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Thilina Gunarathne resolved AXIS2-2211.
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    Resolution: Fixed

Applied the patch.
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&rev=518956

Thanx Ant...

> Support Axis2 services implemented with script langauges invoked by Apache BSF
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>
>                 Key: AXIS2-2211
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2211
>             Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>    Affects Versions: nightly
>            Reporter: ant elder
>         Assigned To: Thilina Gunarathne
>             Fix For: nightly
>
>         Attachments: scriptingPatch.txt
>
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> This patch adds support for Axis2 services implemented with script langauges. 
> It uses Apache BSF so all script languages supported by BSF may be used. Its 
> based on the same function used in Synapse and Tuscany. 
> It supports two was of being used, either using the usual services.xml file 
> with a script MessageReceiver, or as a script Module which monitors a script 
> services directory and hot deploys / hot updates any script put in that 
> directory. 
> When using the script MessageReceiver there are two ways of defining the 
> script in the services.xml, either with the script source defined in a 
> seperate file or with the script source defined inline as a parameter value. 
> See the javadoc comment in org.apache.axis2.scripting.ScriptReceiver for more 
> details.
> When using the script module scripts currently need to have an associated 
> WSDL file to define the service. The script and wsdl need to have the same 
> name so the two can be linked together. For example, you have 
> scriptServices/stockquote.wsdl and scriptServices/stockquote.js in the Axis2 
> repository directory then an Axis2 service would be deployed at 
> /axis2/services/stockquote. The script language is determined from the file 
> extension of the script source file. Currently a single script function is 
> called for all service operations, the Axis2 MessageContext is passed into 
> that function decorated with helper methods to access the payload XML in a 
> way appropriate for the script language, for example E4X for JavaScript or 
> ReXML for Ruby. 
> I'd like to continue working on this, hopefully with input from you guys. 
> There's a few things that could be reviewed/improved and it needs things like 
> samples and doc. Be really good to get it working with the wso2 axiom e4x 
> impl. I'd also like to extend it to make it easy to implement handlers in 
> script languages. 

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