Hi Tanmoy,
On 02/07/2007, at 6:02 PM, Tanmoy Roy wrote:
I am a total newbie to WebSevices world. so kindly pardon my
ignorance.
I have been developing WebObjects based application for quite some
time now.
So I will be very comfortable if I can develop a WebServices
application in
WebObjects.
Sure. WO provides a reasonably nice wrapper for Axis.
Here is my requirement, there will be a Webpage (not owned by us)
where in
we will provide a link to our service that will capture information.
So they're be posting information to your service? Is the client's
webpage serviced by a java-based app?
I was going through the WebObjects-WebServices tutorial and going
by the
Client-Server codes it seems that a lot of coding is needed by the
client as
well to use the service of the Server/Provider.
That really depends on the interface you provide and how complex the
information you're requiring input of.
In my case that will not be possible. As we do not own the clients
we cannot
do any change in them. So is it that I will not be able to use
WebObjects?
That decision (from what you've described) seems unrelated. I'd need
a little more info on what info you're trying to capture.
Also is it possible to have a WebObjects application without any
Front-End.
What I am asking is a Direct-Action enabled aplication which will
just do
some logic and will not throw-up
any front-end.
Yes. Just have you're default direct action use a WORedirect to
redirect the request to some other host/page.
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
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