With PU9, the old SOAP web services tester is gone, but you can test web services in the Administration section of X3. If you log on to X3, and go to Administration / Web Services, there is an option for SOAP Generic Web Services. If you select CAdxWebServiceXmlCC, and click the down arrow to the left of it, you can see all of the operations (run, save, delete, read, etc.). Once you select an operation, you will enter the language, pool alias, public name etc., and click Invoke.

Thanks very much Denise, that was very informative.

Hi Praveen,

Is your problem resolved?

Bob

Sorry Bob, wrongly clicked on Reject Answer.

I have one more doubt, whenever I test it with XML format at "Input XML/JSON" block

<PARAM>
<FLD NAME="EMPNUM">1243</FLD>
</PARAM>

I have been getting "No data to display", but there is data in my table. Please find the script below

################################################################
# Program Name: ZTMT
# Description: Subprogram to Web Service for Customer Listing
################################################################
Subprog CUSTLIST(EMPNUM,SCHID,STRTDAT,ENDDAT)


Value Integer EMPNUM
Variable Char SCHID
Variable Date STRTDAT
Variable Date ENDDAT

If !clalev ([F:XOT]) : Local File XOPEATT [XOT] : Endif
Local Integer LISTMAX : LISTMAX = 10

Local Integer I : I = 0

Filter [F:XOT] Where [F:XOT]XEMPNUM = EMPNUM
For [XOT]
SCHID(I) = [F:XOT]XSCHID
STRTDAT(I) = [F:XOT]XCREDAT
ENDDAT(I) = [F:XOT]XSCHDATE
# I += 1
# If I >= LISTMAX : Break : Endif
Break
Next
End

$INITWS
# Used for testing the web service
#UPDDAYS= 700
Return

$RESULTWS
Return


Kindly guide.

Warm regards

If you are returning SCHID, STRTDAT and ENDDAT as an array of elements, don't you need to define them as arrays?

I would normally define them like this:

Variable Char SCHID () ()
Variable Date STRTDAT ()
Variable Date ENDDAT ()

Yes Denise, they need to be defined as Array.

Though defined as array, data still does not print when tested.

Thank you.

Yes Denise, I could successfully test with another web service.

Thank you for your assistance.