Thanks for your suggestion. I did try something similar using DPML (SOURCE accessor).
The "Get" does work but the "POST" fails.
I have a non 1060 hosted 'echo' service. When I use the script:
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import org.ten60.netkernel.layer1.representation.StringAspect;
main()
{
req = context.createSubRequest();
req.setURI("http://localhost:4088/echo");
doc = "<xml>my document</xml>";
req.addArgument("param",new StringAspect(doc));
r = context.issueSubRequest(req);
response = context.createResponseFrom(r);
context.setResponse(response);
}
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The echo service receives the the following query string:
/echo+param@var%3Aparam
This doesn't look right. It is a POST though as TCPMON placed
between 1060 and the endpoint reports receiving:
POST /echo+param@var%3Aparam HTTP/1.1
The following DPML script:
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<idoc>
<instr>
<type>requestWithArgs</type>
<uri>http://localhost:4088/echo</uri>
<param>mydoc.xml</param>
<target>this:response</target>
</instr>
</idoc>
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actually performs a 'GET'. If I place tcpmon between 1060 and my
uri endpoint, tcpmon reports receiving:
GET /benchmark/post/echo+param@mydoc.xml HTTP/1.1
For a POST request I was looking for something that worked like your wsSOAPClient accessor request. That is the XML document sent as part of the request body but without the SOAP headers. If this is not possible at present I could use your wsSOAPClient accessor and simply strip out the
SOAP headers at the endpoint. It's just a bit messier, but will work.
Thanks again for your assistance.
