Hi Ken,
I think getting the reader is certainly the way to go, it's simple
enough, isn't it?
Just do a request.reader or request.inputStream, and pass that to a
XmlSlurper, that should do it.
Guillaume
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 00:57, Kenneth Kousen <
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> I'm trying to make a web service that receives SOAP messages from an
> existing client. I know the client sends the message as the body of a POST
> request. I'd like to use a groovlet to receive the request and process the
> body.
> This seems like a silly question, but how do I extract the body of the
> request? I'm so accustomed to receiving input parameters I'm not sure what
> to do when the body isn't a map.
> I know the HttpServletRequest class has a getReader() method that returns a
> buffered reader containing the body of the request. Is that what I should
> use? There must be a groovier way.
> Thanks,
>
> Ken
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