OK, I added JDOM to Maven, and when I tried this code I got following error:
org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.internal.OperationException
org.jdom.JDOMException: Error on line -1: Premature end of file.
pointing to this line of code:
Document xmlRequest = builder.build(inputStream);
As I sad earlier I
Thanks, next time I'll ask Google before asking a dumb question :)
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On Wed, 17 Nov 2010 09:11:18 -0200, niksami wrote:
I've also tried your code, but I get problem that I can not find
SAXBuilder as part of my Tapestry project... I'm using Tapestry 5.2...
What can I do in that case? :)
It's part of JDOM, which isn't included automatically by Maven when you
I've also tried your code, but I get problem that I can not find SAXBuilder
as part of my Tapestry project... I'm using Tapestry 5.2... What can I do in
that case? :)
Joost Schouten (mailing lists) wrote:
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> More common is to deal with xml requests though a POST. In that case
> you can do s
Thanks, but this is the simplest thing that worked for me (thanks to Thiago):
Test page for submitting XML contains only form with textarea (with no Java
code on the back):
http://mypath/testXml";>
Then on other page I have this (in the Java code of the page, the tml is
empty
More common is to deal with xml requests though a POST. In that case
you can do something like below.
Cheers,
Joost
@Inject
private RequestGlobals requestGlobals;
@OnEvent(value = EventConstants.ACTIVATE)
private Object activate() throws Exception {
HttpServletRequest httpServletReq
Thank you. I'll try that, and then I'll inform you about success.
Kind regards,
Niksa
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 09:55:06 -0200, niksami wrote:
And parameter name should be? Name of textarea from which is sent XML
POST request?
Yes. It's just an ordinary text area.
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And parameter name should be? Name of textarea from which is sent XML POST
request?
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 09:48:33 -0200, niksami wrote:
So my problem is how I can exchange that XML between that 2
applications. I can return it by TextStreamResponse, but how can I
receive it from that
other app? That other app will send the XML POST request.
Just @Inject Request and use the
Ok... This is simplified situation... Another application needs to
communicate with my Tapestry application (to get some data). That
application will send XML to my page. On my page I will get that XML, add
some data to it, and then return the XML back to that application.
So my problem is how I
You need to be a little clearer about the flow of your XML - where it
originates, what you need to do with it and where it needs to go.
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From: niksami
Reply-to: "Tapestry users"
To: users@tapestry.apache.org
Subject: Re: Re: XML requests
Date: Tue, 16 N
Thank you again for your answer. But I don't understand you completely. Form
with TextArea can be used to obtain XML from another page that is sent to my
page with POST, or just to send POST? How can I access that XML that other
page sent me? Do I need to use Request, and then access it from param
On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 06:56:34 -0200, niksami wrote:
Yes, I need POST to receive XML and then GET to return the new XML back
to that app. TextStreamResponse works well to return the XML back, but
can
someone show me some example with POST. Just something like "Hello World"
example to show me
Thank you for your answers.
Yes, I forgot about special signs, but also I found that activation context
would not supply my needs (because that other app can not access my page
with added arguments to URL).
Yes, I need POST to receive XML and then GET to return the new XML back to
that app. Text
On Mon, 15 Nov 2010 14:53:46 -0200, nille hammer
wrote:
Hi niksami,
Basically I need to receive XML as a parameter, for
example as a String in onActivate() method.
I would not recommend to use this approach. And if you do it although,
beware of some special characters in the XML that mi
On Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:39:29 -0200, nille hammer
wrote:
Hello Niksa,
In my application I need to receive XML requests, and then to send the
response back to the client in XML format too. I tried to find some nice
solution here, but with no success. I hope you can give me some short
code e
might be happy with
POST-requests. That too would spare you from the problems described in my
previous mail. In this case you would't be using the activation context but
forms.
Cheers nillehammer
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Hi niksami,
> Basically I need to receive XML as a parameter, for
> example as a String in onActivate() method.
I would not recommend to use this approach. And if you do it although, beware
of some special characters in the XML that might be interpreted by Tapestry.
E.g. an XML containing a "/"
This will work for me. Basically I need to receive XML as a parameter, for
example as a String in onActivate() method. So, I think this will do job for
me:
public TextStreamResponse onActivate(String xml) {
//doing something with xml
return new TextStreamResponse("text/xml", xml);
}
Thanks, I'll try this.
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You don't specify where/how you want to receive XML requests from - is
this server-to-server? If so this out of the realm of Tapestry, but
there's plenty of java networking libs to help you do this.
With respect to sending an xml document/page to a browser client,
tapestry is not really designed
Hello Niksa,
> In my application I need to receive XML requests, and then to send the
> response back to the client in XML format too. I tried to find some nice
> solution here, but with no success. I hope you can give me some short code
> examples.
As far as I understand this is not supported ou
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