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Hello,
Why not creating a very thin SOAP layer with a
small parser ?
I guess you know the kind of messages you're going
to receive, so you do not need a complete SOAP handling and a very little parser
should do the job.
Greetings,
Dott. Ing. Andrea Fasce
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Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 3:36
PM
Subject: Web services and J2ME
Hello,
Here is our issue. We need to make our MIdlet
communicate with one of our customer's web services. The web service needs to
get a SOAP request.
1) We could use KSoap on the MIdlet but it takes 35k
and our application is already pretty big, so I don't think we would able to
stay under 64K (required for most phones right now).
2) The other solution
is to transform our Java request (output string) into soap on the server side.
The problem here is that they don't really want to install Tomcat on their
server. We could use our server as a gateway and then call their server with
the SOAP request but it seems it would add some latency time and we would
rather have everything on their server.
Does anybody have another idea?
A way to create the SOAP request on their server without having to use
Tomcat?
Thank you
Emmanuel
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