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Yasin Okumuş
Yasin Okumuş

Reputation: 2398

Giving a prepared SOAP response by Java

I have a client, I want to make the server off by changing endpoint for exceptional situations and I want to give a prepared response for the request. As there are many security issues for preparing the SOAP messages, I don't want to make a complex fully completed (fake/mock) webservice server.

Is there a way to make a web service server that will give a ready (prepared/saved) response? No need to bind with WSDL and/or XSD but only for some parameters, the server should give the same prepared response. It looks like a proxy server and also a mock server but I don't know how to call and research about how to do it.

So simply; how can I write a very basic web service server that would read the XML (get the request, the SOAP message but without binding or transforming to beans or Java objects) and give a prepared (saved XML) response?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 185

Answers (1)

Izold Tytykalo
Izold Tytykalo

Reputation: 719

Sure you can. Even within the same Java program. Use Java HTTP Server. few lines of code and you have functional http server.

Upvotes: 1

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