I was looking for examples of how to make my applications SOAP available. I
have a web app for people to set up their subscriptions to information
wires. But I would like them to be able to access this via their PDA using
SOAP.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
-- Regards
-- Robert
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004, Robert Simmons Jr. wrote:
I was looking for examples of how to make my applications SOAP available. I
have a web app for people to set up their subscriptions to information
wires. But I would like them to be able to access this via their PDA using
SOAP.
Can someone point me in
Unfortunately the example in that block consists of all of two files which
are so simplistic to not be useful. .
-- Robert
"Giacomo Pati" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 24 Oct 2004, Robert Simmons Jr. wrote:
>
>> I was looking for examples of how to make m
Hi Robert,
I think you can take advantage of SOAP logic sheets:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/SOAPLogicsheet
If you need something more sophisticated, you can also write your own
cocoon component. For a "quick and dirty" solution, it's possible to
create a Java class that sends a soap request via
An approach I have used, to SOAPafy my Cocoon actions is to work with
the SOAP Message format, not RPC, and then ignore the SOAP wrapper
tags. Let me explain by example:
I have a method which runs a database search based on a keyword passed
in by the user.
I define a simple XML wrapper for
