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Send data from servlet to servlet
I have two web applications running on two domains. I need to send
data(large amount of xml string) from servlet in one application to servlet
in another application. I can't use parameter in request since the amount
of data is large. I can't use request.setAttribute() since attributes will
be lost during redirect to a dirrefent domain.
How should I send this large amount of String data? Thanks for any help.
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Re: Send data from servlet to servlet
Posted by Ted Husted <hu...@apache.org>.
If one is just requesting XML from the the other, you can just send the
XML as the response and let the receiving servlet parse it. The Commons
Digester is particular good at turning XML into a JavaBean (and vice
versa). There's a RSS package that does this for the Rich Site Summary
format.
-Ted.
jwang13@mmm.com wrote:
> I have two web applications running on two domains. I need to send
> data(large amount of xml string) from servlet in one application to servlet
> in another application. I can't use parameter in request since the amount
> of data is large. I can't use request.setAttribute() since attributes will
> be lost during redirect to a dirrefent domain.
>
> How should I send this large amount of String data? Thanks for any help.
>
>
>
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Re: Send data from servlet to servlet
Posted by John Yu <jo...@scioworks.com>.
Another option is to use SOAP.
You can plug Apache SOAP (http://xml.apache.org/soap/index.html) as a
servlet into the servlet container (the receiving end).
At 05:12 am 05-09-2002, you wrote:
>I have two web applications running on two domains. I need to send
>data(large amount of xml string) from servlet in one application to servlet
>in another application. I can't use parameter in request since the amount
>of data is large. I can't use request.setAttribute() since attributes will
>be lost during redirect to a dirrefent domain.
>
>How should I send this large amount of String data? Thanks for any help.
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