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In this step, you will create three text files and save them in the Tutorial folder:

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\\<SRV400>\LICComposer\lic\Tutorial

1. Use Notepad to create the Request CSV sample file. This file will contain a list of these employee numbers:

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1. 
   
        EmployeeNumber
     100066
     100554
     101375
   
   

2. Save the file using the Save as type: All Files option so that you can specify the CSV file extension. Give it a name such as iiiTUTEMPNO.csv.

   Note
   title Note
   Although the file is a Comma Separated File (CSV), you will not see commas because there is only one data column.

3. In a similar way, create the Response XML sample. The contents of  iiiTUTEMPDET.xml will be like this:

   code

   
   
   <?xml

   version="1.0"

   encoding="UTF-8"?>

   
   <!DOCTYPE

   Employees

   SYSTEM

   "iiiTUTEMPDET.dtd" 

   >

   
   <Employees>

   
     <Employee>

   
    <EmployeeNumber>100066</EmployeeNumber>

   
    <LastName>Coleman</LastName>

   
    <FirstName>Briar</FirstName>

   
  </Employee>

   
  <Employee>

   
    <EmployeeNumber>100554</EmployeeNumber>

   
    <LastName>Dixon</LastName>

   
    <FirstName>Reed</FirstName>

   
  </Employee>

   
</Employees>

   
   

   Note
   title Note
   Change the iii in <!DOCTYPE Employees SYSTEM "iiiTUTEMPDET.dtd"  > to your initials.

4. Save the file as iiiTUTEMPDET.xml. Once again ensure you use the Save as type: All Files option to ensure Notepad saves the file with the .xml extension.

5. Create the response DTD file. The DTD file is used to describe the tags of XML files:
   

   Code Block

   
   <!ELEMENT

   Employees

   (Employee)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   Employee

   (EmployeeNumber,FirstName,LastName,Address1,Address2,Address3,PostCode,Department)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   EmployeeNumber

   (#PCDATA)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   LastName

   (#PCDATA)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   FirstName

   (#PCDATA)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   Address1

   (#PCDATA)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   Address2

   (#PCDATA)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   Address3

   (#PCDATA)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   PostCode

   (#PCDATA)>

   
<!ELEMENT

   Department

   (#PCDATA)>

   
   

6. Save the file as iiiTUTEMPDET.dtd  ensuring that the filename extension is preserved.

   Note
   title Note
   This file's name must be the same name as specified in the DOCTYPE in the xml file just created.