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I m using Rails 3.1.1 and Ruby 1.9. Due to customer's demand we need to expose a SOAP webservice on our application. We are suppose to create a webservice which would handle the customer's request, process and save data and send success/failure via SOAP xml.
Can I use soap4r to develop the same without starting the soap4r server on separate server? I mean to use the Passenger server on which my Rails app is running. possibly let the webservice run on different port. Is this possible?
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This fork was intended to get soap4r working on Ruby 1.9.2
I am not aware of any way to get it working as a soap server. I have only used it as a soap client querying a SOAP server.
That said, I have written a SOAP server once in the past, and I didn't find it too difficult. A SOAP server is simply a website that accepts XML (in the SOAP format of course), processes it, and responds with appropriate XML. Your solution may end up being as simple as creating some XML erb templates and adding "format.xml {}" statements into the "respond_to" block of your existing Rails app.
Hi,
I m using Rails 3.1.1 and Ruby 1.9. Due to customer's demand we need to expose a SOAP webservice on our application. We are suppose to create a webservice which would handle the customer's request, process and save data and send success/failure via SOAP xml.
Can I use soap4r to develop the same without starting the soap4r server on separate server? I mean to use the Passenger server on which my Rails app is running. possibly let the webservice run on different port. Is this possible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: