Ok this assures me that when calling a local process Ode doesn't use soap.
But what if I want to invoke a local task from a bpel process? Using Ode's HelloWorld2 as an example: Imagine I want to receive "Hello World" in different languages and I do this through a web service on my machine. This would normally imply that I invoke it as a regular web service which has soap wrappings and etc... Is there a way to invoke that service without having to use soap??? I know WSIF enables you to call local java classes and such. Can it work for this? Thanks, Fernando. Alex Boisvert wrote: > > On 8/15/07, fLozano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Ok so Ode can call a local process without using axis2. Does this mean >> that >> the invocation for the local process is not a web service invocation in >> the >> sense of it being wrapped like a soap message? > > > Correct. > > > In other words, is the invocation for the local process wrapped like a >> regular web service invocation? >> > If it isn't, then this invocation doesn't require any soap unwrapping or > xml >> parsing right? >> > > Correct. The in-memory XML document is passed directly from one process > to > another without any transformation. In the case of using a "local" Axis2 > transport, the only transformation would be converting from a W3C DOM to > an > Axiom DOM and back (via SAX or StAX). Using Axiom internally in Ode is > something that we have discussed but have not decided to do yet. > > alex > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Axis2-local-transport-tf4252925.html#a12169665 Sent from the Apache Ode User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
