Article | REF: H2740 V1

SOAP

Author: Michel RIVEILL

Publication date: May 10, 2002, Review date: June 16, 2016

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5. Complete example

There are several platforms that make SOAP easy to use. We present here a short example based on the use of the SOAP for Java toolkit produced by IBM and integrated with the Tomcat HTTP server. It uses the Xerces XML server [13] . The service architecture is shown in figure 10 :

In this study configuration, both the remotely accessible SOAP service and the client part will be written in Java. The client must construct a SOAP message corresponding to one of the services offered by the server to be contacted, then send it to the server using an HTTP request. The server is essentially made up of three parts: an HTTP server that receives requests from clients, a servlet (RPCRouter)...

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