Richard,
I agree. Can you expalin how do you use WSDL to dynamically generate your
soap request.
Thanks,
Sekar.
Richard
Bourland To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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07/18/2001
09:25 AM
Please
respond to
soap-user
Sekar,
I believe you are right. In my view the WSDL and UDDI concept is if you
want to distribute your services to the world. For an internal app
(service) I don't see the need for the WSDL and UDDI. Right now I am
working on using WSDL to generate a SOAP request and call a service. I have
an implementation where a servlet does this. I am trying to see the need to
use the WSDL w/n an internal app when you know your services. One benefit
of WSDL, you don't need to write code to generate your SOAP request, just
load a WSDL and have it dynamically generate your soap request? If I am in
error in my assumptions please correct me.
Regards
Richard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Is SOAP could be used in an application for just exchanging data across
the
wire, without using the WSDL and UDDI concept.
Imagine , I do not need a web service concept, but my application need to
transfer XML data across the wire to another applications.
Does it make sense to use SOAP only to wrap XML message.
Thanks,
Sekar.
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