Hi Scott,
Thanks for the response. By soap messaging, I do mean one-way
messaging. Something along these lines:
// create message envelope
Envelope msgEnvelope = Envelope.unmarshall(myNode);
// send the message
Message msg = new Message();
msg.send(myURL, "urn:my-service-name", msgEnvelope);
// handle the response
SOAPTransport transport = msg.getSOAPTransport();
// read from transport.receive()
So I'm guessing I am going to have to write my own implementation of a
Provider.
I've got another architecture level question if you don't mind. The
reason I decided to use messaging instead of RPC is that the method(s) I
want to expose via SOAP need to be able to accept, as an argument, a
really large XML document. Using SOAP-RPC, it seems I'm limimted to both
8,193 characters as the maximum symbol length, and the inability to pass
XML as a String.
Am I completley off? i.e. is there a way to pass large XML data as a
method parameter in SOAP-RPC, or am I right in my decision to use SOAP
messaging?
Thanks all,
Sincerely,
Deepak.
On Mon, 2002-07-15 at 07:23, Scott Nichol wrote:
> By "Soap Messaging", do you mean one-way messages rather than RPC? I ask
> because there is already a provider for RPCs to EJBs.
>
> The place to start would be writing a provider. I would suggest first
> comparing RPCJavaProvider with MsgJavaProvider to see what the differences
> should be between RPC and Msg. Then use the appropriate EJBProvider as a
> starting point and make any mods necessary to create a provider that behaves
> appropriately for messages rather than RPC.
>
> Scott Nichol
>
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> Subject: Newbie Question re Messaging with EJB
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>
> > Hello All,
> > First off, I apologize for the cross post, but I've seen references to
> > this topic in both lists, and was not sure which would be the right one.
> >
> > My first question is fairly straight forward. Is it possible to use
> > Soap Messaging with an EJB specified as the provider?
> > From perusing the archives of this mailing list, I'm guessing it is not
> > possible to do this. If my assumption is correct, then what would be the
> > best way of going about achieving the same result (eg. rewrite
> > MessageRouterServlet, create a new Router)? Has anybody had to this
> > before?
> > Also, I'm new to SOAP, and so if this seems like an unusual senario,
> > please let me know, as I might not be thinking things through correctly.
> >
> > Thanks all.
> > Sincerely,
> > Deepak.
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