Providing rpc/encoded jax-ws webservice

[Michael Rohleder <mi...@qaware.de>]

Hi,
does anybody have a solution for providing a rpc-encoded jax-ws webservice
for backward compatibility and for giving clients time to migrate to a new
document-literal webservice?

I think xml transformation (rpc-encoded <-> document-literal) could be
possible, like this:
http://www.cafebabe.me/2007/03/migrating-smoothly-from-rpcencoded-to.html
It detects the incoming rpc/encoded requests and transform them to the new
structure. Unfortunately this is not a generic transformation solution, the
xsl is implemented for a specific service...perhaps anyone have a idea for
generic way?

Are there other solutions (generators, handlers, ...)?

Thanks.



Michael.

Re: Providing rpc/encoded jax-ws webservice

[Glen Mazza <gl...@gmail.com>]

I don't have an example, but maybe the JAX-WS Provider interface could help
you, much like the JAX-WS Dispatch interface[1] can handle RPC/encoded from
the SOAP client side.  Although, in your shoes, I would probably just stay
with Axis 1.x so long as you need to maintain this service.

Glen

[1] http://www.jroller.com/gmazza/entry/calling_rpc_encoded_web_services


Michael Rohleder-2 wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> does anybody have a solution for providing a rpc-encoded jax-ws webservice
> for backward compatibility and for giving clients time to migrate to a new
> document-literal webservice?
> 
> I think xml transformation (rpc-encoded <-> document-literal) could be
> possible, like this:
> http://www.cafebabe.me/2007/03/migrating-smoothly-from-rpcencoded-to.html
> It detects the incoming rpc/encoded requests and transform them to the new
> structure. Unfortunately this is not a generic transformation solution,
> the
> xsl is implemented for a specific service...perhaps anyone have a idea for
> generic way?
> 
> Are there other solutions (generators, handlers, ...)?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Michael.
> 

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