Re: User Guide: RESTful Services (out of date?)

2007-05-06 Thread Dan Connelly

Thanks Andrea:

The code and the sample you suggested did the trick.

However, I have another question:   Can CXF marshall/unmarshal to DOM 
instead of JAXB in Service style coding?  Alternatively, how can I 
intercept the client messages for XML processing.


The restful_dispatch sample dpes expose DOM, but I want to use Service 
style coding rather than Provider style.In my service I want to be 
able to process client messages using XSLT, not object code.Or, I 
could use a SaxonInterceptor.Is there a sample of either of these 2 
approaches?



   --   Dan


Andrea Smyth wrote:


Hi Dan,

You should use
sf.setBindingId(HttpBindingFactory.HTTP_BINDING_ID);
instead.
See also the restful_http_binding sample - I just checked it runs fine.
I have updated the user guide accordingly.

Andrea.

Dan Connelly wrote:



The code example for RESTfulness seems to be out of date at this line:

sf.setBindingFactory(new HttpBindingInfoFactoryBean());


It would appear that neither the FactoryBean nor the 
setBindingFactory method exist in CXF 2.0.


Since I cannot find a Javadoc for the runtime classes, someone needs 
to help me with this.


Much appreciated,

  --- Dan Connelly









Re: User Guide: RESTful Services (out of date?)

2007-05-02 Thread Andrea Smyth

Hi Dan,

You should use
sf.setBindingId(HttpBindingFactory.HTTP_BINDING_ID);
instead.
See also the restful_http_binding sample - I just checked it runs fine.
I have updated the user guide accordingly.

Andrea.

Dan Connelly wrote:



The code example for RESTfulness seems to be out of date at this line:

sf.setBindingFactory(new HttpBindingInfoFactoryBean());


It would appear that neither the FactoryBean nor the setBindingFactory 
method exist in CXF 2.0.


Since I cannot find a Javadoc for the runtime classes, someone needs 
to help me with this.


Much appreciated,

  --- Dan Connelly