Neolane - JavaScript API - v6.1.0

• string
• boolean
• long
• short
• byte
• float
• double
• date
• time
• datetime
• NLDocument
• NLElement
• NLRawXML
• NLCollection

When a method is declared on the service, this becomes a method of the service and can be invoked directly by calling the method by its name.

The NLRawXML type used on an incoming parameter copies the entire XML node to replace the argument. Used as a return type, it contains the entire first child element of the SOAP response. Its use implies that the SOAP reponse only has one child element.

The NLCollection type used on an incoming parameter copies all the child elements to replace the argument. This is useful when the incoming argument is a variable parameter. Used as a return type, it contains the entire SOAP response, since this is the root of the return value.

In case of errors, an exception is raised. If this is a correctly formed SOAP error, then the exception raised has a soapFault property and contains the XML node of the SOAP error.

Example:

var cnx = new HttpSoapConnection("http://localhost/nl/jsp/soaprouter.jsp", "utf-8", 0)
var session = new SoapService(cnx, "xtk:session")
session.addMethod("GetOption", "xtk:session#GetOption",
	["token", "string", "name", "string"],
	["value", "string", "type", "byte"])
try
{
var result  = session.GetOption("admin/", "NmsBroadcast_DefaultProvider")
var value   = result[0]
var type    = result[1]
logInfo("Value = " + value)
logInfo("Type = " + type)
}
catch( e )
{
  if( e.soapFault )
    logInfo("A SOAP Fault occured : " + e.soapFault.toXMLString());
  else
    logInfo("An error occured : " + e);
}

• Content management
• Delivery properties
• Delivery message
• Typology rule
• Import
• JSSP
• SOAP Method
• WebApp
• Workflow