Hi,

[Martin Mulder <ma...@dia.groningen.nl>]

Hi,

At the moment, I have a http consumer which accepts an XML message and
a http provider which uses the data from XML to call an URL.


Example:

I send an XML message
"<question><id>1111</id><data>true</data></question>" to the consumer
the provider calls "http://testservice.local/get.jsp?id=1111&data=true

I get some XML data back from the testservice.

My idea was to change the http consumer to a SOAP consumer with an
simple SOAP service with WSDL.
What whould be the easyest way to do this?


Martin

Re: Hi,

[Gert Vanthienen <ge...@skynet.be>]

Martin,


You should be able to replace your <http:consumer/> with an 
<http:soap-consumer/>.  The second one allows you to specify a WSDL to 
be used.


Regards,

Gert Vanthienen
http://www.anova.be

Martin Mulder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At the moment, I have a http consumer which accepts an XML message and
> a http provider which uses the data from XML to call an URL.
>
>
> Example:
>
> I send an XML message
> "<question><id>1111</id><data>true</data></question>" to the consumer
> the provider calls "http://testservice.local/get.jsp?id=1111&data=true
>
> I get some XML data back from the testservice.
>
> My idea was to change the http consumer to a SOAP consumer with an
> simple SOAP service with WSDL.
> What whould be the easyest way to do this?
>
>
> Martin
>
>
>