Here is the code example that shows you how to call the PowerServer open interfaces via Web service in the PowerBuilder application.
Step 1: Generate the proxy object for the Web service using the .NET Web service engine.
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URL for the open interface Web service in PowerServer installed to the Java application server (such as JBoss, WebLogic, WebSphere, or JEUS): http://AppeonServerName:Port/servlet/AppeonService?wsdl
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URL for the open interface Web service in PowerServer installed to the .NET IIS server: http://AppeonServerName/servlet/AppeonService.asmx
Step 2: Create the instance for the SOAP connection object and the Web service proxy object.
soapconnection ieon_soap wsappeonservice ieon_ws //the Web service proxy object generated by the .NET engine wsauthsoapheader ieon_head long ll_return string ls_return, ls_server, ls_app ieon_soap = create soapconnection ieon_head = create wsauthsoapheader
Step 3: Connect with the Web service, and pass in the user name and password for security authentication.
ll_return = ieon_soap.createinstance (ieon_ws, 'wsappeonservice') ieon_head.username = "admin" ieon_head.password = "admin" ieon_ws.setauthsoapheadervalue (ieon_head)
Step 4: Call the PowerServer open interface.
ls_server = sle_1.text ls_app = sle_2.text ls_return = ieon_ws.getAllSessions (ls_server, ls_app)
