On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 6:22 PM, Marco Dohnke<
dohnke@...> wrote:
> Thanks for your little example. My problem lies more on the server side.
> Consuming SOAP Services is possible with the ideas you gave me. Providing
> services has often a bigger context. Either I have to use an application
> server or another kind of server which is publishing the services. In my
> context I have to use something to interact with Java. So an application
> server is the best choice.
I am using actionwebservice to provide SOAP services to my clients.
It works OK but it's limited and it might work with Jruby.
However my clients are increasing demanding more "enterprisey"
functionality like wssec FIPS compliant encryption etc. Also
actionwebservice does not allow for optional fields (one fork of it
does but I can't seem to get that fork to work with rails 2.3 and my
plugins).
I too would appreciate any points, hints, caviats, code snippets,
anything at all.
I want to be able to provide a robust set of SOAP services to along
with my rails apps and actionwebservice is falling a little short due
to neglect.
I would be willing to move my SOAP services to another rails app
running on jruby if I could do this.
P.S.
I am pretty sure I will be required to use the pgp commercial
libraries which are written in C for the encryption and decryption so
that might also provide a hurdle.
Thanks in advance for any help anybody could provide me.
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