Hi folks,
does anyone has experience with web service security in cocoon served
web services ?
I love to build my webservices with cocoon because of the easy of XML
processing and delivery. But when it comes to webservice security I do
miss some integration of e.g. the wss4j as a transformer
Hello,
We have a Cocoon application that has been accessing a web service to
get some data.
It uses your basic
map:generate src=http://remotehost/blah/blah; /
It's all worked fine in development, but now in QA and production, the
web service will be accessible only via https through
accessing a web service to
get some data.
It uses your basic
map:generate src=http://remotehost/blah/blah; /
It's all worked fine in development, but now in QA and production, the
web service will be accessible only via https through a reverse-proxy
server.
So when Cocoon tries to connect to the web
Lars,
If the web service uses basic authentication you can embed the user name
and password in the URL, for example:
map:generate src=https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah /
Cheers,
Antony
Lars Huttar wrote:
Hello,
We have a Cocoon application that has been accessing a web service
the generated keys are, so that Cocoon knows
to send them?
Lars
Lars Huttar wrote:
Hello,
We have a Cocoon application that has been accessing a web service to
get some data.
It uses your basic
map:generate src=http://remotehost/blah/blah; /
It's all worked fine in development, but now in QA
Hi!
Is it possible to binding Web Service for Cform, I think it will
convinent to develop closs web app.
Best Regards
johnson
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Hi Chris
I've used this method before, But the code is different from the binding
method, So If you have two data source, one is database, the other is
web service, you must change your code.
If use binding, you just need to change the binding, don't need any
other code.
Best Regards
, Stuttgart, Karlsruhe, Düsseldorf
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Hi Chris
I've used this method before, But the code is different from
Service
Hello Bertrand,
I want to do the same thing with Cocoon but I have the same problem with
finding documentation. How did you solve the problem with the web service
integration?
Cheers,
Pete
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Title: Simple question on Cocoon and Web Service
Hi again,
I know there is a way to use Cocoon as a SOAP client to invoke a web service, but what about implementing a web service with Cocoon ? Is it out of the scope of Cocoon ?
Thank you.
As Java implies platform independence, and
XML
Hi Bertrand,
you may have a look at the wiki-page:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/WebServiceServer
On Friday 20 January 2006 09:20, Goetzmann Bertrand wrote:
Hi again,
I know there is a way to use Cocoon as a SOAP client to invoke a web
service, but what about implementing a web service
Very interesting ! Thank you a lot.
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Hi Bertrand,
you may have a look at the wiki-page:
http
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Subject: Re: Simple question on Cocoon and Web Service
Hi Bertrand,
you may have a look at the wiki-page:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/WebServiceServer
On Friday 20 January 2006 09:20, Goetzmann Bertrand wrote:
Hi again,
I know there is a way to use Cocoon as a SOAP client to invoke
that
correctly handled the initial Set-Cookie of the requested
Web-Service-Server.
1) The solution for the MSIE is, that you have initially request a
HTML page
(to accept the Set-Cookie of the Coocon application) and then go on
with any
WebServiceProxyGenerators.
2) Anyway I learned a lot about Java
(damn reply button, sorry for the noise)
Hi Raffaele,
...1) The solution for the MSIE is, that you have initially request a
HTML page
(to accept the Set-Cookie of the Coocon application) and then go on
with any
WebServiceProxyGenerators...
This is awful...but thanks very much for the
to make the Web
Service Proxy
Generator remember a session with an invoked system?..
The Set-Cookie: directive of the invoked Web-Service-Server is ignored
by
Web Service Proxy Generator. Is there any HTTP header information that
the
Web Service Proxy Generator would remember for an invoked URL
Hi Raffaele,
Le 31 oct. 05, à 07:48, Merico Raffaele a écrit :
...Does anybody knows if there is any possibility to make the Web
Service Proxy
Generator remember a session with an invoked system?..
The Set-Cookie: directive of the invoked Web-Service-Server is ignored
by
Web Service Proxy
knows if there is any possibility to make the Web
Service Proxy
Generator remember a session with an invoked system?..
The Set-Cookie: directive of the invoked Web-Service-Server is ignored
by
Web Service Proxy Generator. Is there any HTTP header information that
the
Web Service
, then I think it is an invitation for you
to improve it yourself and give us a patch.
Regards,
Upayavira
...Does anybody knows if there is any possibility to make the Web
Service Proxy
Generator remember a session with an invoked system?..
The Set-Cookie: directive of the invoked Web-Service-Server
Le 31 oct. 05, à 11:24, Upayavira a écrit :
Merico Raffaele wrote:
Ciao Bertrand
Thanks a lot for the inspection of the source code and your
suggestion how
to fix the problem. How do we proceed now - does anybody of the
developers
will improve the WebServiceProxyGenerator according to your
Dear community
Does anybody knows if there is any possibility to make the Web Service Proxy
Generator remember a session with an invoked system?
The Set-Cookie: directive of the invoked Web-Service-Server is ignored by
Web Service Proxy Generator. Is there any HTTP header information
Has anyone implemented a Paypal web services access in Cocoon. I am
about to embark on creating my first web services client and would not
want to re-invent the wheel. Since it is my first implementation of such
a client, any hints or advice regarding the web services in flowscript
is welcome.
/
/map:match
It's simple.
But I want to create web service, that should use that xsp file (to retrieve
xml data)
How can I solve this problem?
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Hi all!I have a some xsp file, that connects to DB and returns xml with some data.In sitemap.xmap I described it like this:type="serverpages"/It's simple.But I want to create web service, that should use that xsp file (to retrievexml data)How can I solve this probl
Title: problem with calling a web service with soap
Hi all,
i have a problem in calling a web service with cocoon and soap. i want
to sent an xml-file, which is saved on my local harddisk, via soap
request to a web service. The web service function well..
How can i do this? i can't find
Hello
I'm trying to use the SOAP logicsheet
I don't find documentation about it other than the sample.
I'm trying to derive a test from the following sample
http://...mycocoon.../samples/blocks/xsp/soap/temperature
which is based on the following xsp
xsp:page
language=java
Hello
Some more info
The following soap request work well outside cocoon, but all my attempt
to map that request in the soap logicsheet fails
SOAP-ENV:Envelope
xmlns:SOAP-ENV=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/;
xmlns:SOAP-ENC=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/;
Hello Joerg! Thank you for your input.
1. I've been playing around a little with Woody. From my short usage
experience, it looks very promising for form management. My
business logic
is implemented in EJB. Is there some load/save binding framework for EJB
available? Also, I have
On 18.03.2004 13:55, Ulf Sahlin wrote:
map:match pattern=*.service
map:read type=soap-rpc mime-type=text/xml/
map:generate src=generator.xsp
map:parameter name=myparam
value={axis.getParameter('/soap:Envelope/soap:Body/myparam')}/
If you store this XML structure somewhere the XModuleSource
it isn't actually
serving them. As the hello-world samples also state there is some REST-style
web service example available (meaning, just serialize the XML) but I'd like
to go all the way with the SOAP-compatibility.
Cheers,
Ulf Sahlin
On 17.02.2004 19:05, Ulf Sahlin wrote:
1. I've been playing around a little with Woody. From my short usage
experience, it looks very promising for form management. My business logic
is implemented in EJB. Is there some load/save binding framework for EJB
available? Also, I have implemented an
Hi everyone!
First let me thank the Cocoon development team for an outstanding publishing
framework. Next, I have two questions; one concerning Woody and the other
SOAP/Axis. I'm using Cocoon 2.1.3 as for now.
1. I've been playing around a little with Woody. From my short usage
experience, it
Dear all,
sorry for pasting this to the Cocoon group but I really
enjoy the traffic and expertise here !
I am using Cocoon and Axis. I recently did deploy a
webservice on Axis/Tomcat.
Now a friend asked me to write an asp client to access
the Axis jws via asp and SOAP.
I really appreciate
Dear all,
sorry for pasting this to the Cocoon group but I really
enjoy the traffic and expertise here !
I am using Cocoon and Axis. I recently did deploy a
webservice on Axis/Tomcat.
Now a friend asked me to write an asp client to access
the Axis jws via asp and SOAP.
I really appreciate
I´ve followed this example to make an xml web service. It functions fine,
but when I want to make my own client with xmlHTTP and javascript on windows
xp, I cant connect to the service
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/ws/2003/03/18/cocoon.html
This is my client.
html
head
script languaje=javascript
The ones that are interested in the article. You only have to copy
cocoon-soap.war in webapps an create a table in mysql with the demo.sql
script.
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