Re: [soapbuilders] Re: ANN: White Mesa DIME endpoints updated
Bob Cunnings <[email protected]> Mon, 1 Jul 2002 22:08:27 -0600
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Hi Simon, Ok, thanks! BTW, is there any interest out there in testing the DIME "options" feature? Of course a test case would have to be defined. More generally, at the moment I can think of a couple of uses: 1) The application is allowed to set a standardized "option" on a payload prior to passing it off to the DIME parser. The receiving application may then access the option data and act upon it. This might be useful if info about a payload needs to be sent which can't go in the primary SOAP message, perhaps because the message schema doesn't accomodate it, and isn't implied by the TYPE_T. An option of this sort might appear only on the first record of a payload. 2) The sending and receiving DIME parsers recognize standardized options which they implement for their own purposes, independently of the application. An option of this sort might appear in every record of the payload concerned, it might not. For DIME package debugging purposes this kind of thing might be useful. Anyway, I'm thinking of extending the Payload class interface here to allow the application to read/write "options" to a payload (first record only). The second type might be best left as something to be hard wired into DIME parsers, but perhaps enabled/disabled by the app. I sense that the options feature would be useful to apps that aren't using SOAP at all, but rather passing payloads over, say, TCP using DIME. Any thoughts on this, anyone? RC > Hi > I've tested both the JSOAP and WM endpoints with a revised PocketSOAP > client, both look good. > Cheers > Simon > www.pocketsoap.com