ADABAS SOA Database Join

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Hi all,

is there anyone out there who can give me some hints how to handle a database join with Adabas SOA Gateway with Java.
When generating the java classes with WSDL2Java it will generate 10 or 12 classes for each endpoint. So when accessing 3 endpoints I will get up to 36 or so classes.

Is there any way to reduce that number. Which files can I assemble, which not?

Best regards
:smiley: SOA-Dago :smiley:

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Dago,

all of these classes are generated from the WSDL, so you canā€™t skip any of them.
Thereā€™s no ā€œcommon codeā€, so for two files to be accessed / joined, youā€™ll need all the classes for those files.

We are considering providing our own, light-weight wrapper instead of (or better: in addition to, youā€™ll still be able to use) Axis, this would reduce the number of generated classes.

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Does this applies to PHP programming model too ?

:cry:SOA-Dago:cry:

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Nope, because you donā€™t have to ā€œpre-generateā€ something with PHPsoap, itā€™s all done at runtime, as in:

$soapclient = new SoapClient( "http://soagate:8082/adabas/EmployeesMini?WSDL" );
        
$functions = $soapclient->__getFunctions();
	
$types = $soapclient->__getTypes();
	
$AdabasEmployeeListKey = array ('personnel_id'=> '300001*', 'firstName'=>'', 'name'=>'', 'city'=>'');
	
$Adabasresponse = $soapclient->list($AdabasEmployeeListKey);