That's great,
Feel free to open a new page under
http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBIZ/FAQ+-+Tips+-+Tricks+-+Cookbook+-+HowTo.
Add also an index to point to it from the Soap section. Please try to use the wiki markup mode rather than Rich text when editing
the FAQ page. Anyway I will take care of this last aspect in case you don"t see what I mean.
Jacques
From: "Alfredo Rueda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello!
I have finally resolved the problem using Axis2 Server integrated with Ofbiz
(Axis2 Server running as a webapp inside Ofbiz!).
Thanks for the advice.
It's a very simple and clean solution. Now I can develop a WebServices
Facade to offer Ofbiz Services to other systems.
If some other developer is interested in this topic, I will be glad to share
a HowTo and working sample code.
Regards,
Alfredo
jacques.le.roux wrote:
Alfredo,
SOAPClientEngine and and SOAPEventHandler classes uses Axis but they are
far from complete. You need to deal with complex type
yourself. I'm sorry to say that I did not work on that myself. Michael is
the person which has made the most advanced reports so far
(on MLs) on this subject and made the array enhancement contribution. So I
suggest that you follow his advices. Of course any
enhancement on this subject would be very appreciated.
Jacques
From: "Alfredo Rueda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello Jacques,
I'm new to web services so I've researched some information about how to
deploy a web service that returns an array of pojos in Axis.
There are many tutorials that explain how to accomplish this task,
however
the problem I'm facing now is that all the tutorials assume that you will
deploy the web service in a fresh new Tomcat installation.
So my question is how can I deploy a web service in the Tomcat shipped
inside Ofbiz (as far as I now, Ofbiz deploys a complete and ready to use
Axis server, am I right?).
I'm assuming that the overall arquitecture is that the web service
deployed
in Axis will act as a proxy between the client and the Ofbiz server that
returns a list of generic entities. The final arquitecture will be a
unique
Tomcat ( the one embedded in Ofbiz) that will host the Axis server in
wich I
will deploy my web service or it's necessary to instantiate two Tomcats?
(The Ofbiz one and the Tomcat for my web service)
On the other hand, in the following post:
http://www.nabble.com/Using-SOAP-complex-types-with-OfBiz-to9180865.html#a20617645
Michael explains that it's possible to accomplish the task without
deploying
the web service directly in Axis. I'm really confused. Would you be so
kind
to clarify his approach, please? Thank you very much
jacques.le.roux wrote:
I think the most advanced work on this issue is in trunk :
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-1008
This handles the array case, but not complex types in it. For that you
still have to use Axis
Jacques
From: "Alfredo Rueda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
I have read a lot of posts concerning this topic, but I can't realize
what
is the current solution in ofbiz to this problem:
This is the scenario:
1. I have an ofbiz service that has a list of generic entities as an
output
parameter.
2. I need to publish this service via soap.
3. I can do a simple postprocess that converts the list of generic
entities
in an array of pojos
(hoping that this will simplify the problem)
Is there any solutions/examples in ofbiz documentation to acomplish
this
task?
In case it was not possible through a simple solution, what
alternatives
do
you suggest?
Thank you very much!
Alfredo Rueda
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