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<h1 class="topictitle1">Using XPCML to call a program on your iSeries server</h1>
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<div><p>After you create your XPCML file, you need to create a ProgramCallDocument
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object that can use the XPCML specifications and data values to call a program
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on your iSeries™ server.</p>
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<div class="section"><p> Create an XPCML ProgramCallDocument by passing in the name of
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your XPCML file on the ProgramCallDocument constructor. Creating an XPCML
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ProgramCallDocument in this way first parses and validates your XPCML document,
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then creates the ProgramCallDocument object.</p>
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<p>In order to parse and validate
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the XPCML document, make sure that your CLASSPATH includes a fully validating
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XML parser. For more information about requirements to run XPCML, see the
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following page:</p>
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<blockquote><a href="rzahhxpcmlrequire.htm">Requirements for using XPCML</a></blockquote>
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<p>The
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following example shows how to create a ProgramCallDocument object for the
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XPCML file, myXPCML.xpcml.</p>
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<pre> system = new AS400();
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// Create a ProgramCallDocument into which to parse the file.
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ProgramCallDocument xpcmlDoc =
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new ProgramCallDocument(system, "myXPCML.xpcml");</pre>
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<p>The
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only difference between creating an XPCML ProgramCallDocument and a PCML ProgramCallDocument
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is that you pass the constructor an XPCML document instead of a PCML document.</p>
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<div class="note"><span class="notetitle">Note:</span> You
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must specify .xpcml as the file extension for XPCML files. Using .xpcml as
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the file extension ensures that the ProgramCallDocument class recognizes the
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file as XPCML. If you do not specify an extension, ProgramCallDocument assumes
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that the file is PCML.</div>
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<div class="section"><h4 class="sectiontitle">Using XPCML to call a program on your iSeries server</h4><p>After you create
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the ProgramCallDocument object, use any of the methods of the ProgramCallDocument
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class to work with your XPCML document. For example, call an iSeries program
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by using ProgramCallDocument.callProgram() or change the value for an XPCML
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input parameter before calling the server program by using the appropriate
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ProgramCallDocument.setValue method.</p>
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<p>The following example shows how
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to create a ProgramCallDocument object for an XPCML file (named myXPCML.xpcml).
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After creating the ProgramCallDocument object, the example calls a program
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(PROG1) that is specified in the XPCML document. In this case, the only difference
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between using XPCML and PCML is that the example passes an XPCML file to the
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ProgramCallDocument constructor.</p>
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<p>After your application reads and parses
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an XPCML document, the XPCML document functions just like a PCML document.
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At this point, XPCML can use any of the existing methods that PCML uses.</p>
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<pre> system = new AS400();
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// Create a ProgramCallDocument into which to parse the file.
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ProgramCallDocument xpcmlDoc = new ProgramCallDocument(system, "myXPCML.xpcml");
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// Call PROG1
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boolean rc = xpcmlDoc.callProgram("PROG1");</pre>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rzahhxpcmlusing.htm" title="Using XPCML is similar to using PCML. The following steps serve as a general outline for the actions that you need to perform to use XPCML.">Using XPCML</a></div>
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