Get the WSDL description and generate legacy files

Use the fglwsdl tool legacy option to generate legacy code (Genero 3.20 or prior) for the server stub from a WSDL.

This command gets the WSDL information for the Calculator Service defined in Example 1: Writing the entire server application. It uses the -legacy option of the fglwsdl tool:

fglwsdl -s -legacy -soap12 -o example1 http://localhost:8090/MyCalculator?WSDL

The command generates two corresponding BDL files:

The globals file, containing declarations of global variables that can be used as input or output to functions accessing the Web Service operations.
A .4gl file containing a function that creates the service described in the WSDL, publishes the operations of the service, and registers the service.

The "MyCalculator" Genero Web Services service created in Example 1: Writing the entire server application must be running in order to obtain the WSDL information.

The generated globals file

The globals file example1Service.inc provides the definition of the global input and output records as described in Step 1: Define input and output records of the Example 1: Writing the entire server application GWS Server program. The names of the input and output records have been assigned by fglwsdl, in accordance with the Style of the Web Service "MyCalculator" (created as RPC Style in the Example1 program). Do not modify this file.

Example input and output records:

# VARIABLE : Add
DEFINE Add RECORD 
           ATTRIBUTES( XMLName="Add",
                      XMLNamespace="http://tempuri.org/webservices" )
  a INTEGER ATTRIBUTES(XMLName="a",XMLNamespace=""),
  b INTEGER ATTRIBUTES(XMLName="b",XMLNamespace="")
END RECORD

# VARIABLE : AddResponse
DEFINE AddResponse RECORD 
                   ATTRIBUTES(XMLName="AddResponse", 
                             XMLNamespace="http://tempuri.org/webservices" )
  r INTEGER ATTRIBUTES(XMLName="r",XMLNamespace="")
END RECORD

The generated .4gl file

The example1Service.4gl file contains a single function that creates the service, publishes the operation, and registers the service. The Web Service Style that is created is determined by the style specified in the WSDL information. The functions in this file accomplish the same tasks as Step 3: Create the service and operations and Step 4: Register the service of Example 1. Do not modify this file.

# example1Service.4gl
# Generated file containing the function Createexample1Service

IMPORT com
GLOBALS "example1Service.inc"

# FUNCTION Createexample1Service
#   RETURNING soapstatus
FUNCTION Createexample1Service()
DEFINE service      com.WebService
DEFINE operation    com.WebOperation
  # Set ERROR handler
WHENEVER ANY ERROR GOTO error
  # Create Web Service
LET service = com.WebService.CreateWebService(
                             "MyCalculator",
                             "http://tempuri.org/webservices")
  # Operation: Add
  # Publish Operation : Add
LET operation = com.WebOperation.CreateRPCStyle(
                                 "Add",
                                 "Add",
                                 Add,
                                 AddResponse)
CALL service.publishOperation(operation,"")
  # Register Service
CALL com.WebServiceEngine.RegisterService(service)
RETURN 0
  # ERROR handler
LABEL error:
RETURN status
  # Unset ERROR handler
WHENEVER ANY ERROR STOP
END FUNCTION