Yes, I agree. However, the "matter of time" is my problem ...

By the way, there could be something new about that in "RedSky", I
subscribed to the beta but was not selected although I have bee in the
previous beta programs .....

Wouldn't ask to break the NDA, but would be nice if any MM people would have
any information about that point.

Dominique


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Geoff Bowers
Sent: 02 July, 2003 12:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [CFCDev] I really wonder ......

D. Delcomminette wrote:
> Thanks to the very good reading in "ColdFusion MX Developers Handbook "
> pointed out by Matt Liotta who wrote a very interesting chapter about WS
> architecture in CFMX, I could try to build our own WSDL for
Document/Literal
> WS and generate the related stubs, but couldn't succeed to make it work
yet.
> Would anybody here have any real sample code and WSDL using this
technique?
> As another option I consider writing the WS stuff in Java and call the
> existing CFC java classes generated by CFMX, does it seem a good solution,
> and would there be any experiences about that?

Seeing as CFMX uses AXIS and MM appear to be upgrading this in
successive updaters you might follow where that project is at with
regard to Document/Literal.

The AXIS 1.1 release includes many improvements from 1.0, including:
* Better support for doc/literal WSDLs, more schema types, etc.
* Vastly improved SOAP 1.2 support
* Improved documentation
* More transports (including JMS and email)
* Basic support for COM/CORBA/RMI objects as backends
* Many bugfixes, including bulletproofing against cross-site scripting
and XML entity\inclusion attacks

If you can get AXIS 1.1 to work without CFMX, it should only be a matter
of time before that release is supported in CFMX.

-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/

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