Hi,

I suggest posting this question in the Development forum, they would be better suited to provide coding assistance and can advise on possible issues with your error handling coding.

Thanks 

Hi,

thank you for your suggestion. Do you mean https://developer.sage.com/x3? I think that's a read-only website, I don't see a community or Q&A section over there.

Thanks

There should be a "Community" link at the top of the page.

Or try this "https://developer-community.sage.com/"

Let me know if you don't have access and I'll inquire about the process to join.

Thanks 

I don't know how I missed that! Thank you, I'll post it there.

HI tc43
Sorry but I don't understand what you're doing based on your example. Your example is a wrapper program based on an object. Please post your wrapper example that doesn't work for a published subprogram.

Dear Bruno Gonzalez,

I didn't post the real code I'm using because it's on a custom object, so it would be meaningless outside of my organization. Anyway, let's take as an example the GESAUS function (Users), and let's say:

• I added some code on it so that it refuses creation if the user code is shorter than 5 characters (from GUI as well)
• I created and published a SOAP web service for that object (AUS)
• I created a wrapper program that accepts some input from outside, does some processing and retrieves the data to send to the SOAP web service above
• I created and published a SOAP web service for the subprogram above

Something like this:

Subprog CONSUMED_BY_EXTERNAL_APPLICATION(PARAM_0, PARAM_1, PARAM_2, PARAM_3)
    Value Char PARAM_0, PARAM_1, PARAM_2, PARAM_3
    
    #apply some logic, verifications, etc. Get a name for the customer
    NEW_USER_NAME   = func MYFUNCTION(PARAM_0, PARAM_1)
    NEW_USER_DESCR  = func MYFUNCTION(PARAM_2)
    EMAIL_ADDR      = func MYFUNCTION(PARAM_3)
    
    #Call another subprog that calls the object-based web service
    Local Char SOME_PARAMETER_CALCULATED_DURING_USER_CREATION(50)
    
    #Simple custom validation (example)
    Local Tinyint SUCCESS
    Call CALL_OBJ_WS(NEW_USER_NAME, NEW_USER_DESCR, EMAIL_ADDR, SOME_PARAMETER_CALCULATED_DURING_USER_CREATION)
    If SOME_PARAMETER_CALCULATED_DURING_USER_CREATION = ""
        SUCCESS = 0
    Else
        SUCCESS = 1
    Endif
End

Subprog CALL_OBJ_WS(NEW_USER_NAME, NEW_USER_DESCR, EMAIL_ADDR, SOME_PARAMETER_CALCULATED_DURING_USER_CREATION)
    Variable Char SOME_PARAMETER_CALCULATED_DURING_USER_CREATION
    Value Char NEW_USER_NAME, NEW_USER_DESCR, EMAIL_ADDR
    
    #Define variables for web service
    Local Char    TEXTE(20)
    Local Integer I , J , K
    Gosub DEFVAR From WJWSAUS
    
    #Define parameters
    USR_A       = NEW_USER_NAME
    LOGIN_B     = NEW_USER_NAME
    INTUSR_A    = NEW_USER_DESCR
    ADDEML_B    = EMAIL_ADDR
    # Actually, you need much more data to call this web service, I omit it
    # to simplify the example, but an easy method to get it right would be
    # to read a model user with the webservice first and then change only
    # what needs to be changed.
    
    #Set action: creation
    WW_ACTION   = "CREATE"      : # READ, CREATE, MODIFY, DELETE, SUPLIG, INSLIG
    WW_IDENT    = ""            : # Clé de l Objet Val1~Val2
  
    Onerrgo ERR_WS
    Gosub WEBSERV     From WJWSAUS
    Gosub ANALRESOBJ  From WJWSAUS
    Onerrgo
    
    SOME_PARAMETER_CALCULATED_DURING_USER_CREATION = YPARAM_B
End

So my external application calls the subprog-web service and the first program above is executed; as you can see, that subprogram is trying to call another web service (object-based) to create a new user.

Let's say that the user creation fails because the given username is 4 characters long, so shorter than 5: the object-web service exits logging an error (somewhere...), and I want the subprog-web service to finish its execution without errors, just reporting SUCCESS==0 to the external app that does the SOAP call. Sadly, it ends with an error that I'm failing to reproduce right now due to some modifications on code (but I'll update the post in a frew days).