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| Our Site wants to support SOAP, How ???? |
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| wilsonho3 |
 Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 8:27 pm Post subject: Our Site wants to support SOAP, How ???? |
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Location: Hong Kong
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Our site is like that:
Hubs (MQSI) on the middle, message convert from XML to Blob and
then send to the Mainframe. We have a home make SOA architecture
on the host; it means we have a so-called service library to locate the
services available, actually, it just matching the CICS transaction ID on
a table and then call it up. we even don't have the concept of WSDL, so
you can say it is a Non webservice type SOA. Yet, since we have
already inverted in MQSI (Three MQSI servers). we want to support
SOAP protocol. Is it SOAP must involve WSDL. Can I do something
like this:
Using the MQInput node to accept the SOAP, then remove the SOAP
envelope, just using the content. convert to BLOB as normal. sent to
the mainframe, return, do the reverse. etc.. etc..
any suggestion for our MQ and MQSI experts?? |
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| marcin.kasinski |
| Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 10:24 pm Post subject: Re: Our Site wants to support SOAP, How ???? |
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Joined: 21 Dec 2004
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| wilsonho3 wrote: |
Using the MQInput node to accept the SOAP, then remove the SOAP
envelope, just using the content. convert to BLOB as normal. sent to
the mainframe, return, do the reverse. etc.. etc..
any suggestion for our MQ and MQSI experts?? |
Yes.
You can do it.
Removing SOAP is just simple XML manipulation.
Your scenario is rather common scenario.
I think you should read HTTP nodes materials.
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| elvis_gn |
| Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 11:08 pm Post subject: |
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Hi wilsonho3,
As marcin.kasinski said, you can do what you suggested in your post...
But incase you decide to use HTTP and SOAP, I would suggest you use WSDL also...
The WSDL might not help you in your service directly, but will be a "How to use my WebService" document for others who want to use ur service...It would define what communication, address, message str. to use....which is something you shouldn't write on a piece of paper and give to the next guy to use...
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| fjb_saper |
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And if you're going for speed I would use SOAP over JMS and not http...
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