List of Examples
- 2-1 Soap Message for a String Typed Buffer in TOUPPER Service
- 2-2 Mapping Example Using base64Binary
- 2-3 Soap Message for a CARRAY Typed Buffer Using MIME Attachment
- 2-4 SOAP Message for an MBSIRING Buffer
- 2-5 Stock Quote XML Document
- 2-6 SOAP Message for an XML Buffer
- 2-7 Default Namespace Before Sending to GWWS Server
- 2-8 GWWS Server Converts Default Namespace to Regular Name
- 2-9 VIEW Definition File for MYVIEW Service
- 2-10 SOAP Message for a VIEW Typed Buffer
- 2-11 XML Schema for a VIEW Typed Buffer
- 2-12 SOAP Message for an FML Typed Buffer
- 2-13 XML Schema for an FML Typed Buffer
- 2-14 SOAP Message for Service with FML32 Buffer
- 2-15 XML Schema for an FML32 Buffer
- 2-16 COBOL copybook myRecord
- 2-17 SOAP Message for a RECORD Typed Buffer
- 2-18 Schema for a RECORD Typed Buffer
- 2-19 VIEW Description File
- 2-20 Compilation
- 2-21 JSON Content
- 2-22 VIEW Description
- 2-23 Compilation
- 2-24 JSON Content Example
- 2-25 Field Table
- 2-26 JSON Content
- 2-27 COBOL copybook
- 2-28 Result
- 3-1 h interface
- 3-2 SCDL Descriptor
- 3-3 SALTDEPLOY REST Service Definition
- 3-4 Sample Apache Sandensha Asynchronous Mode and “send offer” Code Example
- 5-1 VTable Structure
- 5-2 Setting the vtable Structure with Actual Functions in the vtable Setting Function
- 5-3 Defined Plug-In in the SALT Deployment File
- 5-4 vtable Structure for SALT Plug-in “P_CUSTOM_TYPE” (C Language)
- 5-5 Converting XML Effective Payload to Oracle Tuxedo Custom Typed Buffer Pseudo Code
- 5-6 Converting Oracle Tuxedo Custom Typed Buffer to SOAP XML Pseudo Code
- 5-7 Custom Typed Buffer Plug-In Interface
- 5-8 Credential Mapping for HTTP Basic Authentication Pseudo Code