Re: [CFCDev] RPC vs Literal encoding

[Matt Liotta]

To make use of the underlying Axis engine really requires little to no 
Java skills. You can simply use the provided WSDL2Java tool that 
generates a Java stub based on a WSDL file and then call that Java stub 
using cfobject. For an in-depth explanation on how to do this consult 
my chapter on web services in ColdFusion MX Developers Handbook.

-Matt

On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 11:22 AM, D. Delcomminette wrote:

You mean bypassing CFMX and writing Web Services let’s say in Java ?

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Behalf OfAndre Mohamed
Sent: 18 June, 2003 19:03
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Subject: RE: [CFCDev] RPC vs Literal encoding

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Unfortunately, MX only uses RPC style encoding for web services.

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You do have the option of directly accessing the underlying Apache 
Axis engine (http://ws.apache.org/axis/) that MX uses for web > services.

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The WSDL is generated ad-hoc so it’s not really “feasible” to 
manipulate it – though it is cached.

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André

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-----Original Message-----
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Behalf OfD. Delcomminette
Sent: 18 June 2003 15:32
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Subject: [CFCDev] RPC vs Literal encoding

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Hi,

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Is there any way to make CFMX Web Services use Literal encoding 
instead of RPC Encoding.

More generally is it possible to manipulate the wsdl and are they 
stored somewhere ?

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Dominique

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