2005/6/8, Geert Josten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > If that SoapServer is used for [4], than it is actually not a Server but a > Client. I am using > StreamGenerator to receive SOAP messages and use CIncludeTransformer to > translate them to (more or > less) internal calls on uri's with request params etc. The result is simply > wrapped in a response > envelop. Worked okay for me.. ;-)
I know it's possible. I made it manually too and for one or two webservices it would be OK. But one of the main purposes of my application is make webservices intergration easier so I don't want to write custom things for every service I integrate, all the more so as all the information is available for automated processing in WSDL and WSDD files. For example I realized that the code in the sample on the wiki was wrong, but I realized it only when the client stub generated from the WSDL file didn't work because the response message didn't match its description. So of course I can just find out what's wrong with the response message and correct my code but it's just formatting ! I mean for every new service I'd have to fine-tune the code manually which is very error-prone. And that's precisely why I want to use everything at my disposal to focus on what really matters. And SoapServerImpl component seems to be a potential answer to my problem, which is why I'm looking for examples of use, especially with flowscript instead of the "old" XSP... -- Sebastien ARBOGAST --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
