Description
getSessionByID returns the detail information of the specified session with XML format.
proxyobject.of_execinterface ( "getSessionByID", ref any paralist[] )
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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proxyobject |
The instance of the proxy object generated for AppeonDotNetComponent. |
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paralist[] |
Arrays of Any type. Specifies the parameter arrays for the component function. paralist[1] - The ID of the session. Only one ID is allowed. If this parameter is NULL or an empty string (""), in .NET, the current application session will be used as the default value. paralist[2] - The return value of getSessionByID function: the session content in XML format. This parameter must be declared, but need not to be assigned with values, as it is used to hold the return value. |
Return value of of_execinterface
Returns 0 if the of_execinterface function succeeds and one of the following negative values if an error occurs.
-1: function fails to execute
-2: the specified session ID is not found
Return value of getSessionByID
Returns an XML string. The XML string is stored in the paralist[2] parameter of the of_execinterface function.
The session content in the XML format will be like this.
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<sessions>
<error>
<code>0</code>
<text></text>
</error>
<sever name="172.16.8.40" port="80">
<session name="241910444">
<session_id>241910444</session_id>
<client>172.16.100.170</client>
<application-name>34455</application-name>
<user/>
<state>0</state>
<started>2018-11-20 12:57:14</started>
<last_accessed>2018-11-20 12:57:15</last_accessed>
<duration>21</duration>
<server_id>172.16.8.40:80</server_id>
<aws_id>DBEA12D26A7E4C44A8715EDC4C46D8F3</aws_id>
</session>
</sever>
</sessions>Method execution results are recorded in the error node.
Two parameters, code and text, are contained in the error node. The code parameter shows the execution result and the text parameter records the detail error information. If the execution result is not 0, only the error node is listed in the XML.
Values for the code parameter:
0: function succeeds in execution.
-1: function fails to execute.
Code example
Any la_l[]
Long lRet
...
la_l[1] = ls_sessionconid
la_l[2] = ls_sessioncontent
lRet = loadDBList.of_ExecInterface ("getSessionByID", la_l) //result is returned to la_l[2]io_ejb.regstring ( String SessionconID )
io_ejb.Invokeretstring ( long objid, "getSessionByID", true, ref string retval )
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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io_ejb |
A reference of Appeon EJBobject. |
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SessionconID |
The ID of the session. Only one ID is allowed. If this parameter is NULL or an empty string (""), in Java, no value will be used as the default value. |
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objid |
The handle to the component method. |
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retval |
The return value of getSessionByID function: the session content in XML format. This parameter must be declared, but need not to be assigned with values, as it is used to hold the return value. |
Return value of Invokeretstring
Returns 1 if the Invokeretstring function succeeds and one of the following negative values if an error occurs.
-1: function fails to execute
-2: the specified session ID is not found
Return value of getSessionByID
Returns an XML string. The XML string is stored in the retval parameter of Invokeretstring function.
The session content in the XML format will be like this.
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<sessions>
<error>
<code>0</code>
<text></text>
</error>
<sever name="172.16.8.40" port="80">
<session name="241910444">
<session_id>241910444</session_id>
<client>172.16.100.170</client>
<application-name>34455</application-name>
<user/>
<state>0</state>
<started>2018-11-20 12:57:14</started>
<last_accessed>2018-11-20 12:57:15</last_accessed>
<duration>21</duration>
<server_id>172.16.8.40:80</server_id>
<aws_id>DBEA12D26A7E4C44A8715EDC4C46D8F3</aws_id>
</session>
</sever>
</sessions>Method execution results are recorded in the error node.
Two parameters, code and text, are contained in the error node. The code parameter shows the execution result and the text parameter records the detail error information. If the execution result is not 0, only the error node is listed in the XML.
Values for the code parameter:
0: function succeeds in execution.
-1: function fails to execute.
Code example
Note that invokeretstring function is called because the return value is a string.
string ls_msg string retval01 ... io_ejb.regstring (ls_sessionconid) ls_msg = io_ejb.invokeretstring (il_bean1, "getSessionByID", true, ref retval01) //result is returned to retval01
getSessionByID ( string sessionid )
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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sessionid |
The ID of the session. Only one ID is allowed. If this parameter is NULL or an empty string (""), in .NET, the current application session will be used as the default value. |
Return value
XML string. For example,
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<sessions>
<error>
<code>0</code>
<text></text>
</error>
<sever name="172.16.8.40" port="80">
<session name="241910444">
<session_id>241910444</session_id>
<client>172.16.100.170</client>
<application-name>34455</application-name>
<user/>
<state>0</state>
<started>2018-11-20 12:57:14</started>
<last_accessed>2018-11-20 12:57:15</last_accessed>
<duration>21</duration>
<server_id>172.16.8.40:80</server_id>
<aws_id>DBEA12D26A7E4C44A8715EDC4C46D8F3</aws_id>
</session>
</sever>
</sessions>Method execution results are recorded in the error node.
Two parameters, code and text, are contained in the error node. The code parameter shows the execution result and the text parameter records the detail error information. If the execution result is not 0, only the error node is listed in the XML.
Values for the code parameter:
0: function succeeds in execution.
-1: function fails to execute.
Code example
//--connected to the web service …… string ls_return, ls_session ls_session= sle_3.text ls_return = ieon_ws.getSessionByID (ls_session)
