5.4.5 SET
The SET command allows the program to include HTTP head properties in the HTTP request or response protocol.
The HTTP property name value pairs are passed as entries in a two-column working list.
The SET command can be called anytime before the last SEND command that creates the HTTP request or response.
The LIST and FRAGMENT keywords are only available if the InboundXMLBind, OutboundXMLBind, InboundJSONBind or OutboundJSONBind handlers are being used.
The INSTRUCTION and DATA keywords are only available if the InboundXMLBind and OutboundXMLBind handlers are being used.
Syntax:
|
Command |
Keyword |
Value |
Developer notes for Command/Keyword/Value |
|
SET |
PROPERTY |
*LIST |
Set HTTP head properties. |
|
LIST |
Value |
Conditional. XML or JSON Bind list. |
|
|
FRAGMENT |
Value |
Conditional. XML or JSON Bind fragment. |
|
|
INSTRUCTION |
Value |
Conditional. XML processing instruction. |
|
|
DATA |
Value |
Conditional. XML processing instruction data. |
Example
DEFINE FIELD(#PNME) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(20)
DEFINE FIELD(#PVAL) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(20)
DEF_LIST NAME(#PLST) FIELDS((#PNME) (#PVAL)) TYPE(*WORKING)
CHANGE FIELD(#PNME) TO('''X-Invoice''')
CHANGE FIELD(#PVAL) TO(T9300)
ADD_ENTRY TO_LIST(#PLST)
USE BUILTIN(JSM_COMMAND) WITH_ARGS('SET PROPERTY(*LIST) SERVICE_LIST(PNME,PVAL)') TO_GET(#JSMSTS #JSMMSG #PLST)