Jack,

First of all, you are missing a slash between PurchaseOrders and purchaseOrderItem in your path= statement.

Secondly... your data structure needs to match the XML tag names you have in your document, but it does not.. The document has tags named 'Element', but the data structure has fields named po#, PickupDate, Response, etc.

RPG maps the names exactly. So it will map a tag named <Element> into a subfield of the data structure named 'Element'. It will never map a tag named 'Element' into a subfield named 'po#'.

I wonder if you're confused by the fact that your document has a "name" attribute? You might be thinking the name attribute is the same thing as the name of the XML tag? It is not...

Hmm.. maybe I'll code up an example...

-SK



On 4/25/2016 8:00 PM, Jack Tucky wrote:
Given the following XML, what should I use for the path option?
<PurchaseOrders> should repeat up to 99 times.

Is there a place where I can view an error log?

<VerifyPurchaseOrderResponse xmlns="http://retailer.com/webservices/";>
<VerifyPurchaseOrderResult>
<InquiryID>549790573</InquiryID>
<PurchaseOrders>
<PurchaseOrderItem>
<Element name="ORDER_NO" datatype="string">12316966</Element>
<Element name="PICKUP_DATE" datatype="datetime">4/21/2016 4:44:56
PM</Element>
<Element name="RESPONSE" datatype="string">Refuse</Element>
<Element name="REASON" datatype="string">PO Not on file</Element>
<Element name="PO_FOUND" datatype="string">N</Element>
<Element name="SUPPLIER_NUM" datatype="string"/>
<Element name="SPECIAL_VENDOR_IND" datatype="string"/>
<Element name="SUPPLIER" datatype="string"/>
<Element name="VENDOR_NAME" datatype="string"/>
<Element name="VENDOR_NUM" datatype="string"/>
<Element name="SUPPLIER_NAME" datatype="string"/>
<Element name="ALT_DATA_SOURCE" datatype="string">N</Element>
</PurchaseOrderItem>
</PurchaseOrders>
</VerifyPurchaseOrderResult>
</VerifyPurchaseOrderResponse>

I am getting an error that a variable doesn't match. Here is my complete
code.

http://code.midrange.com/453a93ea26.html



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