Andy, I encourage your work, but ICE is way beyond the scope of my simple generator.
Ivelin Andy Lewis wrote: > How about ICE? > > I've got a Cocoon-friendly ICE 1.1 effort underway. If I get it working.....(amidst >the myriad of > other things going on) > Besides ICE 2.0 is beingrefactored for SOAP integration...so it would be a shame to >miss out on > that.... > >>Following is an initial draft of a new component I am starting to work on. >> >>Fire and Ice welcome ;) >> >> >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >>The WebServiceProxy Cocoon generator is intended to: >> >>1) Allow easy syndication of dynamic content as a natural extension of the >currently popular >>static content syndication with RSS. >> >>2) Allow transparent routing of web service request through GET, POST, SOAP-RPC and >SOAP-DOC >>binding methods. >> >>3) Allow almost full control through sitemap configuration. >> >>4) Allow use of Cocoon components for content formatting, aggregation and styling >through a >>tight integration with the Cocoon sitemap. >> >>5) Require 0 (zero) lines of Java or other business logic code in most cases. >> >>6) Be generic and flexible enough to allow custom extensions for >>advanced and non-typical uses. >> >>7) Support sessions, authentication, http 1.1, https, request >>manipulation, redirects following, connection pooling, and others. >> >>8) Use the Jakarta HttpClient library which provides many sophisticated features >for HTTP >>connections. >> >> >> >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ Example I: >Integration >>of the Amazon book search service in a Cocoon portal: >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >>pipeline: >>--------- >> >> <map:pipeline> >> <map:match pattern="amazon/searchform"> >> <map:generate src="AmazonForm.xml"/> >> <map:transform src="AmazonForm2html.xsl"/> >> <map:transform >>src="context://stylesheets/xmlform/xmlform2html.xsl"/> >> <map:serialize type="html"/> >> </map:act> >> </map:match> >> >> <map:match pattern="amazon/search*"> >> >> <map:generate src="http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm{1}";> >> <!-- The WebSericeProxy generator takes 3 arguments: --> <!-- 1) The >URL of the >> targeted web service --> >> <!-- 2) The binding method: GET, POST, SOAP-RPC or >>SOAP-DOC --> >> <!-- 3) Optionally, name of the session to the remote >>service, which allows scoping and grouping between different sitemap sections. --> >> <map:parameter name="wsproxy-method" value="GET"/> >> <map:parameter name="wsproxy-session" >>value="myAmazonSession"/> >> </map:generate> >> >> <map:transform src="amazonform2html.xsl"/> >> <map:transform >>src="context://stylesheets/xmlform/xmlform2html.xsl"/> >> <map:serialize type="html"/> >> </map:act> >> </map:match> >> </map:pipeline> >> >> >>AmazonForm.xml: >>--------------- >> >><?xml version="1.0" ?> >><document xmlns:xf="http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/xmlform/2002";> >> <xf:form id="form-amazon" view="search" >>action="amazon/search?t=myAmazonId-02-20&l=st1&mode=books&p=102&o=1&f=xml"> >> <xf:caption>Amazon book search by keyword</xf:caption> >> <xf:textbox ref="search"> >> <xf:caption>Keywords</xf:caption> >> </xf:textbox> >> <xf:submit id="submit" class="button"> >> <xf:caption>Submit</xf:caption> >> </xf:submit> >> </xf:form> >></document> >> >> >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ Example II: >Even more >>interesting. >>Integration with an interactive web service - the Cocoon FeedBack Wizard. Notice >that it is >>actually simpler to integrate with an interactive service then a "single call" >based one, >>because WebServiceProxy supports sessions as well ! >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> <map:pipeline> >> <map:match pattern="RemoteWizard/*"> >> <map:generate >>src="http://remotehost:8080/cocoon/samples/xmlform/{1}";> >> <map:generate src="http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm{1}";> >> <map:parameter name="wsproxy-method" value="POST"/> <map:parameter >> name="wsproxy-session" >>value="myFeedbackWizardSession"/> >> </map:generate> >> <map:transform src="myNewStyle-wizard2html.xsl"/> >> <map:transform >>src="context://stylesheets/xmlform/xmlform2html.xsl"/> >> <map:serialize type="html"/> >> </map:act> >> </map:match> >> </map:pipeline> >> >> >> >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ End of file >>------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> >>-- >> >>-= Ivelin =- >> >> >>--------------------------------------------------------------------- To >unsubscribe, e-mail: >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > -- -= Ivelin =- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
