Hi,
        One question... why would you put parameters as query string?
Ideally what the client is sending is a SOAP request (or XML request),
so
The parameters are already embedded in the SOAP request.
Only thing that you need is to open a connection to struts URL, for
example
http://myhost:myport/myapp/LoginAction.do

in my case, 'coz my app was 'XML only' enabled, Axis was building an
SOAP message from what was written in the request. I was simply
extracting the
parameter that I needed.
What I would think is that in your request processor u do exactly the
same.
The ActionForm can be populated automatically via reflection.....

Regards
        marco



-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Zammetti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 03 June 2004 14:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Strus Web Service Enablement

>Also, I realized on the drive in that there's no need to put the
parameters 
>as a query string as I'm doing... I can just put the parsed parameters 
>directly into the request object as an attribute.  Since only the
second 
>pass of a Web Service request would know or care about that object, it
will 
>basically just remove some code and simplify things a bit.

Scratch that... It's still early in the morning for me, I wasn't
thinking 
clearly... I STILL can't add the parameters direclty to request, so yes,
I 
still have to construct the query string and do it that way.  My bad.

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