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get some real xml parser engine and check the examples that come with it.
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get some real xml parser engine and check the examples that come with it.

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Hi,<br />
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Check out the Apache SOAP toolkit at <a href="http://xml.apache.org" rel="ugc">http://xml.apache.org</a><br />
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As far as I remember, it has some ready-to-deploy sample web services that you can plug into Tomcat, and tweak a little so your customer thinks you built it with your little hands :)<br />
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Hope this helps,<br />
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-S
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Hi,

Check out the Apache SOAP toolkit at http://xml.apache.org [http://xml.apache.org]

As far as I remember, it has some ready-to-deploy sample web services that you can plug into Tomcat, and tweak a little so your customer thinks you built it with your little hands :)

Hope this helps,

-S

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I need to build a web service using Tomcat, Servlets, JDBC etc. I also need to have something to show my client in short order! Can anyone provide me with an example servlet that takes XML from an HTTP post and parses it. Once it's parsed I'm happy I'll be able to process it.<br />
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I've got Tomcat 3.2.1 ( I believe - I'm not near the machine at the moment ) and it appears to have an old(ish) version of the xml parser on it. It's in the org/apache/tomcat/util/xml<wbr /> directory and comprises the following files<br />
PathMatch.java<br />
SaxContext.java<br />
XmlAction.java<br />
XmlMapper.java<br />
XmlMatch.java<br />
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Any help is greatly appreciated<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
<br />
Dave
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I need to build a web service using Tomcat, Servlets, JDBC etc. I also need to have something to show my client in short order! Can anyone provide me with an example servlet that takes XML from an HTTP post and parses it. Once it's parsed I'm happy I'll be able to process it.

I've got Tomcat 3.2.1 ( I believe - I'm not near the machine at the moment ) and it appears to have an old(ish) version of the xml parser on it. It's in the org/apache/tomcat/util/xml directory and comprises the following files
PathMatch.java
SaxContext.java
XmlAction.java
XmlMapper.java
XmlMatch.java

Any help is greatly appreciated

Regards

Dave

XML in http message - example required

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