> David,
>
> What you do in http://nopaste.info/2864e06b28.html to implement a
> service looks OK to me, so it is hard to say why it is not working for
> you. Would you be able to create a minimal example, maybe an "app"
> that we can put under resources/apps that would show the problem you
> are hitting?
>
> Alex
>
> On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 3:54 AM, David Georg Reichelt
> <[hidden email]> wrote:
>  
>> Hi Steve,
>>
>> Thanks for your advices.
>> I thought, the url-generator would do something that is important for
>> handling the input, but he is just a example-thing you can do with input. I
>> now have inserted the Java-Processor I would like to expose, and the code
>> now looks like this: http://nopaste.info/2864e06b28.html At least, when I
>> call it from browser, it shows the output of the Java-Processor without
>> input.
>>
>> Now I am trying to use the Webservice. Unfortunately, the traffic example
>> doesn't work, and the examples from
>> http://www.orbeon.com/orbeon/doc/processors-delegation doesn't, either. The
>> RPC-Example returns just null, and the other one returns an error. I tried
>> to let both use my localhost-service, but the first just returned null.
>> (example: http://nopaste.info/8b4904a5ef.html)
>>
>> I simply want - in the Service - expose an Java Program, that receives
>> input, and then to use this Service with a given input from another service.
>> Can you give me a hint, how to configure the exposing or the using, to get
>> this aim?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> David
>>
>> Steve Bayliss schrieb:
>>    
>>> Hi David
>>>
>>> What's the purpose of the oxf:url-generator in your example pipelines?
>>>
>>> You seem to be generating the config input of the url-generator from the
>>> request body - so if you call it from the browser then I wouldn't expect
>>> the
>>> request body to contain a URL (the body would be empty), so that would
>>> explain the error.
>>>
>>> You might try adding a debug attribute to your url-generator config input,
>>> this will show the config input that the url-generator is using.  You
>>> might
>>> also try adding a debug attribute on the output of your request generator
>>> so
>>> you can see the raw request data.
>>>
>>> >From your examples it looks like you are expecting your web service to
>>> receive a URL in the request body - is that correct?
>>>
>>> Also, do you need to implement your web service as a SOAP service?  Or
>>> would
>>> a simple web service that receives and XML document POST-ed to it do the
>>> job?  If you don't need it to be a SOAP service it will be simpler to
>>> implement.
>>>
>>> One more point - you've used xml-serializer to provide the output,
>>> although
>>> this does follow the Orbeon examples it's now recommended to use a xml
>>> converter followed by the HTTP serializer to do this job.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Steve
>>>
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: David Georg Reichelt [mailto:[hidden email]] Sent: 10
>>> February 2010 09:49
>>> To: [hidden email]
>>> Subject: [ops-users] Problems exposing a webservice
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I am new to Orbeon Forms and currently trying to expose a webservice that
>>> is running an XPL-Pipeline. I already have implemented the Pipeline with
>>> Input from an XHTML-File, but now I want to run it as a Webservice. I read
>>> the help about exposing webservices (
>>> http://www.orbeon.com/orbeon/doc/integration-webservices#d6e69 ) and tryied
>>> to just copy-paste the code. I thought that for the beginning it would be
>>> enough to just give back everything that is sent to the webservice with code
>>> like this: http://nopaste.info/abd8268692.html To test, weather the service
>>> is working, I just used the consuming webservice example described at the
>>> Orbeon Forms page. The traffic-Service of this example isn't working, too,
>>> because the server isn't online, so I changed it like this:
>>> http://nopaste.info/23e3e853db.html to test this webservice:
>>> http://soapclient.com/edgar.html.
>>> Unfortunately this isn't working at all, so it isn't returning anything
>>> but null. Because of this, I am unable to find out weather my webservice is
>>> working or not. If I just call it from browser, it says "URL generator found
>>> null URL for config: <config><url/></config>". I searched the old
>>> mailinglistentrys, but the only thing I found was
>>> http://n4.nabble.com/exposing-webservices-td26538.html#a26538, I configured
>>> it to run with idendity processor (like this:
>>> http://nopaste.info/58bb0f3a82.html), but it's just saying "URL generator
>>> found null URL for config: <config><url/></config>" when I call it from
>>> browser.
>>> Can anyone tell me how to make a working call of a webservice, that is
>>> exposed in Orbeon forms or what I'm making wrong to archieve that?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> David
>>>
>>>
>>>      
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