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Mark Wonsil wrote:
>Hello Ian,
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>>I have been asked the following question -
>>"You will only be calling a webservice from the 3000 with some XML data.
>>Ideally when an order status has changed. The desired frequency will be
>>realtime, but im sure we will have to make some room for queuing these
>>updates.
>>The webservice on our end will be transparent to you. Our webservice will
>>update the SQL server. All you need to focus on is being able to call a
>>webservice from the 3000 passing some XML into it.".
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>>How would one go about this?
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>We'll need more detail from you on this. What programming language are you
>using? What version of MPE on you on? How often will you send order status
>changes?
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>Mark W.
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MPE 6.5, We will be using COBOL and sending status changes will peak at
about 1 a second.
Is there a tutorial and/or examples of Socket programming in COBOL I can
examine, It seems that
(as per Dave Waroff) the easiest way is to open a socket and do a POST.
ps Is the jazz website down?
Ian Warner
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