date:20130821

[U2] Exchanging XML data instead of JSON between hosts via RESTful Server

2013-08-21 Thread Peter Cheney

Hi Everyone,

Is it possible to configure a RESTful service subroutine to accept XML as the 
input to one of its defined parameters?

I keep getting the following error:
500: Expected+a+','+or+'}'com.rs.u2.u2rest.marshaller.U2JSONTokenizer@13c33b7

The subroutine has 2 parameters XML.IN in Position 1 and XML.OUT in Position 2. 
Each type is set to string.

Normally this program is used elsewhere in our other services so it is already 
XML ready.

I've converted my test xml to json and tried that. While the error disappears 
the response while valid xml (output from the program) is otherwise empty. (I 
changed the type from string to json too).

If I key in any random string I get the same valid yet empty program response.

So how do I configure the server to pass this xml string straight to the 
subroutine?
Perhaps I need to convert some of the characters (e.g. '/' in the xml below as 
per uri requirements?
Is it possible or am I way off course here?

Sample xml:

f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364testuser4300GOODNA


Converted to json:

{"batchRequests": {"BatchRequest": {"referenceNumber": 
"f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364","serviceRequest": {"SERVICE": 
{"-name":"VALID.POST.CODE","PORTAL_USER_ID": "testuser","POSTCODE": 
"4300","SUBURB": "GOODNA"}


Many thanks in advance.
Cheers
Peter




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[U2] XLr8 Summer releases for Universe and Unidata [ad]

2013-08-21 Thread Doug Averch

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Re: [U2] [UV] ED PERMISSIONS subroutine

2013-08-21 Thread Dianne Ackerman

Actually that was just an example, the accounts are under a local drive 
U, not C


And from the other suggestions I've received, the accounts are all setup 
under uniadmin and exist in the uv.account file

-Dianne

On 8/20/2013 5:12 PM, Bill Haskett wrote:

Diane:

I use UniData and always put my accounts underneath a level separate 
from @UDTHOME (in "E:\UDAccounts").  I've never had this kind of 
problem, but have had DNS issues.  I wouldn't even contemplate putting 
anything under "C:" so have no idea what can happen there.  :-(


Bill


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*From:* dia...@aptron.com
*To:* U2 Users List 
*Date:* 8/20/2013 1:29 PM
*Subject:* Re: [U2] [UV] ED PERMISSIONS subroutine
c:\level contains about 10 universe accounts.  All are local 
directories, none are remote.

-Dianne

On 8/20/2013 4:24 PM, Aaron Titus wrote:

Hi Diane, a couple of questions.

How many other directories exist within c:\level ?
Is C:\ACCOUNT a local directory and c:\level remote?


*Aaron Titus*
Senior Software Engineer
F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
508-747-7261 x245
ati...@fwdco.com



On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 2:00 PM, Dianne Ackerman  
wrote:



OK, I've found the PERMISSIONS subroutine (APP.PROGS PERMS.B) and have
narrowed this issue down more.  It's actually a slowness in the basic
command STATUS.  It's instantaneous in an upper level account (eg
C:\ACCOUNT) but takes 4-5 seconds in a lower level account (eg
C:\level\ACCOUNT).  Any thoughts?
Thanks
-Dianne


On 8/15/2013 9:50 AM, Dianne Ackerman wrote:

Does anyone know anything about the -PERMISSIONS subroutine used 
by the
ED verb in Universe?  Running 11.1.12 on Windows, the ED verb has 
a huge
delay and we've tracked it down to that subroutine call in the 
basic ED
program.  If I could look at that subroutine to see what it's 
doing, maybe

I can figure out what's causing that delay. Thanks!
-Dianne

  >ED BP ED.B The file "BP" is read-only and cannot be updated. 
3988 lines
long. : L PERMISSIONS 0153: PERMISSIONS = '-PERMISSIONS' 
: L 0308:

CALL @PERMISSIONS(EDIT.FILE,EDIT.**PERM.MODE,EDIT.PERM.IN,EDIT
.PERM.OUT) : EX



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Re: [U2] [UV] ED PERMISSIONS subroutine

2013-08-21 Thread Aaron Titus

hmm.. ten doesn't seem like that much.  The way you describe the problem it
sounds like a directory-level performance issue, i.e. its scanning
directories in the filesystem and there is some directory with a very large
number of entries -- far larger than it should be.  I would typically guess
&PH& or &COMO& might have a large number of entries, but then again not
sure why STATUS function would go after those.

If this was Linux or Unix, what I would do to figure this out is to put a
truss / strace on the uvsh process, and use the option to show timestamps
on the function calls.  You'd then be able to see which OS level operation
was actually consuming the time.  Usually that will be a dead give away as
to where the problem is.  I'm not sure how to accomplish the equivalent of
this on Windows platforms. I did a quick search on the internet and I came
up with a sysinternals tool called Process Monitor.  While I can say that
I've used many of the sysinternals tools in the past and had success, I've
never done this particular type of tracing on windows so I don't know how
to give you specific instructions.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx

*Aaron Titus*
Senior Software Engineer
F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
508-747-7261 x245
ati...@fwdco.com

On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 4:29 PM, Dianne Ackerman  wrote:

> c:\level contains about 10 universe accounts.  All are local directories,
> none are remote.
> -Dianne
>
>
> On 8/20/2013 4:24 PM, Aaron Titus wrote:
>
>> Hi Diane, a couple of questions.
>>
>> How many other directories exist within c:\level ?
>> Is C:\ACCOUNT a local directory and c:\level remote?
>>
>>
>> *Aaron Titus*
>>
>> Senior Software Engineer
>> F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
>> 508-747-7261 x245
>> ati...@fwdco.com
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 2:00 PM, Dianne Ackerman 
>> wrote:
>>
>>  OK, I've found the PERMISSIONS subroutine (APP.PROGS PERMS.B) and have
>>> narrowed this issue down more.  It's actually a slowness in the basic
>>> command STATUS.  It's instantaneous in an upper level account (eg
>>> C:\ACCOUNT) but takes 4-5 seconds in a lower level account (eg
>>> C:\level\ACCOUNT).  Any thoughts?
>>> Thanks
>>> -Dianne
>>>
>>>
>>> On 8/15/2013 9:50 AM, Dianne Ackerman wrote:
>>>
>>>  Does anyone know anything about the -PERMISSIONS subroutine used by the
 ED verb in Universe?  Running 11.1.12 on Windows, the ED verb has a huge
 delay and we've tracked it down to that subroutine call in the basic ED
 program.  If I could look at that subroutine to see what it's doing,
 maybe
 I can figure out what's causing that delay. Thanks!
 -Dianne

   >ED BP ED.B The file "BP" is read-only and cannot be updated. 3988
 lines

> long. : L PERMISSIONS 0153: PERMISSIONS = '-PERMISSIONS' : L
> 0308:
> CALL @PERMISSIONS(EDIT.FILE,EDIT.PERM.MODE,EDIT.PERM.IN,EDIT
> .PERM.OUT) : EX
>
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Re: [U2] [UV] ED PERMISSIONS subroutine

2013-08-21 Thread Dianne Ackerman


Thanks Aaron, I'll check that out!
-Dianne

On 8/21/2013 9:57 AM, Aaron Titus wrote:

hmm.. ten doesn't seem like that much.  The way you describe the problem it
sounds like a directory-level performance issue, i.e. its scanning
directories in the filesystem and there is some directory with a very large
number of entries -- far larger than it should be.  I would typically guess
&PH& or &COMO& might have a large number of entries, but then again not
sure why STATUS function would go after those.

If this was Linux or Unix, what I would do to figure this out is to put a
truss / strace on the uvsh process, and use the option to show timestamps
on the function calls.  You'd then be able to see which OS level operation
was actually consuming the time.  Usually that will be a dead give away as
to where the problem is.  I'm not sure how to accomplish the equivalent of
this on Windows platforms. I did a quick search on the internet and I came
up with a sysinternals tool called Process Monitor.  While I can say that
I've used many of the sysinternals tools in the past and had success, I've
never done this particular type of tracing on windows so I don't know how
to give you specific instructions.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx




*Aaron Titus*
Senior Software Engineer
F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
508-747-7261 x245
ati...@fwdco.com



On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 4:29 PM, Dianne Ackerman  wrote:


c:\level contains about 10 universe accounts.  All are local directories,
none are remote.
-Dianne


On 8/20/2013 4:24 PM, Aaron Titus wrote:


Hi Diane, a couple of questions.

How many other directories exist within c:\level ?
Is C:\ACCOUNT a local directory and c:\level remote?


*Aaron Titus*

Senior Software Engineer
F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
508-747-7261 x245
ati...@fwdco.com



On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 2:00 PM, Dianne Ackerman 
wrote:

  OK, I've found the PERMISSIONS subroutine (APP.PROGS PERMS.B) and have

narrowed this issue down more.  It's actually a slowness in the basic
command STATUS.  It's instantaneous in an upper level account (eg
C:\ACCOUNT) but takes 4-5 seconds in a lower level account (eg
C:\level\ACCOUNT).  Any thoughts?
Thanks
-Dianne


On 8/15/2013 9:50 AM, Dianne Ackerman wrote:

  Does anyone know anything about the -PERMISSIONS subroutine used by the

ED verb in Universe?  Running 11.1.12 on Windows, the ED verb has a huge
delay and we've tracked it down to that subroutine call in the basic ED
program.  If I could look at that subroutine to see what it's doing,
maybe
I can figure out what's causing that delay. Thanks!
-Dianne

   >ED BP ED.B The file "BP" is read-only and cannot be updated. 3988
lines


long. : L PERMISSIONS 0153: PERMISSIONS = '-PERMISSIONS' : L
0308:
CALL @PERMISSIONS(EDIT.FILE,EDIT.PERM.MODE,EDIT.PERM.IN,EDIT
.PERM.OUT) : EX



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Re: [U2] Exchanging XML data instead of JSON between hosts via RESTful Server

2013-08-21 Thread Larry Hiscock

>> 
{"batchRequests": {"BatchRequest": {"referenceNumber":
"f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364","serviceRequest": {"SERVICE":
{"-name":"VALID.POST.CODE","PORTAL_USER_ID": "testuser","POSTCODE":
"4300","SUBURB": "GOODNA"} 

Curious why you're mixing XML & JSON in your "converted" example?

Shouldn't that read:

{"code":
  {"batchRequests": 
{"BatchRequest": 
  {"referenceNumber": "f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364",
   "serviceRequest": 
 {"SERVICE": 
   {"-name":"VALID.POST.CODE",
"PORTAL_USER_ID": "testuser",
"POSTCODE": "4300",
"SUBURB": "GOODNA"}
 }
   }
 }
   }
}


Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services

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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Peter Cheney
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2013 12:30 AM
To: 'U2 Users List' ‎[u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org]‎
Subject: [U2] Exchanging XML data instead of JSON between hosts via RESTful
Server

Hi Everyone,

Is it possible to configure a RESTful service subroutine to accept XML as
the input to one of its defined parameters?

I keep getting the following error:
500:
Expected+a+','+or+'}'com.rs.u2.u2rest.marshaller.U2JSONTokenizer@13c33b7

The subroutine has 2 parameters XML.IN in Position 1 and XML.OUT in Position
2. Each type is set to string.

Normally this program is used elsewhere in our other services so it is
already XML ready.

I've converted my test xml to json and tried that. While the error
disappears the response while valid xml (output from the program) is
otherwise empty. (I changed the type from string to json too).

If I key in any random string I get the same valid yet empty program
response.

So how do I configure the server to pass this xml string straight to the
subroutine?
Perhaps I need to convert some of the characters (e.g. '/' in the xml below
as per uri requirements?
Is it possible or am I way off course here?

Sample xml:

f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd686
2cf364testuser43
00GOODNA


Converted to json:

{"batchRequests": {"BatchRequest": {"referenceNumber":
"f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364","serviceRequest": {"SERVICE":
{"-name":"VALID.POST.CODE","PORTAL_USER_ID": "testuser","POSTCODE":
"4300","SUBURB": "GOODNA"} 

Many thanks in advance.
Cheers
Peter




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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Jeff Schasny


LIST GLOBAL.CATDIR PROG.PATHNAME



Leverett, Brendon wrote:

We are running UV on AIX

We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are visible in 
the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
 
I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we have globally catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find which program library the source code resides in?


Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 'junk' I 
can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly as the 
'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.

Regards,
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Information Services
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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Wjhonson

True and False, more later


 

 

 

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RUN MAKE.MAP.FILE the results are in &MAP& see help for details

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Combined Transport Inc




On Aug 20, 2013, at 9:06 PM, "Leverett, Brendon" 
 
wrote:

> We are running UV on AIX
> 
> We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are visible 
> in 
the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
> 
> I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we have 
> globally 
catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find which 
program library the source code resides in?
> 
> Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 'junk' I 
can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly as the 
'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.
> 
> Regards,
> Brendon
> Information Services
> Spotless Services Australia Limited
> T: 03 9269 7738
> M: 0419 349122
> F: 03 8399 7013
> E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
> W www.spotless.com
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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Wjhonson

PROG.PATHNAME not found
 

 

 

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Sent: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 9:10 am
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code


LIST GLOBAL.CATDIR PROG.PATHNAME



Leverett, Brendon wrote:
> We are running UV on AIX
>
> We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are visible 
> in 
the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
>  
> I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we have 
> globally 
catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find which 
program library the source code resides in?
>
> Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 'junk' I 
can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly as the 
'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.
>
> Regards,
> Brendon
> Information Services
> Spotless Services Australia Limited
> T: 03 9269 7738
> M: 0419 349122
> F: 03 8399 7013
> E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Jeff Schasny


Are you running UV on AIX?

Wjhonson wrote:

PROG.PATHNAME not found
 

 

 


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From: Jeff Schasny 
To: U2 Users List 
Sent: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 9:10 am
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code


LIST GLOBAL.CATDIR PROG.PATHNAME



Leverett, Brendon wrote:
  

We are running UV on AIX

We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are visible in 


the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
  
 
I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we have globally 

catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find which 
program library the source code resides in?
  
Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 'junk' I 

can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly as the 
'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.
  

Regards,
Brendon
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
T: 03 9269 7738
M: 0419 349122
F: 03 8399 7013
E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
W www.spotless.com


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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Dianne Ackerman


I'm running UV on AIX and I also get that error.
-Dianne



On 8/21/2013 2:59 PM, Jeff Schasny wrote:

Are you running UV on AIX?

Wjhonson wrote:

PROG.PATHNAME not found






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Sent: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 9:10 am
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code


LIST GLOBAL.CATDIR PROG.PATHNAME



Leverett, Brendon wrote:

We are running UV on AIX

We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are 
visible in 

the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.


I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we 
have globally 
catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find 
which program library the source code resides in?
Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 
'junk' I 
can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly 
as the 'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.

Regards,
Brendon
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
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M: 0419 349122
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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Jeff Schasny


This is a Type "I" Descriptor last compiled on 03/27/13 at 10:28.
20 lines long.

: P7
0001: I
0002: SUBR("*SRS.UV.HEADER", @RECORD, 41)
0003:
0004:
0005: 30L
0006: S
0007:


Looks like this got here courtesy of Mr. Pflugfelder's SRS stuff he 
mentioned earlier.


Dianne Ackerman wrote:

I'm running UV on AIX and I also get that error.
-Dianne



On 8/21/2013 2:59 PM, Jeff Schasny wrote:

Are you running UV on AIX?

Wjhonson wrote:

PROG.PATHNAME not found






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Sent: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 9:10 am
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code


LIST GLOBAL.CATDIR PROG.PATHNAME



Leverett, Brendon wrote:

We are running UV on AIX

We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are 
visible in 

the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.


I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we 
have globally 
catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find 
which program library the source code resides in?
Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled 
code 'junk' I 
can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user 
friendly as the 'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.

Regards,
Brendon
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
T: 03 9269 7738
M: 0419 349122
F: 03 8399 7013
E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
W www.spotless.com


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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Wjhonson

I'd like to see this code.
Thanks


 

 

 

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Sent: Tue, Aug 20, 2013 10:34 pm
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code


I generally install the SRS.UV.HEADER code.  The website www.srs4uv.com went 
offline around Feb 2012.  If you or anyone else would like the code, I can 
provide what we have now.

-Mike

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On Behalf Of Leverett, Brendon
Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 10:07 PM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

We are running UV on AIX

We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are visible in 
the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
 
I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we have globally 
catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find which 
program library the source code resides in?

Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 'junk' I 
can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly as the 
'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.

Regards,
Brendon
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
T: 03 9269 7738
M: 0419 349122
F: 03 8399 7013
E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
W www.spotless.com


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Re: [U2] [UV] ED PERMISSIONS subroutine

2013-08-21 Thread John Jenkins

The process monitor from Microsoft sysinternals will allow you to trace a 
process and it's timing.

Regards

JayJay


On 21 Aug 2013, at 14:57, Aaron Titus  wrote:

> hmm.. ten doesn't seem like that much.  The way you describe the problem it
> sounds like a directory-level performance issue, i.e. its scanning
> directories in the filesystem and there is some directory with a very large
> number of entries -- far larger than it should be.  I would typically guess
> &PH& or &COMO& might have a large number of entries, but then again not
> sure why STATUS function would go after those.
> 
> If this was Linux or Unix, what I would do to figure this out is to put a
> truss / strace on the uvsh process, and use the option to show timestamps
> on the function calls.  You'd then be able to see which OS level operation
> was actually consuming the time.  Usually that will be a dead give away as
> to where the problem is.  I'm not sure how to accomplish the equivalent of
> this on Windows platforms. I did a quick search on the internet and I came
> up with a sysinternals tool called Process Monitor.  While I can say that
> I've used many of the sysinternals tools in the past and had success, I've
> never done this particular type of tracing on windows so I don't know how
> to give you specific instructions.
> 
> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx
> 
> 
> 
> 
> *Aaron Titus*
> Senior Software Engineer
> F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
> 508-747-7261 x245
> ati...@fwdco.com
> 
> 
> 
> On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 4:29 PM, Dianne Ackerman  wrote:
> 
>> c:\level contains about 10 universe accounts.  All are local directories,
>> none are remote.
>> -Dianne
>> 
>> 
>> On 8/20/2013 4:24 PM, Aaron Titus wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Diane, a couple of questions.
>>> 
>>> How many other directories exist within c:\level ?
>>> Is C:\ACCOUNT a local directory and c:\level remote?
>>> 
>>> 
>>> *Aaron Titus*
>>> 
>>> Senior Software Engineer
>>> F.W. Davison & Company, Inc.
>>> 508-747-7261 x245
>>> ati...@fwdco.com
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 2:00 PM, Dianne Ackerman 
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> OK, I've found the PERMISSIONS subroutine (APP.PROGS PERMS.B) and have
 narrowed this issue down more.  It's actually a slowness in the basic
 command STATUS.  It's instantaneous in an upper level account (eg
 C:\ACCOUNT) but takes 4-5 seconds in a lower level account (eg
 C:\level\ACCOUNT).  Any thoughts?
 Thanks
 -Dianne
 
 
 On 8/15/2013 9:50 AM, Dianne Ackerman wrote:
 
 Does anyone know anything about the -PERMISSIONS subroutine used by the
> ED verb in Universe?  Running 11.1.12 on Windows, the ED verb has a huge
> delay and we've tracked it down to that subroutine call in the basic ED
> program.  If I could look at that subroutine to see what it's doing,
> maybe
> I can figure out what's causing that delay. Thanks!
> -Dianne
> 
>> ED BP ED.B The file "BP" is read-only and cannot be updated. 3988
> lines
> 
>> long. : L PERMISSIONS 0153: PERMISSIONS = '-PERMISSIONS' : L
>> 0308:
>> CALL @PERMISSIONS(EDIT.FILE,EDIT.PERM.MODE,EDIT.PERM.IN,EDIT
>> .PERM.OUT) : EX
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[U2] resolved: RE: Exchanging XML data instead of JSON between hosts via RESTful Server

2013-08-21 Thread Peter Cheney

Hi Larry,

Sorry, that  was my posting to a forum vs e-mail list brain snap...

I've since discovered that for my XML example (among others) to be included as 
the payload for a JSON object then all the "JSON illegal chars" (e.g. ", /, \) 
in the XML need to be escaped (e.g. \", \/,\\).

With this basic filter in place both ends I can do what I want and at least 
evaluate the results etc. without (yet) having to JSON-ize our code.

I'm also looking into direct socket comms as suggested by our VAR too as well 
as SOAP as suggested by Kurt.

Many thanks for the replies.

Cheers
Peter


From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org 
[u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] on behalf of Larry Hiscock 
[lar...@wcs-corp.com]
Sent: Thursday, 22 August 2013 1:29 AM
To: 'U2 Users List'
Subject: Re: [U2] Exchanging XML data instead of JSON between hosts via RESTful 
Server

>> 
{"batchRequests": {"BatchRequest": {"referenceNumber":
"f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364","serviceRequest": {"SERVICE":
{"-name":"VALID.POST.CODE","PORTAL_USER_ID": "testuser","POSTCODE":
"4300","SUBURB": "GOODNA"} 

Curious why you're mixing XML & JSON in your "converted" example?

Shouldn't that read:

{"code":
  {"batchRequests":
{"BatchRequest":
  {"referenceNumber": "f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364",
   "serviceRequest":
 {"SERVICE":
   {"-name":"VALID.POST.CODE",
"PORTAL_USER_ID": "testuser",
"POSTCODE": "4300",
"SUBURB": "GOODNA"}
 }
   }
 }
   }
}


Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services

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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Peter Cheney
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2013 12:30 AM
To: 'U2 Users List' ‎[u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org]‎
Subject: [U2] Exchanging XML data instead of JSON between hosts via RESTful
Server

Hi Everyone,

Is it possible to configure a RESTful service subroutine to accept XML as
the input to one of its defined parameters?

I keep getting the following error:
500:
Expected+a+','+or+'}'com.rs.u2.u2rest.marshaller.U2JSONTokenizer@13c33b7

The subroutine has 2 parameters XML.IN in Position 1 and XML.OUT in Position
2. Each type is set to string.

Normally this program is used elsewhere in our other services so it is
already XML ready.

I've converted my test xml to json and tried that. While the error
disappears the response while valid xml (output from the program) is
otherwise empty. (I changed the type from string to json too).

If I key in any random string I get the same valid yet empty program
response.

So how do I configure the server to pass this xml string straight to the
subroutine?
Perhaps I need to convert some of the characters (e.g. '/' in the xml below
as per uri requirements?
Is it possible or am I way off course here?

Sample xml:

f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd686
2cf364testuser43
00GOODNA


Converted to json:

{"batchRequests": {"BatchRequest": {"referenceNumber":
"f549c4dd-01f4-4b9b-99e2-6dd6862cf364","serviceRequest": {"SERVICE":
{"-name":"VALID.POST.CODE","PORTAL_USER_ID": "testuser","POSTCODE":
"4300","SUBURB": "GOODNA"} 

Many thanks in advance.
Cheers
Peter




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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Leverett, Brendon

Seems this is the 'best' option. I will add that I had already done this and 
more than anything I was just curious to know if there was a smarter/more 
simple system provided way to get the answer.

Thanks to all,
Brendon Leverett
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
T: 03 9269 7738
M: 0419 349122
F: 03 8399 7013
E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
W www.spotless.com


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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Larry Hiscock
Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2013 1:39 PM
To: 'U2 Users List'
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

If you ED the CATDIR or GLOBAL.CATDIR file, just type a ^ to put ED into "view 
non-printable characters" mode.  Then the path to the program is on the last 
line.

Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services

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Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 7:07 PM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

We are running UV on AIX

We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are visible in 
the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
 
I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we have globally 
catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find which 
program library the source code resides in?

Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 'junk'
I can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly as the 
'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.

Regards,
Brendon
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
T: 03 9269 7738
M: 0419 349122
F: 03 8399 7013
E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
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Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

2013-08-21 Thread Wjhonson

This is the simplest way.
There is a harder way, if you want a program to know the answer, not a human.


 

 

 

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Sent: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 6:32 pm
Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code


Seems this is the 'best' option. I will add that I had already done this and 
more than anything I was just curious to know if there was a smarter/more 
simple 
system provided way to get the answer.

Thanks to all,
Brendon Leverett
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
T: 03 9269 7738
M: 0419 349122
F: 03 8399 7013
E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
W www.spotless.com


-Original Message-
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On Behalf Of Larry Hiscock
Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2013 1:39 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

If you ED the CATDIR or GLOBAL.CATDIR file, just type a ^ to put ED into "view 
non-printable characters" mode.  Then the path to the program is on the last 
line.

Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services

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Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 7:07 PM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: [U2] [UV] Globally catalogs - source code

We are running UV on AIX

We have some programs that have been globally catalogued - they are visible in 
the GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
 
I am aware some are system commands but a number are programs we have globally 
catalogued as (shown as *ProgName). Any tips on the best way to find which 
program library the source code resides in?

Buried in the GLOBAL.CATDIR record, along with all the compiled code 'junk'
I can see the path but viewing (via a CT or ED) it is not user friendly as the 
'junk' will often crash/lock the screen.

Regards,
Brendon
Information Services
Spotless Services Australia Limited
T: 03 9269 7738
M: 0419 349122
F: 03 8399 7013
E-mail brendon.lever...@spotless.com.au
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