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If an optional working list return value is specified then that working list is available to the loaded service.
Syntax:
Arguments
No | Type | Required | Description | Min | Max | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A | Required | Connection Handle | 4 | 4 | ||
2 | U | Required | Command | 1 | Unlimited | ||
3 | L | Optional | List of field definitions to send/receive. If this list is not passed, no fields will be used. |
Return Values
No | Type | Required | Description | Min | Max | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | U | Required | Status | 1 | 20 | ||
2 | U | Required | Message | 1 | Unlimited | ||
3 | L | Optional | Working List |
A service is loaded before commands to the service are executed. A service is unloaded once you are finished using it. Only one service can be loaded at a time. Refer to 3.5 Command.
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For command services details, refer to Java Service Manager Services.
Technical Note 1
For a service to receive HTTP posted content, the SERVICE_CONTENT(*HTTP) keyword is required on the SERVICE_LOAD command.
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HTTP keywords are always sent with the SERVICE_LOAD command.
Scenario A
#1 JSMX_OPEN - open connection
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#3 JSMX_CLOSE - close connection and write STDOUT
Scenario B
#1 JSMX_OPEN - open connection
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#3 JSMX_CLOSE - close connection
Technical Note 2
The following data types are supported. If any other data type is used, that field will be ignored and not passed to the JSM service.
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