User: jung    
  Date: 01/02/19 06:59:15

  Modified:    src/org/zoap/soap SOAP Architecture.dfClass soap.dfPackage
  Added:       src/org/zoap/soap package.html
  Log:
  some package.html�s for javadoc/umldoc
  
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  1.6       +0 -41     zoap/src/org/zoap/soap/soap.dfPackage
  
  Index: soap.dfPackage
  ===================================================================
  RCS file: /products/cvs/ejboss/zoap/src/org/zoap/soap/soap.dfPackage,v
  retrieving revision 1.5
  retrieving revision 1.6
  diff -u -r1.5 -r1.6
  --- soap.dfPackage    2001/01/04 14:45:08     1.5
  +++ soap.dfPackage    2001/02/19 14:59:14     1.6
  @@ -145,47 +145,6 @@
   */
   class link22 {
   }}/**
  -<h2> SOAP over infor:X (SOX)</h2>
  -<p>
  -This package contains a SOAP V1.1 implementation (or at least, should be in the 
near future). It currently
  -builds on jHTTP as the http-transport service and infor:X as the XML 
(de-)serialisation facility.  
  -SOX provides abstractions and databinding for SOAP envelopes and messages, SOAP 
objects and routers, i.e., objects 
  -that can process SOAP messages, and SOAP servers, i.e., implementations of 
transport media for SOAP messages. 
  -SOX also provides an invocation handler implementation that can be used to 
transparently access remote
  -objects (or arbitrary services representable as remote interfaces) via SOAP. 
  -</p>
  -<p>
  -By using the infor:X databinding facilities, SOX inherits a resource-saving and 
flexible meta-data architecture to
  -decouple service implementations from their users. By using jHTTP, SOX already 
comes with a ready-made
  -HTTP/1.1 transport (as far as jHTTP supports this ;-) mechanism.
  -</p> 
  -<p>
  -SOX is a part of the Zero-Effort Object Access Package (ZOAP) and subject to the 
  -<a href="../../../../../license.html">License Agreement</a> you entered 
  -into with infor AG. 
  -</p>
  -<H2> Features </h2>
  -<ul>
  -<li> Lightweight XML-parsing and http-processing. 100% pure Java. </li>
  -<li> Abstractions for Envelopes, Messages, Method-Calls, SOAP-Objects, Routers and 
Servers. </li>
  -<li> Meta-Data-Driven. </li>
  -<li> JMX-compliant SOAP over HTTP/1.1 implementation </li> 
  -</ul>
  -</p>
  -<p>
  -<H2> Todo-List </h2>
  -<ul>
  -<li> Asynchronous mode and proper handle support. </li>
  -<li> SMTP transfer. </li>
  -<li> Permissions, Authentication</li>
  -<li> Routing and Queuing.</li>
  -<li> Transactions. </li>
  -</ul>
  -</p>
  -<p>
  -<hr>
  -<small> Last change of $RCSfile: soap.dfPackage,v $  by $Author: jung $ on $Date: 
2001/01/04 14:45:08 $; See source for logging information. </small> 
  -</p>
   @__tags
   @shapeType ClassDiagram 
   @number txmiid6
  
  
  
  1.1                  zoap/src/org/zoap/soap/package.html
  
  Index: package.html
  ===================================================================
  <p>
  This package contains (or, at least will contain in the end) a SOAP V1.1-compliant 
implementation that
  builds on the de.infor.ce.http package as its http1.1-compliant transport service 
  and on the org.zoap.xml package as its XML (de-)serialisation facility.  
  </p>
  
  <p>The package provides abstractions and databinding for SOAP envelopes and 
  messages, SOAP objects and routers, i.e., objects that can process SOAP messages, 
and 
  SOAP servers, i.e., implementations of transport media for SOAP messages. The 
package 
  also provides an invocation handler implementation that can be used to transparently 
  access remote objects (or arbitrary services representable as remote interfaces) via 
SOAP. 
  </p>
  
  

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