>Or did you write your own generator for XML-RPC?
Well, we currently use Apache SOAP RPC and are trying to transition to
Apache Axis Web Services...if we don't make it to web services, we'll at
least use Axis's implementation of JAX-RPC. These calls are facilitated by
Java libraries creating th
Since I'm new to cocoon, this may be very easy, but I've read a great deal
of documentation and haven't run across it.
Without using XSP, how can I call on the generator to process xml that is
dynamically retrieved by my java class? Would this be an action?
Taking it a bit further:
Is there
Another note: I'm very new to cocoon. I felt that I should just mount a
sub sitemap in the cocoon deployment (as you stated previously):
And then deploy my webApp war file as context /bredex. This didn't really
work out for me and
Hello Andreas, I don't think I communicated what I want to do very
effectively.
If I set a new Context in tomcat, that just sets up an alias/file mapping
(no knowlege of my classes, jars, and other resources)...I want to deploy
multiple application WAR files (without cocoon.war/jars inside) and
Can someone point me to a document describing how to mount my own WebApps
(powered by cocoon). I want to deploy several, but not under the cocoon
heirarchy.
Thank you,
Kevin Ross
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Please check that your question has not
eters in the request or another transformation? Does this
configurability already exist to make dynamic calls to service clients
(such as the one Axis may provide)?
If not, who else thinks this would be useful?
Any thoughts or comments are welcome...
K
