To Execute this Example
Before executing this example please refer to Setting Up Your JSM Environment.
Note: In the input screens you have the choice of specifying your own host or blank out to use a LANSA Host:
Open a browser session. In the address entry field of the browser type:
http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn:xx/CGI-BIN/LANSAWEB?PROCFUN+set_215+set215w+ppp
Where:
Outside the LANSA environment, use the LANSA command. Provided the LANSA program library is on the current library list:
LANSA REQUEST(RUN) PROCESS(SET_215) PARTITION(<ppp>)
And use the menu option 1
| Handling the Client Side of a B2B XML Multiple Status Query | The Things that Make Up this Example |
Before executing this example please refer to Setting Up Your JSM Environment.
Note: In the input screens you have the choice of specifying your own host or blank out to use a LANSA Host:
- Type in your host’s address to receive the service response by the function SET217S.
- Blank out the host address to receive the service response by a CGI program placed in the www.lansa.com.au web site. This program will generate a random response.
Open a browser session. In the address entry field of the browser type:
http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn:xx/CGI-BIN/LANSAWEB?PROCFUN+set_215+set215w+ppp
Where:
| nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn | is the IP address of the web server you are connecting to |
| Xx | is the port number where your web server has been configured to run. If your web server uses the default port 80, this parameter is not required. |
| Ppp | is the partition identifier of the partition where you imported the SET material |
Checking the Status of Order(s) from a 5250 “Green Screen” (or emulator)
Inside the LANSA environment, use option 10 from the Work with Processes menu against process SET_215, then take option 1.Outside the LANSA environment, use the LANSA command. Provided the LANSA program library is on the current library list:
LANSA REQUEST(RUN) PROCESS(SET_215) PARTITION(<ppp>)
And use the menu option 1