munesh wrote:
Hi,
Can someone guide me how i can Serialize java.util.Properties and send
across the wire over SOAP.
Maybe this is naive... why can't you send the .properties file?
Bill de hÓra
Sharmin Choksey [comcast] wrote:
In reference to the message posted, I am specifically interested in
knowing if there has been any development done in addressing the issue
around parsing of the XML payload sent in the SOAP body by the AXIS
runtime. I see a design issue here with respect to
Brain, Jim wrote:
Reason: XPP is tuned for SOAP and structured XML work, where the whitespace
and CRLF marks can be assumed to be there for prettiness only, and have no
code value.
So XPP isn't a compliant XML parser?
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entities, etc.). These generally aren't used for data-oriented XML, and
I think they're actually forbidden by SOAP.
XPP hs no business calling itself an XML anything if it doesn't
square with XML 1.0. If it wants to be a SOAP processor, it should
be renamed.
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with SOAP; that's fine. I do care that they muddy the waters between
SOAP and XML 1.0 processors, that's not fine.
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, but don't call it an XML
parser/processor.
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one client
(and maybe even then things will be unsound). They might be helpful
for auditing purposes. You could use a logical clock, if that was
agreed on beforehand (logical clock semantics for multiple writers
are well understood).
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an antipattern at best.
(As an aside, not using a finegrained approach is no evidence of
'not thinking enough'- far from it)
Bill de hÓra
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and webservices
stacks have a lot in common - the main differentiator being that
FIPA AA has a content model for payloads.
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review Isolates (JSR 121) to see if your use case(s)
are covered - Isolates will part of JDK 1.5.
http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=121
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