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Posted to soap-dev@xml.apache.org by vinay <vi...@mahindrabt.com> on 1999/06/24 06:17:50 UTC
Re: SOAP, Apache, JRun, Cocoon
Yaa , i think this would be possible ...
which is essentially ...
Client --- Modified Soap Server --- [Processs the Soap Request]
---Intermediate Servlet -- Cocoon -- Client ....
The problem i feel here is tht the cocoon will come into picture after the
soap request has been proccessed by the Intermediatary Servlet which can
understand Soap Response (validate it with the soap response against the soap
request that the Modified SoapServer recieved) and try to send a text/xml
response to the Client with the inputs from the Soap Response.
Thus the Cocoon servlet will be invoked and will be acted upon ...
Does this kinda of elements in the entire story suffice or do we need to build
some
more elements to bring cocoon into soap ...
Where do we write the XSl and has that goto to be generated dynamically or
otherwise .????
cheers
V i n a y
Octavio Martinez Davalos wrote:
> Hello
>
> I've successfully installed JRun Servlet on Apache and added SOAP & Cocoon
> as JRun servlets. What I'm trying to do is to generate SOAP requests
> (don't know how), deploy SOAP services (I saw the page but don't know
> where they are stored and processed) and forward the request to a certain
> servlet. The results (XML-based) will be taken by Cocoon and transmitted
> back to the client. Is this scenario possible? I'm concerned about the
> client-server communication via SOAP, how should I start?
>
> Thank you
>
> Octavio Martinez
Re: SOAP, Apache, JRun, Cocoon
Posted by Bruce Lowenthal <br...@oracle.com>.
Vinay:
Your clock is wrong. People who sort Email by date may
not see your notes..
Bruce
Subject: Re: SOAP, Apache, JRun, Cocoon
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 09:47:50 +0530
From: vinay <vi...@mahindrabt.com>
Reply-To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
vinay wrote:
> Yaa , i think this would be possible ...
> which is essentially ...
> Client --- Modified Soap Server --- [Processs the Soap Request]
> ---Intermediate Servlet -- Cocoon -- Client ....
> The problem i feel here is tht the cocoon will come into picture after the
> soap request has been proccessed by the Intermediatary Servlet which can
> understand Soap Response (validate it with the soap response against the soap
> request that the Modified SoapServer recieved) and try to send a text/xml
> response to the Client with the inputs from the Soap Response.
> Thus the Cocoon servlet will be invoked and will be acted upon ...
> Does this kinda of elements in the entire story suffice or do we need to build
> some
> more elements to bring cocoon into soap ...
> Where do we write the XSl and has that goto to be generated dynamically or
> otherwise .????
>
> cheers
> V i n a y
>
> Octavio Martinez Davalos wrote:
>
> > Hello
> >
> > I've successfully installed JRun Servlet on Apache and added SOAP & Cocoon
> > as JRun servlets. What I'm trying to do is to generate SOAP requests
> > (don't know how), deploy SOAP services (I saw the page but don't know
> > where they are stored and processed) and forward the request to a certain
> > servlet. The results (XML-based) will be taken by Cocoon and transmitted
> > back to the client. Is this scenario possible? I'm concerned about the
> > client-server communication via SOAP, how should I start?
> >
> > Thank you
> >
> > Octavio Martinez
Re: SOAP, Apache, JRun, Cocoon
Posted by Bruce Lowenthal <br...@oracle.com>.
Vinay:
Your clock is wrong. People who sort Email by date may
not see your notes..
Bruce
Subject: Re: SOAP, Apache, JRun, Cocoon
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 09:47:50 +0530
From: vinay <vi...@mahindrabt.com>
Reply-To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
vinay wrote:
> Yaa , i think this would be possible ...
> which is essentially ...
> Client --- Modified Soap Server --- [Processs the Soap Request]
> ---Intermediate Servlet -- Cocoon -- Client ....
> The problem i feel here is tht the cocoon will come into picture after the
> soap request has been proccessed by the Intermediatary Servlet which can
> understand Soap Response (validate it with the soap response against the soap
> request that the Modified SoapServer recieved) and try to send a text/xml
> response to the Client with the inputs from the Soap Response.
> Thus the Cocoon servlet will be invoked and will be acted upon ...
> Does this kinda of elements in the entire story suffice or do we need to build
> some
> more elements to bring cocoon into soap ...
> Where do we write the XSl and has that goto to be generated dynamically or
> otherwise .????
>
> cheers
> V i n a y
>
> Octavio Martinez Davalos wrote:
>
> > Hello
> >
> > I've successfully installed JRun Servlet on Apache and added SOAP & Cocoon
> > as JRun servlets. What I'm trying to do is to generate SOAP requests
> > (don't know how), deploy SOAP services (I saw the page but don't know
> > where they are stored and processed) and forward the request to a certain
> > servlet. The results (XML-based) will be taken by Cocoon and transmitted
> > back to the client. Is this scenario possible? I'm concerned about the
> > client-server communication via SOAP, how should I start?
> >
> > Thank you
> >
> > Octavio Martinez