Hi Jon,

I'm not sure but I believe you do not have anything built-in to handle
MD5 encription in WBIMB. Considering that you have to build it yourself
I would say a good way to do that is to develop a node in java for you
have the MD5 encoding in the java plataform already so you don't need
to create it manually.



Rogério.


jon_maddison@uk.ibm.com wrote:
> Hi, We are looking to call a .Net web service from Message Broker 5. This requires an MD5-encoded password. Are there any routines available to provide this, given the plain text password as an input parameter?
>
> Failing that, what's the best way to implement such as routine?
>
> Thanks, Jon

jon_maddison@uk.ibm.com wrote:
> Hi, We are looking to call a .Net web service from Message
> Broker 5. This requires an MD5-encoded password. Are there
> any routines available to provide this, given the plain text
> password as an input parameter?

There is nothing built-in.

> Failing that, what's the best way to implement such as
> routine?

I would probably use a static Java method to implement this (if
using WBIMB v5 FP4 or later).

Or, use a JavaCompute node in WMBv6 :-)

Andy

**********************************************
CREATE COMPUTE MODULE JAVACALL_SAMPLE
CREATE FUNCTION Main() RETURNS BOOLEAN
BEGIN

CREATE PROCEDURE XformEFTTender() BEGIN
DECLARE inRef REFERENCE TO InputBody.eNSEINPUT_TE[IREC];

--@DA20 If you declare and intialize the CHARACTER in one and don't use
a SET
--@DA20 the broker successfully calls java class but on return says
CANNOT CAST TO UNKNOWN TYPE.
--@DA20 The commons-codec-1.3.jar file should be copied to the
\classes directory

--@DA20 DECLARE ENCRYPTED_CARD_NBR CHARACTER NULL;
DECLARE ENCRYPTED_CARD_NBR CHARACTER; --@DA20

SET ENCRYPTED_CARD_NBR = NULL; --@DA20
SET ENCRYPTED_CARD_NBR = md5Encode(inRef.CARD_NBR); --@DA20


END;
-- Perform MD5 encryption for the passed in string
--
-- @param encodeString the string to be encoded as per the MD5
algorithm
-- @return the MD5 encoded string
--
CREATE PROCEDURE md5Encode(IN encodestring CHARACTER)
RETURNS CHARACTER
LANGUAGE JAVA
EXTERNAL NAME "org.apache.commons.codec.digest.DigestUtils.md5Hex";

END MODULE;

************************************************** **********
Dwai

Andy Piper wrote:
> jon_maddison@uk.ibm.com wrote:
> > Hi, We are looking to call a .Net web service from Message
> > Broker 5. This requires an MD5-encoded password. Are there
> > any routines available to provide this, given the plain text
> > password as an input parameter?
>
> There is nothing built-in.
>
> > Failing that, what's the best way to implement such as
> > routine?
>
> I would probably use a static Java method to implement this (if
> using WBIMB v5 FP4 or later).
>
> Or, use a JavaCompute node in WMBv6 :-)
>
> Andy