I have ultimately chosen to use XML HTTP. I am using the new com.sun.net.httpserver package in Java 6, so no getting my hands dirty with any heavy duty servers, configurations, etc (would've been a pain due to the complexity of my backend environment). Sending data back is easy via dataset.serialize(). On the backend, Scala has handy XML processing facilities in scala.xml.
On 7/12/07, Yang a1pwak602-at-sneakemail.com |laszlo| <...> wrote:
Is there a away for me to return an XML document (a string) via XMLRPC and map that onto a dataset? I'm finding that the mappings provided by dataobject/valueToElement() are a bit lacking. I know that datasets can be bound to raw XML by setting their src to an HTTP source, but at the moment I have no JSPs, only a Java XMLRPC server. Is there anything akin to innerHTML, such that I can just set that to be an XML string, and then my dataset will automagically become so? Thanks, Yang
