XML - Activate PARSE XML and REQUEST DOCUMENT Statements

This Natural profile parameter is used to activate/deactivate the statements REQUEST DOCUMENT and PARSE XML. It corresponds to the NTXML macro in the Natural parameter module.

Possible settings	See XML Parameter Syntax.
Default setting	`XML=(OFF)`
Dynamic specification	yes	The parameter `XML` can only be specified dynamically. In the Natural parameter module, use the macro `NTXML`.
Specification within session	no

Notes:

As a prerequisite for using the XML profile parameter, the profile parameter CFICU must be set to CFICU=ON.
See also Statements for Internet and XML Access in the Programming Guide.

The following topics are covered below:

XML Parameter Syntax
NTXML Macro Syntax
Keyword Subparameters
Examples of XML Parameter
Examples of NTXML Macro

XML Parameter Syntax

The XML parameter is specified as follows:

XML=(ON,keyword-subparameter=value,keyword-subparameter=value,...)

Or:

XML=(OFF,keyword-subparameter=value,keyword-subparameter=value,...)

Where:

Syntax Element / Value	Explanation
`ON`	Enable XML support according to the keyword subparameter settings. For the `PARSE XML` and `REQUEST DOCUMENT` statement usage, the subparameters `RDOC` and `PARSE` must be set to `ON` as well.
`OFF`	Disable XML support. Any subparameter settings are ignored. This is the default value.
`keyword-subparameter`	Names and values of possible keyword subparameters; see Keyword Subparameters.

NTXML Macro Syntax

The NTXML macro is specified as follows:

         NTXML ON                                                     *
               PARSE=value,                                           *
               RDCP=value,                                            *
               RDIPV6=value,                                          *
               RDNOP=value,                                           *
               RDP=value,                                             *
               RDOC=value,                                            *
               RDPPORT=value,                                         *
               RDPPOV6=value,                                         *
               RDPS=value,                                            *
               RDPSV6=value,                                          *
               RDPV6=value,                                           *
               RDSPORT=value,                                         *
               RDSPOV6=value,                                         *
               RDTOUT=value,                                          *
               RDV4MAP=value

Or:

         NTXML OFF

For a description of the syntax elements, see XML Parameter Syntax.

Keyword Subparameters

Note:
The keyword subparameters RDPS, RDPSV6, RDSPORT and RDSPOV6 are for z/OS only.

PARSE - Support of PARSE XML Statement

PARSE=value enables/disables the support of the PARSE XML statement.

Value	Explanation
`ON`	Use of the `PARSE XML` statement is supported.
`OFF`	Use of the `PARSE XML` statement is not supported. This is the default value.

RDCP - Name of the Default HTML/XML Code Page

RDCP=value specifies the default code page which is assumed if code-page-in in the REQUEST DOCUMENT statement contains only spaces.

Value	Explanation
`code-page-name`	Name of the default code page.
`ISO 8859-1:1987`	This is the default value.

RDIPV6 - Support for IPv6 for the REQUEST DOCUMENT Statement

RDIPV6=value enables/disables the support for IPv6 for the REQUEST DOCUMENT statement.

Value	Explanation
`ON`	Use of the IPv6 protocol is enabled, if available on the local host.
`OFF`	Use of the IPv6 protocol is disabled. This is the default value.

RDNOP - Name of Local Domain

RDNOP=value specifies local domain(s) which are to be addressed directly, not via the proxy.

Value Explanation

Value	Explanation
`domain-name(s)`	Name(s) of local domains. Notes: Blanks are not allowed. Wildcard notation for prefixes can only be used in the form `*.xxx` and not in the form `.xxx`. Multiple name entries must be separated by a semicolon.
`OFF`	`RDNOP=OFF` means that no URL is defined. This is the default value.

domain-name(s)

Name(s) of local domains.

Notes:

Blanks are not allowed.
Wildcard notation for prefixes can only be used in the form *.xxx and not in the form .xxx.
Multiple name entries must be separated by a semicolon.

OFF

RDNOP=OFF means that no URL is defined.

This is the default value.

Note:
Specification of IPv6 address or IPv6 address prefixes is possible.

RDOC - Support of REQUEST DOCUMENT Statement

RDOC=value enables/disables the support of the REQUEST DOCUMENT statement.

Value	Explanation
`ON`	Use of the `REQUEST DOCUMENT` statement is supported.
`OFF`	Use of the `REQUEST DOCUMENT` statement is not supported. This is the default value.

RDP - URL of Proxy Server

RDP=value specifies the URL of the proxy server through which all internet (not intranet) HTTP requests have to be routed.

Value	Explanation
`url`	URL of the proxy server. Blanks are not allowed.
`OFF`	`RDP=OFF` means that no URL is defined. This is the default value.

RDPPORT - Proxy Port Number

RDPPORT=value specifies the port number of the proxy, if any is set.

Value	Explanation
`0` or `1 - 65535`	Port number.
`80`	This is the default value.

RDPPOV6 - IPv6 Proxy Port Number

RDPPOV6=value specifies the port number of the IPv6 proxy, if any is set.

Value	Explanation
`0` or `1 - 65535`	Port number.
`80`	This is the default value.

RDPS - URL of SSL Proxy Server

RDPS=value specifies the URL of the SSL proxy server through which all internet (not intranet) HTTPS requests have to be routed.

Value	Explanation
`url`	URL of the SSL proxy server. Blanks are not allowed.
`OFF`	`RDPS=OFF` means that no URL is defined. This is the default value.

Note:
This keyword subparameter is currently for z/OS only.

RDPSV6 - URL of IPv6 SSL Proxy Server

RDPSV6=value specifies the URL of the IPv6 SSL proxy server through which all internet (not intranet) HTTPS requests have to be routed.

Value	Explanation
`url`	URL of the IPv6 SSL proxy server. Blanks are not allowed.
`OFF`	`RDPSV6=OFF` means that no URL is defined. This is the default value.

Notes:

This keyword subparameter is currently for z/OS only.
Specification of an IPv6 address is possible.

RDPV6 - URL of IPv6 Proxy Server

RDPV6=value specifies the URL of the IPv6 proxy server through which all internet (not intranet) HTTP requests have to be routed.

Value	Explanation
`url`	URL of the IPv6 proxy server. Blanks are not allowed.
`OFF`	`RDPV6=OFF` means that no URL is defined. This is the default value.

Note:
Specification of an IPv6 address is possible.

RDSPORT – SSL Proxy Port Number

RDSPORT=value specifies the port number of the SSL proxy, if any is set.

Value	Explanation
`0` or `1 - 65535`	Port number of the SSL proxy.
`443`	This is the default value.

Note:
This keyword subparameter is currently for z/OS only.

RDSPOV6 – IPv6 SSL Proxy Port Number

RDSPOV6=value specifies the port number of the IPv6 SSL proxy, if any is set.

Value	Explanation
`0` or `1 - 65535`	Port number of the IPv6 SSL proxy.
`443`	This is the default value.

Note:
This keyword subparameter is currently for z/OS only.

RDTOUT - Timeout Value for Ongoing HTTP Requests

RDTOUT=value specifies the timeout (in seconds) for HTTP requests that are in progress.

This keyword subparameter is not supported by the IPv4-only load module NAT2TCP4.

Value	Explanation
`0`	No timeout control provided by Natural, the default settings apply. This is the default value.
`1-32767`	Time in seconds after which a timeout error is issued if one of the following socket functions cannot be completed within the specified interval: connect, send or receive.

RDV4MAP - Support for IPv4-Mapped Addresses under IPv6

RDV4MAP=value enables or disables the use of IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses for URLs in symbolic notation. Numeric IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses are always enabled in IPv6 mode.

This keyword subparameter is not supported by the IPv4-only load module NAT2TCP4.

Value	Explanation
`ON`	Enabled: IPv4-mapped addresses are allowed within the IPv6 protocol.
`OFF`	Disabled: IPv4-mapped addresses are not allowed within the IPv6 protocol. This is the default value.

For Security Reasons:

Use IPv4-mapped addresses only in IPv6 environments where no IPv4 TCP/IP stack (or dual stacking mode) is available to access IPv4-based HTTP servers. For detailed information on IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses, refer to the appropriate IPv6 documentation.

Examples of XML Parameter

XML=(ON,RDP='HTTPPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM',RDPPORT=8080,RDPS='SSLPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM',RDSPORT=443,RDNOP='*.MYCOMPANY.COM',RDOC=ON,PARSE=ON)

XML=(ON,RDP='HTTPPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM',RDPPORT=8080,RDPS='SSLPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM',RDSPORT=443,RDNOP='*.MYCOMPANY.COM;2AE0:4899:200:1E00:',
     RDOC=ON,PARSE=ON,RDIPV6=ON,RDPV6='V6HTTPPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM',RDPPOV6=888)

Note:
The keyword subparameters RDSPORT, RDSPOV6, RDPSV6 and RDPS are for z/OS only.

Examples of NTXML Macro

         NTXML ON,RDP=HTTPPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM,                         *
               RDPPORT=8080,                                           *
               RDPS=SSLPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM,                            *
               RDSPORT=443,                                            *
               RDNOP=*.MYCOMPANY.COM,                                  *
               RDOC=ON,                                                *
               PARSE=ON

         NTXML ON,RDP=HTTPPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM,                         *
               RDPPORT=8080,                                           *
               RDPS=SSLPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM,                            *
               RDSPORT=443,                                            *
               RDNOP=*.MYCOMPANY.COM,                                  *
               RDOC=ON,                                                *
               RDIPV6=ON,                                              *
               RDPV6=V6HTTPPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM,                        *
               RDPSV6=V6SSLPROXY.MYCOMPANY.COM,                        *
               RDSPOV6=8443

Note:
The keyword subparameters RDSPORT, RDSPOV6, RDPSV6 and RDPS are for z/OS only.