UEPAPABN(X'40')
The Web service provider application completed its processing
successfully.
UEPAPSF
A 1-byte field indicating if the Web service provider application set a SOAP
fault. Valid values are as follows:
UEPAPSFY(X'80')
The Web service provider application is returning a SOAP fault.
UEPAPSFN (X'40')
The Web service provider application is not returning a SOAP fault.

Return codes

UERCNORM
Continue processing.

API and SPI commands

The following commands are supported:
vEXEC CICS ABEND
vEXEC CICS ADDRESS
vEXEC CICS ASKTIME
vEXEC CICS ASSIGN
vEXEC CICS FORMATTIME
vEXEC CICS GET CONTAINER
vEXEC CICS HANDLE ABEND
vEXEC CICS INQUIRE WEBSERVICE
vEXEC CICS WRITE FILE
vEXEC CICS WRITEQ TD
vEXEC CICS WRITEQ TS
Related reference
“The pipeline sample exit program” on page 24
The DFH$PIEX sample global user exit program provides sample processing for the
XWSPRROO global user exit.
Program control program exits XPCREQ, XPCERES, XPCREQC,XPCFTCH, XPCHAIR, XPCTA, and XPCABND

XPCREQ, XPCERES, and XPCREQC

XPCREQ
XPCREQ is invoked by the EXEC interface program before a link request is
processed. If the request is a distributed program link, the XPCREQ exit is
driven on both sides of the link; that is, in both the client and the server regions.
The exit program is passed the address of the application’s parameter list (in
UEPCLPS), and can modify this as required. For example, you can use this exit
to modify the SYSID at the time of a distributed program link request. One way
you can achieve this is to write an application program to manage a list of
SYSIDs in a global work area (GWA). The global user exit program can obtain
access to the GWA, and use the information stored there to redirect DPL
requests.
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