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Posted to soap-dev@xml.apache.org by Erik Dasque <ed...@silverstream.com> on 2001/06/06 19:08:53 UTC
[ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
Hi,
I thought you might be interested in the following product release announce
:
--
[ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
SilverStream unveiled on June 4th a beta-release of its JBroker Web product,
a complete XML RPC/SOAP environment :
jBroker® Web is a complete XML RPC environment for building, running, and
invoking Web services using Java:
* Supports writing Web service interface using WSDL as well as Java
* Complete set of compilers to convert WSDL to Java and vice versa and for
generating client and server XML RPC glue (stubs and skeletons) code
* High-performance and scalable SOAP 1.1 runtime over HTTP transport
* Extensive support for producing XML from Java objects and vice versa.
* Leveraged by SilverStream eXtend workbench to create Web services from a
Java class or an EJB (also includes a UDDI browser and local registry as
well an a WSDL editor)
Both jBroker and SilverStream eXtend workbench betas can be downloaded now
at :
http://extend.silverstream.com/workbench/app/jsp/jbrokerweb.jsp (JBroker
Web)
http://extend.silverstream.com/workbench/app/jsp/about.jsp (SilverStream
eXtend workbench).
jBroker Web has an extensive set of features:
* Compilers
WSDL to Java compiler
Java RMI to SOAP compiler
Java RMI to WSDL compiler
* XML RPC runtime
Portable stubs and skeletons
Supports pluggable XML protocols, encodings and transports
SOAP 1.1
Encodings - SOAP, Literal
Transports - HTTP, HTTPS
Plugs in to any J2EE compatible server
* JNDI support for looking up Web services
* Dynamic Proxy support
* Security support
Basic and Digest Authentication
HTTP/SSL support
* XML/Java Type Mapping (including basic types, most java.lang and java.math
types, Date, Remote, Map, Set, List, arrays and Elements)
* Custom types
* Easy-to-use stream-based serialization
High Performance and Scalability
jBroker Web has a very low footprint and high performance runtime with a
very flexible architecture. Initial tests have shown Web services written
using jBroker Web and deployed on a commercial J2EE application server to be
able to handle over 500 requests per second
Sincerely,
Erik Dasque
Product Manager
SilverStream eBusiness Solutions
2 Federal Street
Billerica, Massachusetts, 01821, USA
Phone: (978) 262-3316
Fax: (978) 262-3499
e-mail: erik@silverstream.com
CData Response payload
Posted by Naggi Rao <na...@softhome.net>.
Hi ,
we are sending some text (html) data as a response from my web service,
which offcourse is embedded in CDATA, but strangely its loosing all the
Carriage return and line feed information.
Is it the XML parser (at the recieving end) messing up or has it got
anything to do with SOAP ?
I am pretty sure there is nothing to do with SOAP..but I would appreciate
any inputs which might help me.
Cheers,
Naggi
RE: [ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
Posted by Erik Dasque <ed...@silverstream.com>.
Anthony, all
I sent the email to the soap-dev mailing list because I thought that its
members may indeed be very interested, not so much in the product maybe, but
in the approach we have taken to the soap/java issue, leveraging the RMI
programming model. I believe it might also be an interop test opportunity
also. jBroker Web has been tested on Apache and work very well and seems to
be very very fast (500 messages/seconds on a basic 1cpu dev box). Also, I
thought that the list members would be interested in the wizards we provide.
I might be totally wrong and if so do appologize for that but I believe the
list remains always curious about initiatives in the Java/SOAP space and it
is a great opportunity to see what we believe is a unique approach so far
(and very close to what JSR101 is working on). I have clearly not sent that
email to get customers from the list for this beta release nor the final
release.
Again, if I am wrong, I humbly apologize, my goals being as far from spam
marketing as any member of this list.
Ed.
-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Holland [mailto:anthony@zenaptix.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 4:05 AM
To: soap-dev@xml.apache.org
Subject: RE: [ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP
environment]
Dear Erik Dasque
I may indeed be interested, but I am interested in something else also.
Where did you get my email address? And was the below email in fact from
you?
I have recieved a couple of other renegade emails addressed to what apears
to
be the apache soap interest group. I am sure that anyone doing business in
the
software world knows that spam amounts to negative exposure. That said, if
you
have my address legitimately, I have no problem with this email since it is
actually of interest...
Yours,
Anthony Holland
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Erik Dasque [mailto:edasque@silverstream.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 7:09 PM
> To: Erik Dasque
> Subject: [ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I thought you might be interested in the following product release
announce
> :
>
> --
> [ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
>
> SilverStream unveiled on June 4th a beta-release of its JBroker Web
product,
> a complete XML RPC/SOAP environment :
>
> jBroker® Web is a complete XML RPC environment for building, running, and
> invoking Web services using Java:
>
> * Supports writing Web service interface using WSDL as well as Java
> * Complete set of compilers to convert WSDL to Java and vice versa and for
> generating client and server XML RPC glue (stubs and skeletons) code
> * High-performance and scalable SOAP 1.1 runtime over HTTP transport
> * Extensive support for producing XML from Java objects and vice versa.
> * Leveraged by SilverStream eXtend workbench to create Web services from a
> Java class or an EJB (also includes a UDDI browser and local registry as
> well an a WSDL editor)
>
> Both jBroker and SilverStream eXtend workbench betas can be downloaded now
> at :
> http://extend.silverstream.com/workbench/app/jsp/jbrokerweb.jsp (JBroker
> Web)
> http://extend.silverstream.com/workbench/app/jsp/about.jsp (SilverStream
> eXtend workbench).
>
> jBroker Web has an extensive set of features:
>
> * Compilers
> WSDL to Java compiler
> Java RMI to SOAP compiler
> Java RMI to WSDL compiler
> * XML RPC runtime
> Portable stubs and skeletons
> Supports pluggable XML protocols, encodings and transports
> SOAP 1.1
> Encodings - SOAP, Literal
> Transports - HTTP, HTTPS
> Plugs in to any J2EE compatible server
> * JNDI support for looking up Web services
> * Dynamic Proxy support
> * Security support
> Basic and Digest Authentication
> HTTP/SSL support
> * XML/Java Type Mapping (including basic types, most java.lang and
java.math
> types, Date, Remote, Map, Set, List, arrays and Elements)
> * Custom types
> * Easy-to-use stream-based serialization
>
> High Performance and Scalability
>
> jBroker Web has a very low footprint and high performance runtime with a
> very flexible architecture. Initial tests have shown Web services written
> using jBroker Web and deployed on a commercial J2EE application server to
be
> able to handle over 500 requests per second
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Erik Dasque
> Product Manager
> SilverStream eBusiness Solutions
> 2 Federal Street
> Billerica, Massachusetts, 01821, USA
> Phone: (978) 262-3316
> Fax: (978) 262-3499
> e-mail: erik@silverstream.com
>
>
RE: [ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
Posted by Anthony Holland <an...@zenaptix.com>.
Dear Erik Dasque
I may indeed be interested, but I am interested in something else also.
Where did you get my email address? And was the below email in fact from you?
I have recieved a couple of other renegade emails addressed to what apears to
be the apache soap interest group. I am sure that anyone doing business in the
software world knows that spam amounts to negative exposure. That said, if you
have my address legitimately, I have no problem with this email since it is
actually of interest...
Yours,
Anthony Holland
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Erik Dasque [mailto:edasque@silverstream.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 7:09 PM
> To: Erik Dasque
> Subject: [ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I thought you might be interested in the following product release announce
> :
>
> --
> [ANN: SilverStream releases complete XML RPC/SOAP environment]
>
> SilverStream unveiled on June 4th a beta-release of its JBroker Web product,
> a complete XML RPC/SOAP environment :
>
> jBroker® Web is a complete XML RPC environment for building, running, and
> invoking Web services using Java:
>
> * Supports writing Web service interface using WSDL as well as Java
> * Complete set of compilers to convert WSDL to Java and vice versa and for
> generating client and server XML RPC glue (stubs and skeletons) code
> * High-performance and scalable SOAP 1.1 runtime over HTTP transport
> * Extensive support for producing XML from Java objects and vice versa.
> * Leveraged by SilverStream eXtend workbench to create Web services from a
> Java class or an EJB (also includes a UDDI browser and local registry as
> well an a WSDL editor)
>
> Both jBroker and SilverStream eXtend workbench betas can be downloaded now
> at :
> http://extend.silverstream.com/workbench/app/jsp/jbrokerweb.jsp (JBroker
> Web)
> http://extend.silverstream.com/workbench/app/jsp/about.jsp (SilverStream
> eXtend workbench).
>
> jBroker Web has an extensive set of features:
>
> * Compilers
> WSDL to Java compiler
> Java RMI to SOAP compiler
> Java RMI to WSDL compiler
> * XML RPC runtime
> Portable stubs and skeletons
> Supports pluggable XML protocols, encodings and transports
> SOAP 1.1
> Encodings - SOAP, Literal
> Transports - HTTP, HTTPS
> Plugs in to any J2EE compatible server
> * JNDI support for looking up Web services
> * Dynamic Proxy support
> * Security support
> Basic and Digest Authentication
> HTTP/SSL support
> * XML/Java Type Mapping (including basic types, most java.lang and java.math
> types, Date, Remote, Map, Set, List, arrays and Elements)
> * Custom types
> * Easy-to-use stream-based serialization
>
> High Performance and Scalability
>
> jBroker Web has a very low footprint and high performance runtime with a
> very flexible architecture. Initial tests have shown Web services written
> using jBroker Web and deployed on a commercial J2EE application server to be
> able to handle over 500 requests per second
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Erik Dasque
> Product Manager
> SilverStream eBusiness Solutions
> 2 Federal Street
> Billerica, Massachusetts, 01821, USA
> Phone: (978) 262-3316
> Fax: (978) 262-3499
> e-mail: erik@silverstream.com
>
>