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  1. ActiveSOAP: Pure StAX based SOAP 1.2 protocol implementation (3 messages)

    • Posted by: Dion Almaer
    • Posted on: September 21 2004 11:26 EDT
    James Strachan must not sleep. He has now created ActiveSOAP, a new open source project, which is a pure StAX based implementation of the SOAP 1.2 protocol for implementing document centric Web Services and SOAP intermediaries. Currently HTTP and JMS are supported transports.
    The idea behind it is to implement the entire SOAP protocol in pure StAX for efficiency (e.g. the handling of headers, mustUnderstand, roles, relay behaviour and so forth), then allow the registration of specific handlers for specific headers (such as for WS-Routing, WS-RM etc) or to handle the SOAP body.
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  2. ActiveSOAP: Pure StAX based SOAP 1.2 protocol implementation[ Go to top ]

    it seems that James is building an "Active" stack.

    keep on!
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  3. ActiveSOAP: Pure StAX based SOAP 1.2 protocol implementation[ Go to top ]

    I like. I will test it.
    .V
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  4. ActiveSOAP: Pure StAX based SOAP 1.2 protocol implementation[ Go to top ]

    I like. I will test it..V
    We're a little light on documentation as things are quite new, but here's an example of dispatching an XMLBeans based service, using a simple POJO, as either a REST or SOAP endpoint.

    http://activesoap.codehaus.org/XMLBeans?refresh=1

    The nice thing about the ActiveSOAP stack is its just as easy to publish services as pure REST endpoints (sending XML over HTTP or JMS) as it is over SOAP.

    James
    Protique
    Enteprise Open Source Solutions
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