BIND

BIND

The BIND command binds the specified service code to the loaded inbound document or creates a new empty outbound document.

The service specified as a part of the command will have been created using the XML Binding Wizard in LANSA Integrator Studio.

You will need to specify the type of bind as outbound or inbound - a READ is normally associated with an inbound type while a WRITE is normally associated with an outbound type.

 

                                                          Required

 

 BIND --------- SERVICE -------- value -------------------------->

 

            >-- TYPE ----------- *INBOUND ----------------------->

                                 *OUTBOUND

 

                                                          Optional

 

            >-- BINDTRACE ------ *NO ---------------------------->

                                 *YES

 

            >-- FILTER --------- value --------------------------|

 

Keywords

SERVICE	This keyword is used to in an XMLBindFileService property lookup using service.'value' and service.archive.'value' to locate the binding class and binding jar file to be used. The value here will be the corresponding service class name that was defined in the XML Binding Wizard. This keyword is mandatory.
TYPE	This keyword is used to specify the type of bind to be performed, and it will depend on whether you are intending to perform a READ of an existing file or a WRITE of a new file. There are two possible values: *INBOUND - using this value will bind the specified service code to the inbound document loaded as a part of the preceding READ command. *OUTBOUND - using this value will create a new empty outbound document. This keyword is mandatory.
BINDTRACE	This keyword is used to turn on tracing for the inbound bind result. There are two options: *YES - to switch tracing on. *NO - to switch tracing off. This keyword is optional.
FILTER	Refer to FILTER for more complete information on this keyword. This keyword is optional.

Comments / Warnings

The position of the BIND command in the code depends on whether you are intending to read data from an existing XML document or you are intending to create a new XML document. If you are reading data from an existing XML document, the code flow will look something like this:

JSM(X)_OPENJSM(X)_COMMANDs

     SERVICE_LOAD

          READ

          BIND

          GET (one or more times)

          CLOSE

     SERVICE_UNLOAD

JSM(X)_CLOSE

Whereas, an application that needs to WRITE to an XML document would typically issue the following sequence of commands:

JSM(X)_OPENJSM(X)_COMMANDs

     SERVICE_LOAD

          BIND

          SET (one or more times)

          WRITE

          CLOSE

     SERVICE_UNLOAD

JSM(X)_CLOSE

Examples

RDML

 

* Define JSM fields

DEFINE FIELD(#JSMSTS) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(020)

DEFINE FIELD(#JSMMSG) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(256)

DEFINE FIELD(#JSMCMD) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(256)

 

* Bind

CHANGE FIELD(#JSMCMD) TO('BIND SERVICE(INBOUNDORDER) TYPE(*INBOUND) BINDTRACE(*YES)')

USE BUILTIN(JSM_COMMAND) WITH_ARGS(#JSMCMD) TO_GET(#JSMSTS #JSMMSG)

 

RDMLX

 

* Define the fields used by the JSM Commands

Define FIELD(#JSMSTS) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(020)

Define FIELD(#JSMMSG) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(256)

Define FIELD(#JSMCMD) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(256)

Define FIELD(#JSMHND) TYPE(*CHAR) LENGTH(4)

 

#JSMCMD := 'BIND SERVICE(INBOUNDORDER) TYPE(*INBOUND) BINDTRACE(*YES)'

Use Builtin(JSMX_COMMAND) With_Args(#JSMHND #JSMCMD) To_Get(#JSMSTS #JSMMSG)