On 12 May 2009 23:42:31 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:

>Hi Bill,
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>tell your Java programmers to write an Java Client for the Web Service.
>Then create a COBOL wrapper for that Java program with Enterprise COBOL.
>Call that COBOL as subroutine from your Batch COBOL. Enterprise COBOL will 
>create the JVM in the same address space and reuse it.

Someone was posting about problems with doing this on comp.lang.cobol.
He could do the non-OO COBOL to OO COBOL call and the OO COBOL to Java
INVOKE but it would not work non-OO COBOL calling OO COBOL invoking
Java.  Could you post details on doing it both here and on the usenet
newsgroup comp.lang.cobol.

Thanks, Clark Morris
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>An example on how to call a Java class from Enterprise COBOL can be found here:
>http://www.ims-society.org/board/viewtopic.php?t=79
>The sample is how to do it for an IMS online program. However, its a compiler 
>function so you can do that in any z/OS address space!
>This way you do not have to deal with 404. In addition COBOL can also get 
>control when there are Java Exceptions and act accordingly (e.g. rerun the 
>request).
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>Denis Gaebler.
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>Subject: Batch Process Calling a Web Service
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>This is just an initial concept question.
>In general, what mechanism could;
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>*   a batch job, most likely an Enterprise COBOL batch program, 
>*   connect with a web service and request information from some 
>application the web service connects with outside of the mainframe world
>*   receive a response back from said application
>or if no response, be able to deal with a 404 
>(timeout, service not available, basically no response) type situation
>*   and then go about it batch processing with the returned information
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>We are at the pre-pre-concept of this and just looking for ideas.
>Thanks
>Bill George
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