Alternative HTTP methods

Is there any way to call an address from a pipeline using alternative HTTP methods such as GET, POST, PUT and DELETE? I feel that there should be the means to do this using the delegation processor or the URI generator but cannot see the solution from the documentation.

The scenario is to call a REST-style web service with HTTP bindings as described in WSDL 2.0.

Any pointers would be much appreciated.
Ross

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The answer is yes.

The submission pipeline that Alex proposed a while ago uses the XForms
engine's submission capabilities. This means that you can do GET, but
also POST, PUT, and DELETE (with the nightly builds).

You can of course do it directly from XForms as well.

Now I am trying to find the exact post where Alex posted his example,
but the file is for sure available in the nightly builds of OPS as
submit.xpl and in fact, I attach it.

Maybe Alex can point to the email thread.

-Erik

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<xsl:import href="oxf:/oxf/xslt/utils/copy.xsl"/>

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On 5/19/06, Erik Bruchez <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Maybe Alex can point to the email thread.

Ross,

Yes, submit.xpl is included in the nightly builds. You can get the
latest build from:

http://forge.objectweb.org/nightlybuilds/ops/ops/

And here is an example:

    <p:processor name="oxf:pipeline">
        <p:input name="config" href="oxf:/ops/utils/submit.xpl"/>
        <p:input name="submission">
            <xforms:submission method="post"

action="http://localhost:8080/ops/direct/xforms-translate/post"/>
        </p:input>
        <p:input name="request">
            <translation>
                <source>This is a table.</source>
                <language-pair>en|fr</language-pair>
            </translation>
        </p:input>
        <p:output name="response" ref="data"/>
    </p:processor>

Alex
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Alex & Erik,

I like the idea very much of reusing the xforms model server side. It appears to work well too.

The refresh did the trick by the way.

Yours,
Ross.






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