Re: Cocoon 2.1.7 and XML-RPC. Handle client requests through cocoon.

[Dennis Riedel]

Hello Sebastien Thanks for your update on that Wiki Page. Your approach is very interesting. The way to provide the xml to the flowscript through a streamgenerator seems similar for XML-RPC. I found two classes in XML-RPC Package that could be called through a Flowscript (WebServer, XMLRpcServer) to handle the rpc and generate a request. The same I thought of the Axis classes SoapServerImpl and AxisRPCReader but haven`t followed up this yet. Do you think it could compile faster to write an apple instead of flowscript? I mean, I do not need any Continuation Features here so why relying on flowscript. Regards, Dennis Sebastien Arbogast wrote: 2005/6/28, Dennis Riedel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hello I am just investigation wether it is possible to make cocoon work as an xml-rpc server with the xml-rpc.jar included in the cocoon dist. Using HTTP cocoon should be able to identify a pipeline and give it right to the xml-rpc server (perhaps streamgenerator can get the xml from the HTTP Body). Has anyone some ideas or experience in that and can give me some examples or links I can follow up? It has been the subject of a recent discussion originated by Jan Hinzmann's proposal in http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/WebServiceServer. Since then I've managed to automate much more in the process by using axis API's. So I don't know about xmlrpc package but with axis and a StreamGenerator I manage to obtain something interesting and generic. I'll update the wiki page now to demonstrate what I achieved. Keep an eye on it.