12.32 Credit Limit Service (Customer/Business) [GET]
Below mentioned are the custom fields. These fields will be part of response.
Table 12-25 Credit Limit Service (Customer/Business)
Element name | Sub element | Data type |
---|---|---|
StringData | KeyName | String |
KeyValue | String | |
NumberData | KeyName | String |
KeyValue | Number (Decimal) | |
DateData | KeyName | String |
KeyValue | Date(YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS) |
Sample
XML
<Custom>
< StringData>
<KeyName> StringName </KeyName>
<KeyValue> StringValue </KeyValue>
</ StringData>
<NumberData>
<KeyName> NumberName </KeyName>
<KeyValue> NumberValue </KeyValue>
</NumberData>
<DateData>
<KeyName> DateName </KeyName>
<KeyValue> DateValue</KeyValue>
</DateData>
</Custom>
Sample
JSON
"Custom": {
"StringData": [
{
"KeyName": " StringName ",
"KeyValue": " StringValue "
}
],
"NumberData": [
{
"KeyName": " NumberName ",
"KeyValue": NumberValue
}
],
"DateData": [
{
"KeyName": " DateName ",
"KeyValue": " DateValue"
}
]
}
Below are the package details for applicationupdate web service
Wrapper Engine
package:-
xcscrl_ew_100_01. xcscrl_ew_100_01 (iv_xcs_crl_rec IN OUT xcs_crl_rec_t);
Main Engine
package:-
xcscrl_em_100_01. get_crl (iv_xcs_crl_rec IN OUT xcs_crl_rec_t);
Below are the Exit point package details for xcscrl_em_100_01. get_crl();
BEFORE:-
xcscrl_ex_100_01.cv_get_crl_bfr = cmncon_cl_000_01.CUSTOMIZED THEN
xcscrl_ex_100_01.get_crl_bfr(iv_xcs_crl_rec_t);
REPLACE:-
xcscrl_ex_100_01.cv_get_crl_rep = cmncon_cl_000_01.CUSTOMIZED THEN
xcscrl_ex_100_01.get_crl_rep(iv_xcs_crl_rec_t);
AFTER:-
xcscrl_ex_100_01.cv_get_crl_afr = cmncon_cl_000_01.CUSTOMIZED THEN
xcscrl_ex_100_01.get_crl_afr(iv_xcs_crl_rec_t);
Extensible parameters are Tab Type
object
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE xws_att_str_rec_t AS OBJECT (
ATT_NAME VARCHAR2(30),
ATT_VALUE VARCHAR2(4000));
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE xws_att_num_rec_t AS OBJECT (
ATT_NAME VARCHAR2(30),
ATT_VALUE NUMBER );
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE xws_att_date_rec_t AS OBJECT (
ATT_NAME VARCHAR2(30),
ATT_VALUE DATE );
Parent topic: RESTful Web Services Extensibility