Hi all,
Here is my problem:
I want to use parameters in url's like
http://some-site/fedora/get/some-object/some-sdef/some-method?par=value
<http://some-site/fedora/get/some-object/some-sdef/some-method?par=value
>
to invoke services, through the CMA machinery, like
SaxonServlet?source=...&style=...&...&par=value
This means fiddling with WSDL (and maybe DSINPUTSPEC?) datastreams in
the Service Deployment involved.
In the WSDL, I will probably need something like
<http:operation
location="SaxonServlet?source=(DATA)&style=...&par=(PAR)"/>
But how do I tell that PAR is to be filled with the value of the
original request parameter par?
Are there any WSDL wizard around in this group?
Thanks,
Egbert Gramsbergen
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TU Delft (Library) - Digital Product Development
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
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