Hello. >Ok, the AxisRPCReader essentially wraps an Axis SOAP server, and >makes it available in the sitemap to handle incoming requests. >... Ok, I understand this.
>You should also be able to access pipelines from within an Axis >webservice by making an internal request via the cocoon:/ protocol. This sounds very good. >Note, I haven't yet done this, but all that should be required is to >write a component that implements Composable, lookup the source >resolver, and resolve a uri containing the pipeline you want to >resolve. >... Ouch...Avalon again. When I try to do this kind of 'advanced' things with Cocoon I always find the Avalon wall. I think I should get into it the sooner the better if I want to develop powerful things. >You can send a SOAP request by using the XSP SOAP tag library in >Cocoon, the Axis SOAP client library, or any other SOAP client. >The input and output XML fragments are IIRC logged to the >sitemap.log, so you should be able to see everything that is going on. Great, but couldn't make the reader work. All I get are SOAP errors from it when making any call. What I've doe is to develop a Axis service. This one is served directly from Axis. It makes a request to the Cocoon URL and gets the XML document, then returns this document after serializing it in a DOM Element. I have it working though I know this is just a quick workaround and not the best approach. Hope I could amke the reader work soon. I'd like experimenting with it. >Hope that helps mate! :) It does. Thank you very much. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/index.html> To unsubscribe, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
