NAME
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NAME is the unique name of the WebRoutine. The name must be unique in the WAM. The name can be up to 20 characters long.
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Use the DESC parameter to write a brief description for the WebRoutine. It can be 40 characters long. By default, this description will be displayed on the output page.
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Use the RESPONSE parameter to indicate a response type other than the default, which is to send a result document.
Response type can be:
*DEFAULT: Send a result document (for example, an XHTML page)
*NONE: The webroutine produces no output
*JSON: The webroutine's web maps (fields and lists) is sent as a JSON response with MIME type application/json and encoded in UTF-8.
Response variable name: Enter the name of the variable for a LOB response. See LOB Data Types and Stream Files in the Web Application Module (WAM) Guide for details.
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Only valid for RESPONSE(*JSON). Use the OPTIONS parameter to indicate whether the JSON response should include captions.
*METADATA: Include field/list captions in JSON response.
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Not implemented.
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A Service Name is unique to all WAMs, i.e. a Service Name can only be used once in a LANSA Partition. Once deployed, the WEBROUTINE may be invoked from the browser by providing just the Service Name and Partition keyword in the URL (without the additional keywords). A Partition keyword may be omitted if WAMs have been set up to always run in a configured partition.
Using a Service Name provides greater flexibility when deploying WAM applications. For example, it allows applications to be re-deployed to a different Partition, WAM or WEBROUTINE without having to modify any external URL references to it.
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Is used to override the SessionStatus property setting for individual WEBROUTINEs.
This is useful when the default SessionStatus is Active, which prevents execution of WEBROUTINEs in the WAM unless a session is created. In this situation, you need at least one WEBROUTINE that can be executed initially so that a session can be created. ONENTRY Parameter value of *SESSIONSTATUS_NONE can be used to turn off session validation and session data loading for that WEBROUTINE
Can be one of:
*SESSIONSTATUS_NONE does not validate the session and will not load any session data when the WEBROUTINE is entered.
*SESSIONSTATUS_OF_WAM uses the value specified by WAM SessionStatus property.
*SESSIONSTATUS_ACTIVE enables validation of session and will load session data, if the session is valid, when the WEBROUTINE is entered.
The default value is *SESSIONSTATUS_OF_WAM.