I think I mentioned that I didn't think that WASP supported DSML. WASP will fully generate all the mappings between XML and Java objects for you, though, whether you are using rpc or document. (and if you like to use an IDE, you might try WASP Developer (for NetBeans, Eclipse, and JBuilder). I believe that GLUE does document style XML/Java mapping equally well.
But as I said before ... if the Sun provider does it for you, go with it. Anne > -----Original Message----- > From: Martin Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 12:51 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: DSML activity? > > > Anne-- > > OK, I've run around a bit and visited the WASP and GLUE sites. Pretty > impressive looking, but no references to DSML at either site, including > their developer forum archives. And I focused on the difference between > document and RPC styles. Seems like using document style means more work > in the app (Java class) to parse and extract the LDAP calls. But maybe > when I get into the Sun provider that will be there, as you suggest. > > Film at 11 . . > > Martin > > > Anne Thomas Manes wrote: > > >ot to disuade you from using Axis, but you might consider using > either GLUE > >or WASP, both of which provide better support for doc/literal than Axis > >does. You wouldn't need to worry about building a custom > serializer. Given a > >full schema, they will generate all the serializer code you need. Both of > >these products are available for free, and both run in Tomcat. > > > >I know that WASP includes a SOAP JNDI provider, although I doubt if it > >supports DSML. (I think it only supports a JNDI lookup > function.) It's part > >of the EJB integration tool. You might find it helpful in your > efforts. See > >http://www.systinet.com/doc/wasp_jserver/applicationIntegration/j 2eeIntegrat >ion.html#j2eeIntegration.overview > >I would hope that Sun's DSML provider would do most of what you need, >though. > >Good luck. > > >
