a way ?
Thanks. |
Maybe this is a dead thread, anyways:
The header is located in the DFHHEADER container and stored in XML format.
From PL/1 you can use the PLISAXA / PLISAXB or PLISAXC builtin
From COBOL use the XML PARSE statement. |
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