I've been looking at server.lua, and of course there are no instances of SOAP server routines, the user has to provide them. But could you outline the steps for adding a service routine?
Also, I'm puzzled by your earlier comment that, >>There is no automatically-generated WSDL. Almost half of the source code seems to be about that, such as the routine: function generate_wsdl(). --WHW On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 2:52 PM, walter wilkinson < wilkinson.wal...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm trying to get the SOAP server running illustrated in LuaSOAP's > server.lua. The top-level function in server.lua appears to > be handle_request and it begins: > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > -- Handles the request received by the calling script. > -- @param postdata String with POST data from the server. > -- @param querystring String with the query string. > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > function handle_request(postdata, querystring) > > > Could I dispatch this directly using app.lua? I am finding the > documentation at > http://www.keplerproject.org/cgilua/manual.html#dispatching a bit hard to > follow. The URL I would like to have would be something like: > http://localhost:8080/app.lua/soap/somefunction for responding to SOAP > requests from clients. > > I have a directory under kepler/apps called 'soap'. There is a file, > init.lua in the directory...could I rename server.lua to soap.lua and > configure init.lua so that the function handle_request gets called > appropriately? > > >
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