Re: first stab at generating an XML output
Re: first stab at generating an XML output
- Subject: Re: first stab at generating an XML output
- From: "Jerry W. Walker" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 10:50:49 -0400
I like Dov's digested version of the instructions, but IIRC, you also
need to include the following frameworks in your project:
JavaXML.framework
JavaWebServicesSupport.framework
Regards,
Jerry
On Aug 18, 2005, at 9:53 AM, Dov Rosenberg wrote:
Here's the Readers Digest version:
1. Create a plain old java class that contains the methods that you
want to
expose as web services.
2. Make the return types of your methods standard Java types to
make it
easier for the consumers of your web services to deal with your data.
3. Use this method in your apps initialization:
//initialize web services
WOWebServiceRegistrar.registerWebService
("NameOfWebService",yourclass.class,
true);
4. You can then access the WSDL of your new web service by going to
the
following URL:
http://yourhost/cgi-bin/WebObject/app.woa/ws/NameOfWebService?wsdl
On 8/18/05 9:08 AM, "WebObjects" <email@hidden> wrote:
I like the WebServices idea. I've got a 68page .pdf from Apple/WO
to digest
then I suppose. Thanks for the advice!
on 8/18/05 04:38, Dov Rosenberg at email@hidden wrote:
In the appendToResponse() make sure to set the content type to
"text/xml"
before returning the response. Otherwise the browsers will try to
display
the page as HTML. If you are trying to integrate business
processes - you
should look at the WebServices stuff - it is pretty easy with WO
On 8/18/05 3:10 AM, "Geoff Hopson" <email@hidden> wrote:
The simple solution is to build up a StringBuffer and append
away...maybe run it through a parser before you return it to
validate
that the XML is at least valid.
The harder solution is to go the full DOM route. At least you get a
'purists chubby' if you go that way :-)
I say go with a StringBuffer. Get it working first. If the XML
starts
to get more complex/convoluted, maybe reimplement the method to use
something else.
Geoff
On 18/08/05, WebObjects <email@hidden> wrote:
I've combed PracticalWO and BuildingWO5, and still feel a little
directionless. I have a 3rd party whose software needs to
query mine, and
get the results in .xml format. Sounds pretty simple. The
simple part is
getting the request in the form of a direct action. My problem/
question is
"How do I return the resulting data in the form of .xml?"
Ideally the resulting document should look like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO8859-1" ?>
<statuscheck>
<statuscode>12345</ statuscode>
<statusdescription>This account is valid</ statusdescription>
</statuscheck>
Thanks for any guidance,
-Bill
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