Standard way I think is to write a SAX handler and use the xerces
parser to parse the HTTP(S) response content from the webservice. You
can use apache commons HttpClient to do the request/response
handling. This might be consider a low-level approach, but at least
you know what is coming in the pipe and you have full control over
what do do with it. Not sure if there is any other easier way to get
more high level abstraction without fighting with various libraries
and versions of them. Someone else might have a better suggestion.
The book "Processing XML with Java" is useful if this area is a new
topic for you.
On Dec 17, 2007, at 2:09 PM, Fredrik Lindgren wrote:
Hello List!
I have searched the web and read through all mails in this list
regarding consuming a webservice with document style. The Apple
documentation really does not help at all.
All mails regarding this subject seems to go unanswered!
I hope someone out there has some info on how to use a document
style web service?
The ultimate would be a guide with examples!
I have done web services RPC style both client and server without
problems. So I have some experience, however i am totally stuck on
how to interpret and create the document, and how to handle the
result.
Any suggestions? Any pointers?
Regards
/Fredrik Lindgren
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