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Java has client side support for posting data to an URL...but then at
server side you better be doing it yourself. I guess notion was you
always
need a bulky web server handling this for you, though that is not
necessarily true.
Actually, many, many people
> What surprises me most is that in this internet era, nobody thought of
> developing a light weight listener class for listening for HTTP
requests.
> Java has client side support for posting data to an URL...but then at
> server side you better be doing it yourself. I guess notion was you
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> You may find it difficult to have Apache SOAP parse the
> request, execute
> the service method, the write the response, because some of the server
> code to do this depends
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> I'm also interested in something similar. I basically want to be able
to
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ichol
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gt; header, and creating one when sending responce. Is it really worth to do?
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> Pavel
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worth to do?
Pavel
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> From: Jean-Luc Cooke [mailto:jlcooke@;certainkey.com]
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> All, good work on this OSS project. Very keen.
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All, good work on this OSS project. Very keen.
I'm going to ask something out-landish here and I'm very interested in your
response.
I'd like to create a small java application which accepts HTTP-SOAP requests
and
processes them. In other words: I want to create a light-weight HTTP-SOAP
service
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