IMS Binding WSDL Extensibility Elements

The IMS WSDL extensibility elements allow the user to configure information for the IMS Binding Component: IMS Connectivity details and IMS Request Message Header properties.

IMS Connectivity Information

The IMS Address extensibility element allows the user to specify the name of the server host and the port where the IMS Connect is installed and listening on.
IMS Address element attributes:

Attribute Name	Description	Mandatory	Example
imsServer	Name of the server host where IMS Connect is installed	Yes	oedipus.stc.com
imsPort	The port that IMS Connect is listening on	Yes	7977

The following is a sample usage of the IMS Address extensiblity element defined for a service port,

        <wsdl:port name="imsWSDLPort" binding="tns:imsWSDLBinding">
            <ims:address imsServer="oedipus.stc.com" imsPort="7977"/>
        </wsdl:port>

IMS Request Message Header

The IMS extensibility element for configuring IMS Request Message is IMS message element. This contains information for connecting to the IMS database and this information is "bound" at the IMS Binding operation's input or output element.
IMS Message element attributes:

Attribute Name	Description	Mandatory	Example
irmLen	Indicates the length of the IRM Structure	Yes	80
irmId	Indicates the identifier of the user exits that is to be driven after the complete message is received	Yes	*SAMPL1*
irmTimer	Indicates the time delay for the receive to the Datastore after an ACK or RESUME TPIPE	Yes	.25 SEC
irmSocket	Indicates the socket connection type	Yes	Persistent
irmClientId	Indicates the name of the Client ID to be used by IMS Connect	Yes	test**
irmMod	Indicates whether the MFS Message Output Descriptor is returned as part of the output	Yes	NO_MFS
irmCommitMode	Indicates the commit mode	Yes	COMMIT_MODE_1
irmSyncLevel	Indicates whether the message is to be confirmed with an ACK for Commit Mode 1 processing	Yes	SYNC_LEVEL_NONE
irmAck	Indicates a positive or negative acknowledgement response expression sent to IMS Connect and forwarded to IMS	Yes	NO_ACK
irmFlow	Indicates the Flow Control properties	Yes	NO_AUTO_FLOW
irmTranCode	Indicates the default IMS transaction code	No	test
irmTranCodeSrc	Indicates from where the IMS transaction code is to be taken	Yes	CFG
irmDestId	Indicates the datastore name	Yes	IMS9
irmLterm	Indicates the IMS LTERM override name	No	test
irmRacfGrpName	Indicates the RACF Group Name if RACF is to be used	Yes	STC100
irmRacfUserId	Indicates the RACF User Id if RACF is to be used	Yes	QA001
irmRacfPwd	Indicates the RACF password if RACF is to be used	Yes	QA001
irmHeaderEncod	Indicates the encoding of the IRM Header properties sent to IMS Connect	Yes	ISO-8859-1
sendDataEncod	Indicates the encoding translation (if any) to apply to the message body sent to IMS Connect	Yes	No TRANSLATION
replyDataEncod	Indicates the encoding of the message body received back from IMS Connect	Yes	ISO-8859-1
use	Indicates whether you are using encoder or not	No	literal
encodingStyle	Indicates the message encoding style	No
part	Indicates the reference to the abstract message part in the WSDL	No	part1

The following is a sample usage of the IMS Message extensiblity element defined in the binding operation's input

 <wsdl:input name="input1">
                <ims:message irmLen="80" irmId="*SAMPL1*" irmTimer=".25 SEC" irmSocket="Persistent"
                                irmClientId="test**" irmMod="NO_MFS" irmCommitMode="COMMIT_MODE_1" 
                                irmSyncLevel="SYNC_LEVEL_NONE" irmAck="NO_ACK" irmFlow="No_Auto_Flow" 
                                irmTranCode="" irmTranCodeSrc="CFG" irmDestId="IMS9" irmLterm="" irmRacfGrpName="STC100" 
                                irmRacfUserId="QA001" irmRacfPwd="QA001" irmHeaderEncod="ISO-8859-1" sendDataEncod="NO 
                                TRANSLATION" replyDataEncod="ISO-8859-1" use="literal" encodingStyle=""/>
 </wsdl:input>

IMS Binding

The IMS Binding extensibility element indicates a binding that is of interest to the IMS Binding Component. It is essentially an empty element which serves as a marker allowing the IMS Binding component to gather IMS "binding" information described by the other IMS extensibility elements.
The following is a sample usage of the IMS binding extensiblity element

    <binding name="imsWSDLBinding" type="tns:imsWSDLPortType">
        <ims:binding/>

IMS Operation

The IMS Operation extensibility element indicates a operation that is of interest to the IMS Binding Component. It is essentially an empty element which serves as a marker allowing the IMS Binding component to gather IMS "binding" information described by the other IMS extensibility elements.
The following is a sample usage of the IMS Operation extensiblity element

        <wsdl:operation name="imsWSDLOperation">
            <ims:operation/>
            <wsdl:input name="input1">
                <ims:message/>
            </wsdl:input>
            <wsdl:output name="output1">
                <ims:message/>
            </wsdl:output>
        </wsdl:operation>

This page (revision-18) was last changed on 08-May-07 02:08 AM, -0700 by GautamiKondapaneni.
This page was created on 07-May-07 23:20 PM, -0700 by GautamiKondapaneni.

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