The following structure is used to pass parameters to a procedure run on a server of J2EE XML Web services: | | | | Variable | Type | Details |
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| J2EE.NameSpace | Optional character string | "NameSpace" of parameter | | J2EE.Name | Character string | Parameter name | | J2EE.XMLParam | Optional character string | Structures of a parameter expressed in XML format. The other parameters (Value, Name, Type, NameSpace and EncodingStyle) are ignored if this parameter is specified. | | J2EE.EncodingStyle | Optional character string | Encoding style of parameter | | J2EE.Type | Constant | Type of parameter | | J2EE.Value | Any type | Parameter value
The J2EE.Value variable is ignored if the J2EE.ExtendedValue is used.
For a character string (Unicode string or string used in WINDEV Mobile)
This string is automatically converted into ANSI format when it is sent.
Binary string
To transmit a binary string, use the J2EE.ExtendedValue variable. | | J2EE.ExtendedValue | Any type | Parameter value
For a character string (Unicode string or string used in WINDEV Mobile)
This string is not modified when it is sent. No conversion is performed.
Useful when a character string in UNICODE format must be transmitted for instance. |
This structure must be used for each parameter. For example: J2EE.Value[1] = 94010
J2EE.Name[1] = "PostalCode"
J2EE.Type[1] = J2EEStringType This structure is equivalent to: J2EE.XMLParam[1] = <PostalCode xsi:type="xsd:string">94010</PostalCode>
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