Hi all,
I have a simple question....I believe.
Is it possible to call a Web Service via a batch job within a Cobol pgm?
Here is what we use or have available:
z/os, CICS Transaction server 3.2, Websphere
Web Services via a Batch Job?
- dick scherrer
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Re: Web Services via a Batch Job?
Hello and welcome to the forum,
What would this batch job accomplish via the web service? What about an asyncronous cics transaction (one not using a terminal).
Suggest you ask your cics or network support people what (if anything) is available within that environment on your system.
The questions often are. . . It is the answers that get hung out to dry. . .I have a simple question....

What would this batch job accomplish via the web service? What about an asyncronous cics transaction (one not using a terminal).
Suggest you ask your cics or network support people what (if anything) is available within that environment on your system.
Hope this helps,
d.sch.
d.sch.
Re: Web Services via a Batch Job?
Thanks for the reply Dick.
The Web Service would simply validate a certain type of data before this data is actually posted to our DB2 database.
In theory, our batch job would call this Web Service (pass info to it) and would expect a return of Yes the data is valid, no the data is invalid. We would be consuming this Web Service from an external source which published/registered this type of service. We are exploring the feasability of calling a Web Service versus actually storing this type of data in house for validation purposes.
Just wondering if this capability exists running a batch job. z/os, DB2 DBMS, WebSphere for our Web Server, Unix partition & CICS.
Thanks in Adance...Pat
The Web Service would simply validate a certain type of data before this data is actually posted to our DB2 database.
In theory, our batch job would call this Web Service (pass info to it) and would expect a return of Yes the data is valid, no the data is invalid. We would be consuming this Web Service from an external source which published/registered this type of service. We are exploring the feasability of calling a Web Service versus actually storing this type of data in house for validation purposes.
Just wondering if this capability exists running a batch job. z/os, DB2 DBMS, WebSphere for our Web Server, Unix partition & CICS.
Thanks in Adance...Pat
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Re: Web Services via a Batch Job?
Hi Pat,
There may be some info you can use here:
http://www-949.ibm.com/software/rationa ... s/DOC-2912
http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bi ... NUS207-339
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/s ... .html?Open
You might also look into using MQ.
Depending on the volume of validations, it may cause a performance hit if this is done on the web interactively. Periodically downloading the data (or the recent updates) may provide better management and tuning. . .
There may be some info you can use here:
http://www-949.ibm.com/software/rationa ... s/DOC-2912
http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bi ... NUS207-339
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/s ... .html?Open
You might also look into using MQ.
Depending on the volume of validations, it may cause a performance hit if this is done on the web interactively. Periodically downloading the data (or the recent updates) may provide better management and tuning. . .
Hope this helps,
d.sch.
d.sch.
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