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pass xml on url?

 
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how to pass xml file content to some url on server side???
 
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Surely, after ~500+ posts, you would provide more information.
What is the client? What do you have on the server? What have you thought/tried?
 
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like i want to send it on webservices that's all i know brother..no idea about webservices also
 
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Do you mean- When a particular URL is invoked- it returns an XML content? or you want to send XML file to certain URL- which I suppose would mean- file upload?

 
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First you need to check out what the web service expects. Does it need the XML as the full POST body, or as the value of a parameter?
 
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Without knowing more details its difficult to help.

I can think of socket programming, upload content to a file on third party server etc.

More details will definitely help us....
 
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Mohamed Sanaulla wrote:Do you mean- When a particular URL is invoked- it returns an XML content? or you want to send XML file to certain URL- which I suppose would mean- file upload?



I want to send XML file to certain URL.... thanks
 
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So answer my previous question. Without knowing what the server expects we tell you how to send anything.
 
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I am using application server glass fish and webservice and need to send url of the file which is saved on the main server system..

Please let me know if you need more info regarding it...
 
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Rob Spoor wrote:First you need to check out what the web service expects. Does it need the XML as the full POST body, or as the value of a parameter?


This is the last time I'm going to repeat that question. And no, saying you use Glassfish does not answer that question.
 
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Rob Spoor wrote:

Rob Spoor wrote:First you need to check out what the web service expects. Does it need the XML as the full POST body, or as the value of a parameter?


This is the last time I'm going to repeat that question. And no, saying you use Glassfish does not answer that question.



Dear sir I don't have a little idea about this web services please tell me how i can check that?
 
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Ask the person that wrote the web service.
 
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I don't know him sir...Will you please let me know about him..?
 
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Kaustubh G Sharma wrote:I am using application server glass fish and webservice



I don't know him sir...Will you please let me know about him..?



I don't think anyone here has any idea about which webservice you are talking about. So take it one step at a time:

1) Do you know what the requirements are? Keep aside how it's implemented
2) Have you been given some instructions on what to use? Like that webservice? If yes, then ask the person who gave those instructions on what exactly the webservice expects.

 
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Jaikiran Pai wrote:

Kaustubh G Sharma wrote:I am using application server glass fish and webservice



I don't know him sir...Will you please let me know about him..?



I don't think anyone here has any idea about which webservice you are talking about. So take it one step at a time:

1) Do you know what the requirements are? Keep aside how it's implemented
2) Have you been given some instructions on what to use? Like that webservice? If yes, then ask the person who gave those instructions on what exactly the webservice expects.



Aye Aye Sir... Let me gather this information.. Then I'll get back to you on this..Thanks
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