Hi Scott, You're right that Fedora only expects one WSDL binding. It looks like you created to separate ones because one of them uses the special "LOCAL" syntax (used often to link directly to a datastream) and the other points to a specific service.
I know it's possible in general to have on SDep point to two separate service endpoints on the same host, because it's done by the demo:CollectionImpl object. This is accomplished by specifying http://host:port/ for the http:address location, and the remainder of the invocation path in the http:operation location. But we currently don't have any examples of linking directly to a datastream *and* a service in the same SDep. Besides the examples, currently the best documentation on how this all hangs together is found is the code. Here's a relevant comment I just dug out of fedora/server/access/dissemination/DisseminationService.java: // If addressLocation has a value of "LOCAL", this indicates // the associated operationLocation requires no addressLocation. // i.e., the operationLocation contains all information necessary // to perform the dissemination request. This is a special case // used when the web services are generally mechanisms like cgi-scripts, // java servlets, and simple HTTP GETs. Using the value of LOCAL // in the address location also enables one to have different methods // serviced by different hosts. [...] So I believe you can accomplish what you're after by using a single binding that specifies "LOCAL" for the http:addressLocation. Then, for any operation that points to the image manipulation service, specify the full path to the service in the operationLocation. - Chris ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by: SourcForge Community SourceForge wants to tell your story. http://p.sf.net/sfu/sf-spreadtheword _______________________________________________ Fedora-commons-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fedora-commons-developers
