I can write an xslt that outputs text. What would the synapse.xml look like to make the response be non-xml (without soap envelope wrappers, but including the appropriate http headers like mime-types for the non-xml content)?
I think that I would prefer to write a synapse mediator that would set the servletresponse (non-xml response payload and http headers). Would something like that be possible? ~john On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 10:26 AM, Asankha C. Perera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > John > > > Can Synapse 1.1.1 return non-XML to an HTTP GET running in standalone > > (no servlet container) mode? How? > > > Yes, this should be possible - although I haven't tested this yet. An > easy way to do this would be to use an XSLT that outputs plan text. This > would be wrapped in a "text" element in the SOAP infoset payload/message > we would pass (i.e. if you log this "text" message you would see this) > and on the send, the payload should just go over HTTP > > > I am seeking to reduce the complexity of the environment (by not > > installing another servlet engine) and have a few "servlet" kinds of > > dynamic pages that I would like to serve from a synapse installation. > > > Let me know if you encounter any issues with this, and we can help you > achieve your desired objective > > asankha >
