Re: SOAP Message receiving
From: Berlin Brown (bigbinc097_DONT_SPAM_at_comcast.net)
Date: 01/30/04
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Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 13:03:05 -0500
Sean Clarke wrote:
> Hi,
> I am implementing a server that processes data supplied from clients
> using SOAP (RPC) and am not sure on the best way to implement the server.
>
> I am using JBoss/Tomcat and so was planning to use a JAXMServlet to act as
> the listener etc. however unless i am really stupid (which it could
> be :-) ) I can't find an implementation of JAXMServlet etc.
>
> My first preference was Axis (as one of the clients are using it - the other
> is X++/gSOAP based), but I could not find JAXM, but the documentation does
> mention JAXM->SAAJ - alas I cannot find any classes in SAAJ that do what I
> want - ie sit as a server and receive client requests.
>
> I downloaded SUNS WSDP and couldn't see the JAXMServlet in the docs.
>
> What would be the best solution for this problem? as typical in Java there
> are many possibilities, as mentioned my preference is Axis. One of the
> other teams had used a completely separate web service, connecting to an
> Axis web service etc. that just sounds overkill and complicated.. in
> essence I just need something that sits there, receives a message and
> passes it on to some cleverer classes... The main business logic here is
> processing the data, SOAP is purely a method of transferring the data (ie
> it is not a dedicated SOAP message processor, it does lots of other
> things).
>
> I even though of using a normal servlet and building my functionality in
> that...
>
> Any suggestions?
>
I want to throw another question out there, are there any sites out
there that show how to talk from one SOAP server to another. For
example if you have ASP.NET soap talking to tomcat soap or jboss axis.
I know I could use out.println() and just encode my own soap, but I know
the java SOAP/AXIS APIs are supposed to make things easier.
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