Andreas,
Having taken a closer look at what's involved in using Axis, I'm coming
back to the idea of just using a cocoon pipeline, as you suggest below.
I'd be grateful if you have any further sample code you could share with me.
regards
David
Andreas Kuehne wrote:
... as far as I
Hi Alexander,
I didn't get your solution right, I guess ... as far as I understand Davids use
case he will get a soap request, want's to fiddle out some parameters and
return a report wrapped as a soap response. This fits into these sparse lines
of sitemap :
map:generate
On 28.09.2009, at 09:50, Andreas Kuehne wrote:
Hi Alexander,
I didn't get your solution right, I guess ... as far as I understand
Davids use case he will get a soap request, want's to fiddle out
some parameters and return a report wrapped as a soap response. This
fits into these sparse
Thanks for both your suggestions; Andreas' idea was what I was looking
for - a way to create a pipeline in Cocoon that takes a SOAP request as
an input XML document, and performs various transformations so as to
turn that into as SOAP response XML document. Yes, I can see now how it
could be
On 24.09.2009, at 17:56, David Beasley wrote:
Can anyone help me with using the Axis-based Cocoon SOAP server?
I want to be able to deliver an XML-formatted report in response to
a SOAP request. I've written a pipeline that produces the report.
Cocoon will handle SOAP requests ok, but only
Can anyone help me with using the Axis-based Cocoon SOAP server?
I want to be able to deliver an XML-formatted report in response to a
SOAP request. I've written a pipeline that produces the report. Cocoon
will handle SOAP requests ok, but only as a Reader service (not a
Generator or
