RPG-XML Suite’s JSON APIs function as a collection of RPG subprocedures, designed to help you construct both beautified and condensed JSON documents.
Build complex XML for your REST and SOAP web service needs. Utilize RPG-XML Suite’s template engine to build out convenient RPGLE composition subprocedures.
RPG-XML Suite helps you perform many common text and data conversions including: Base 64 encoding, CCSID conversion, query string encoding, XML encoding, and more.
Calling a remote API begins with your RPG application composing an HTTP request configured to the API’s requirements. After sending a request and receiving a response, your RPG program parses the response into IFS files, program variables, DB2, etc.
Calling a remote API begins with your RPG application composing an HTTP request configured to the API’s requirements. After sending a request and receiving a response, your RPG program parses the response into IFS files, program variables, DB2, etc.
Offering web services begins with a business partner calling your IBM i, followed by your RPGLE program parsing the request. The creation step begins when your program starts composing an XML or JSON response. Lastly, your iSeries system transmits your response.
Offering web services begins with a business partner calling your IBM i, followed by your RPGLE program parsing the request. The creation step begins when your program starts composing an XML or JSON response. Lastly, your iSeries system transmits your response.
Many of our customers utilize the RXS JSON composition APIs within their IBM i web services. The process for creating JSON with RXS is simple, involving 2 main steps. First, your program declares JSON elements as objects and arrays containing “key : value” pairs, as well as data types. The second step involves passing the composed JSON structure into a handler and deciding where it should go (such as the IFS or a string).
This simple pack of JSON-centric subprocedures helps developers to quickly and easily create JSON in RPG. To begin creating JSON on your IBM i, contact our team here for a free, no-commitment proof of concept.
Many of our customers utilize the RXS JSON composition APIs within their IBM i web services. The process for creating JSON with RXS is simple, involving 2 main steps. First, your program declares JSON elements as objects and arrays containing “key : value” pairs, as well as data types. The second step involves passing the composed JSON structure into a handler and deciding where it should go (such as the IFS or a string).
This simple pack of JSON-centric subprocedures helps developers to quickly and easily create JSON in RPG. To begin creating JSON on your IBM i, contact our team here for a free, no-commitment proof of concept.
RPG-XML Suite’s XML template subprocedure generator is the most robust in the industry, capable of creating XML to your every specification. Creating templates is a simple two-part process; the first step involves setting up a customized XML document, while the second step involves using that document to create an RPG subprocedure. RPG-XML Suite helps you compose XML precisely as you need it, with minimal effort on your part.
To see how easy RPG-XML Suite is to use, contact us here to request a free proof of concept and we will build out an RXS program based on your API needs.
RPG-XML Suite’s XML template subprocedure generator is the most robust in the industry, capable of creating XML to your every specification. Creating templates is a simple two-part process; the first step involves setting up a customized XML document, while the second step involves using that document to create an RPG subprocedure. RPG-XML Suite helps you compose XML precisely as you need it, with minimal effort on your part.
To see how easy RPG-XML Suite is to use, contact us here to request a free proof of concept and we will build out an RXS program based on your API needs.
RPGXML technology and trademark is owned by Krengel Technology, Inc. including all copyrights, trade secrets, patents and trademarks and is distributed by RPGXML, Inc. under a Reseller Agreement between RPGXML, Inc. and Krengel Technology, Inc.
RPGXML technology and trademark is owned by Krengel Technology, Inc. including all copyrights, trade secrets, patents and trademarks and is distributed by RPGXML, Inc. under a Reseller Agreement between RPGXML, Inc. and Krengel Technology, Inc.
