There is XMLPARSE on the VM download page. It's a pipeline filter
that
creates a Rexx structure from a well formed XML document. I've
experimented
with it but never used it for anything significant.
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?XMLPARSE
Hi, Tom.
There are a couple of good packages available that should be of some interest
to you.
The first one is the XMLPARSE package by Jonathan Scott (IBM Hursley, UK) that
reads an
XML document and converts it to a tree structure stored in a REXX stem. The
tree structure
can then be
Hooold on thereWait a gosh darn minute...
There is a PIPE stage that can process a XML document!!
This is as good a free beer, without the morning after G.
I installed XMLPARSE and tried a sample XML document with the results piped to
the console. That looks like what I really wanted.
What's wrong with SENDFILE (or NETDATA) to send the XML document to
the reader of a WAKEUP based server?
2008/11/19 Tom Duerbusch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hooold on thereWait a gosh darn minute...
There is a PIPE stage that can process a XML document!!
This is as good a free beer, without the
It doesn't look like I can use LPR to send the XML document to my
reader
queue. I keep getting truncated at 80 bytes. I can FTP the file
without
any problems, but I sure liked the WAKEUP (RDR as the method to drive
the
server.
Enable NJE in RSCS and use that instead.
I see, the XL comes from the outside. So what about FTP to the RDR of
a server. VM's FTP supports RDR as target (I don't know the prereqs
by heart).
2008/11/19 David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It doesn't look like I can use LPR to send the XML document to my
reader
queue. I keep getting
Tom -
Why don't you ftp to the userid.rdr ?
I do this all the time and I use WAKEUP to process the file.
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania USA for 45 years
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It doesn't look like I can use LPR to send the XML document to my
reader
queue. I keep getting truncated at 80 bytes. I can FTP the file
without
any problems, but I sure liked the WAKEUP (RDR as the method
If you are not already paying the full license fee for RSCS, you'll need
to speak with your IBM marketeers before enabling RSCS' NJE capabilities
for production work (maybe even for test?).
Proper license management is always the responsibility of the admin.
There are also alternatives that
The from platform is WIN/XP.
Not a problem if you can specify the command used to print the file.
We have NJE for Windows.
Just never thought of it.
LPR is just a single command with parms.
FTP is more complex as you need a method of inputting multiple lines. That
process seems to be platform dependant.
I've reconfigured TCPIP to be able to use the .rdr option. Yep, it works and I
don't get truncated records in
On Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:05:09 -0600 Tom Duerbusch said:
Hooold on thereWait a gosh darn minute...
There is a PIPE stage that can process a XML document!!
This is as good a free beer, without the morning after G.
I installed XMLPARSE and tried a sample XML document with the results piped to
the
Came back from a meeting and my brain hurts
We are forcing the integration of VSE into a new Identity Manager (IDM) system.
Currently we manage security for VSE via a bunch of REXX execs up in CMS. With
a bunch of VSE systems, this was a good place to keep stuff that may need to be
sent
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Came back from a meeting and my brain hurts
We are forcing the integration of VSE into a new Identity Manager (IDM) system
On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:49:14 -0600 Tom Duerbusch said:
Came back from a meeting and my brain hurts
We are forcing the integration of VSE into a new Identity Manager (IDM) system.
Currently we manage security for VSE via a bunch of REXX execs up in CMS.
With a bunch of VSE systems, this was a
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