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<%@ page info="Sample JSP for Con-way XML Bill of Lading" %>
<!-- Imports required for page compilation -->
<%@ page import="java.text.*,java.math.*,java.net.*,java.io.*" %>
<!-- Imports required for XML parsing with JAXP -->
<%@ page import="javax.xml.parsers.*,org.w3c.dom.*,org.xml.sax.*" %>
<%
//Declare variables
String bolRequest = new String(); // a string to hold XML bolRequest document
StringBuffer bolResponse = new StringBuffer(50000);
String localError = new String(); // a string to store any Error Messages.
String status = ""; //sample variable to demonstrate how to pull values out of XML elements
String conwayXMLURL = "http://www.Con-way.com/XMLj/X-BOL";
String bolRequestFormName = "BOLrequest";
// Con-way authentication
// *** replace the "userId" & "passWd" String values with your Con-way username and password
String userId = "userId";
String passWd = "passWd";
String today = new SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd/yy").format(new java.util.Date());
/* Build Bill of Lading Request XML.
* In actual use, you would probably populate the BOL Request
* parameters (Weights, Classes, Zip Codes, etc.) from data submitted
* via an on-line order form or database.
* For this sample we will just hard code some dummy data.
*/
bolRequest="<BOLrequest testmode=\"Y\">" +
"<RequesterUserId shipcode=\"S\">" + userId + "</RequesterUserId>" +
"<ChargeCode>P</ChargeCode>" +
"<PRONmbr></PRONmbr>" +
"<CustRefNmbrs>" +
"<PurchaseOrderNmbr>3338889</PurchaseOrderNmbr>" +
"<PurchaseOrderNmbr>3338890</PurchaseOrderNmbr>" +
"<OtherRefNmbr refcode=\"SKU\" refdesc=\"SKU Number\">3213A</OtherRefNmbr>" +
"<OtherRefNmbr refcode=\"UPC\" refdesc=\"UPC number\">789283</OtherRefNmbr>" +
"</CustRefNmbrs>" +
"<Shipper>" +
"<ShipperName>Alan Shipley</ShipperName>" +
"<ShipperAddr>1234 NE Main</ShipperAddr>" +
"<ShipperCity>Portland</ShipperCity>" +
"<ShipperState>OR</ShipperState>" +
"<ShipperZip country=\"US\">97202</ShipperZip>" +
"<ShipperPhone extension=\"6055\">503.450.6055</ShipperPhone>" +
"<ShipperEmail>web.support@Con-way.com</ShipperEmail>" +
"</Shipper>" +
"<COD>" +
"<CODremitTo>" +
"<CODremitToName>Albert Cod</CODremitToName>" +
"<CODremitToAddr>1234 NE Main</CODremitToAddr>" +
"<CODremitToCity>Portland</CODremitToCity>" +
"<CODremitToState>OR</CODremitToState>" +
"<CODremitToZip country=\"US\">97202</CODremitToZip>" +
"</CODremitTo>" +
"<CODamount pmttype=\"CustomerCheck\" chargecode=\"P\">4444.44</CODamount>" +
"</COD>" +
"<Consignee>" +
"<ConsigneeCustNmbr>883885</ConsigneeCustNmbr>" +
"<ConsigneePhone extension=\"6666\">503.450.6436</ConsigneePhone>" +
"<ConsigneeEmail>web.support@Con-way.com</ConsigneeEmail>" +
"</Consignee>" +
"<Item>" +
"<Quantity pkgtype=\"PLT\">44</Quantity>" +
"<Weight unit=\"lbs\">667</Weight>" +
"<Description>widget-arms</Description>" +
"<CmdtyClass>775</CmdtyClass>" +
"<NMFClass></NMFClass>" +
"<HazMat>N</HazMat>" +
"</Item>" +
"<Item>" +
"<Quantity pkgtype=\"PCS\">11</Quantity>" +
"<Weight unit=\"lbs\">789</Weight>" +
"<Description>cam-shafts</Description>" +
"<CmdtyClass>100</CmdtyClass>" +
"<NMFClass></NMFClass>" +
"<HazMat>N</HazMat>" +
"</Item>" +
"<Accessorial chargecode=\"P\">GUR</Accessorial>" +
"<Accessorial chargecode=\"C\">DID</Accessorial>" +
"<Accessorial chargecode=\"C\">DST</Accessorial>" +
"<ShippingRemarks>TEST TEST TEST</ShippingRemarks>" +
"<EmergencyContact></EmergencyContact>" +
"<PickupRequest>" +
"<PickupDate>" + today + "</PickupDate>" +
"<PickupReadyTime>4:00 pm</PickupReadyTime>" +
"<DockCloseTime>7:00 pm</DockCloseTime>" +
"<ContactName>Frank</ContactName>" +
"<ContactCompany>Franklin Arms</ContactCompany>" +
"<ContactPhone>(333)444-4321</ContactPhone>" +
"</PickupRequest>" +
"<SendBOLemail/>" +
"</BOLrequest>";
bolRequest = URLEncoder.encode(bolRequest); // converts characters to proper format for post
/* Call Con-way XML Bill Of Lading Interface.
* All the classes used here are java base classes available with any JDK.
* Set up the URL.
*/
try {
// Create a connection
URL myurl = new URL(conwayXMLURL);
HttpURLConnection myConnection = (HttpURLConnection) myurl.openConnection();
// Setup connection parameters
myConnection.setRequestMethod("POST");
myConnection.setDoOutput(true);
myConnection.setDoInput(true);
myConnection.setUseCaches(false);
// Set the headers correctly (URL encoding, authentication)
myConnection.setRequestProperty("Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
String authString = userId + ":" + passWd;
String auth = "Basic " + new sun.misc.BASE64Encoder().encode(authString.getBytes());
myConnection.setRequestProperty("Authorization", auth);
// Send the XML message is sent as a formField/value pair
DataOutputStream myOutStream = new DataOutputStream(myConnection.getOutputStream());
myOutStream.writeBytes(bolRequestFormName + "=" + bolRequest);
myOutStream.flush();
myOutStream.close();
// Now we can read the XML response. First create an InputStream
InputStream iStream = myConnection.getInputStream();
// mark the InputStream before reading so it can be reset, and re-read
iStream.mark(50000);
// Create a reader to get the entire XML response as a String
InputStreamReader myInReader = new InputStreamReader(iStream);
int chr = myInReader.read();
int responseLength = 0;
// Build the response Stringbuffer from the InputStream
while (chr != -1) {
responseLength++;
bolResponse.append(String.valueOf((char) chr));
chr = myInReader.read();
}
/* Parse the XML response to get specific element values
* You could use JAXP & DOM, JDOM or other XML parsers from Sun, IBM, etc.
* If you need only the final net charge of the quote you might find it easier
* in some cases to use a simpler method such as 'indexOf' on the response String.
*/
// Let's say you use JAXP and DOM Level 2 - here's how you would get the DOM tree
// and specific element values.
// First, reset the InputStream created above
iStream.reset();
// Then create a W3C DOM document using the InputStream
DocumentBuilder db = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance().newDocumentBuilder();
org.w3c.dom.Document domDoc = db.parse(iStream);
// Now you can get a specific element value using the cumbersome W3C DOM methods
try {
status = domDoc.getDocumentElement().getElementsByTagName("Status").item(0)
.getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
} catch (Exception ex) {
// If BOL was not successful, get the Error message instead
status = domDoc.getDocumentElement().getElementsByTagName("Error").item(0)
.getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
}
// Close the stream
myInReader.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
localError = e.getMessage();
}
%>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Sample JSP for Con-way XML Bill of Lading</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<CENTER>
<B><FONT face="arial" size=+1><I>Sample JSP Con-way XML Bill of Lading</I></FONT></B>
</CENTER>
<BR>
<b>Here is the Bill of Lading Response XML output:</b>
<BR>
<code>
<% if (localError.equals("")) {
out.print(bolResponse);
} else {
out.print(localError);
}
%>
</code>
<%
// Print the tag value we extracted
out.print("<B>Here is the data extracted from an XML tag: BOL Request Status: " + status + "</B>");
%>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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