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From: Christophe B. <dz...@ho...> - 2002-05-14 06:02:43
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Hi Riann, Sorry for the late reply, busy here aswell..., Your approach is correct, you shpuld send back the requested information as included in the SOAP message. As I said, I will have some code soon, which you will be able to use to send the SOAP messages. You will be able to see what is requested and act upon the request. Last week I spend some time to write a parser, which interprets XML schemas. After defining, the SOAP XML schemas. I will use this code to build the SOAP message body automaticly! It will include the tags, namespace definitions etc... The actual values, will still have to be provided manually. The new source is called wpXSDEngine and wpSOAPapi (available soon). I also defined a new class called wpXSDobj, which contains the actual information. It's using recursive methods to "walk trough" the XSD file. I had a fun time coding this, as it can get very challenging to write recursive code :-) BTW, I am surprissed the other developers are very quiet. I hope it's not lack of direction from my side. I hope you can all understand that the concept is not fully developed and need exploration from everyone involved. Basically what I am saying is that there are only limited rules. Feel free to add anything you think is appropriate to the project. However, if you lost interest or to busy , just let me know aswell. Cheers / Christophe >From: Riaan Minne <ar...@in...> >To: dz...@ho... >Subject: SOAP Messages >Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 04:07:57 -0700 > >Hi Chris, > >I have taken a look on how XML Schemas work and i think i got the >hand of it. Am i supposed to return the results of the SOAP methods in xml >(using String class) that complies to this format? I belove to code a >simple JBean that access a RDBMS to save and retrieve the data is very >simple. I just unsure on how it should send the results... > >I have been >really busy at work this past week, i'm trying to free up some >time. > >Riaan. _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx |