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Shashi Anand
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Date: Monday, May 20,
2002 10:55:38
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Subject: Problem with
custom serializer
Hi all Hope no-one minds me sending all this
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choice.
SOAP will be useful to expose individual methods as SOAP calls.
Shashi Anand
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Date: Tuesday, May 14,
2002 17:50:37
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Subject: RE: SOAP
Hi,
What could be SOAP applications in real world ?
In other words how to decide whether SOAP could be solution to some
scenarios.
Thanks
Shashi Anand
Which would be a better approach using JAXM or using the SOAP APIs as shown below ?
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-Original Message-From: Ashutosh Arora
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Does somebody have
any idea on how to form the SOAP message using API.
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I think by default SOAP does not enbles validation while creating parser.
check out MessageRouterServlet, RPCRouterServlet, XMLParserUtils...
+Shashi Anand
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You
should write a provider for this purpose...
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-Original Message-From: Krishnakanth Rao
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yes
you can use extractCallFromEnvelope in RPCRouter
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-Original Message-From: Krishnakanth Rao
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have a look at code in org.apache.soap.server.http.MessageRouterServlet or
RPCRouterServlet
This code handles the soap envelope and performs the RPC and message
routing.
On same lines you can write your own provider and do whatever with the
message...
+Shashi Anand
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Probably you can use the basic steps as in MessageRouter for SOAP.
+Shashi Anand
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8Infogain India
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-Original Message-
From: Steve Pannier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent
You
probably should use SOAP messaging for this purpose.
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-Original Message-From: Madan, Kapil
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depends if you just have few of requests operations you can use RPC
otherwise otherwise you can use messaging for finer control on dynamically
invoking operations, this will need more effort...
shashi anand
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From: Sandeep Heer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday
you are using a template provider shipped as an example of writting
providers.
these messages are for informationaly purpose and you can change the code of
TemplateProvider.
shashi anand
-Original Message-
From: Ira Waxberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 2:14
Title: Can we run a SOAP server without any Web Server?
i
think yes, soap is not limited to http you can use mail server or some other
protocol too.
-Original Message-From: Chouthri Palanisamy
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Title: Do I need a serializer ?
Apache
comes with serializer/de-serializer for Javabean and other datatypes so if
you pass and receive whihc is not one of such datatypes then you do not need
your custom one.
Shashi
Anand
-Original Message-From: Jamie Tsao
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I do not there is any way to do that. Only defauly constructor is used to
consruct the object.
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Subject: RE:pass arguments to the constructor of SOAP service
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