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Posted to fx-dev@ws.apache.org by Dan Tenenbaum <dt...@systemsbiology.net> on 2006/12/02 00:02:41 UTC
documentation and client requirements
Hello,
Where is the documentation for the addressing package on ws.apache.org?
Also, do clients of web addressing services need to do anything
differently than they normally would in order to be able to use stateful
endpoints?
I am building some web services and one of the important requirements is
that it be possible for other people to be able to develop clients in a
variety of languages (including but not limited to java, ruby, perl, C#,
R and Matlab) with a minimum of effort. That is to say, if a language
has an easy way to read a WSDL and make calls against it, that should be
all the client developer needs to do. If they need to do more in order
to support stateful endpoints, then I cannot use this solution.
More generally, since (according to my understanding, please correct me
if I'm wrong) neither the soap 1.1 nor 1.2 spec say anything about
session management, there is no way to support it without doing
something on both the client and server end that is outside the soap
spec. Is this a correct assertion?
Thanks in advance for your answers....
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