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Subject: Re: Semantics
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Hi Keith,
that's awesome. So you are saying that the admin service of WSAS
allows you to query services
semantically? I guess you have answered my question, I will need to
write a service to mediate such
a procedure. Makes
The admin services deployed on WSAS http://wso2.org/projects/wsas [1] does
not do what you want at the moment. But you can use the same concept to
write a service that does this. Once you have access to the axis
configuration you basically have all details of services on the server.
Thanks,
Or put in a different way - is the only way to ask for a WSDL from an
Axis / Axis2
engine to use a URL with the web service name appended to it? Is there
anyone
work or anything done on using semantic matching in Axis itself or
should a separate
tool be used?
Thanks much
Demetris G wrote:
You could easily write a service (Sort of a admin service) that can be used
to query details on services deployed. We do this in WSO2 WSAS (Web Services
Application Server). http://wso2.org/projects/wsas
Thanks,
Keith.
[1] http://wso2.org/projects/wsas
On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Demetris
Hi Keith,
that's awesome. So you are saying that the admin service of WSAS
allows you to query services
semantically? I guess you have answered my question, I will need to
write a service to mediate such
a procedure. Makes sense.
Thanks
keith chapman wrote:
You could easily write a
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Subject: Re: Semantics
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Hi Keith,
that's awesome. So you are saying that the admin service of WSAS
allows you to query services
semantically? I guess you have answered my question, I will need to
write a service to mediate
Keith,
one more Q - where are the service semantic descriptions stored on
the side of the services container?
I am assuming that is what happens - the query arrives at the server,
the query service handles/matches the
request, and sends back the WSDL of the deployed service.
I know how
