Data Flow - MACROMEDIA BREEZE-USING THE BREEZE XML WEB SERVICES Use Manual

Using the breeze xml web services
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Data flow

The following diagram shows an example of the flow of data in a web application that interacts
with the Breeze server:
Step 1: Web browser
requests page.
Step 2: Web server
finds page and
passes it to
application server.
Step 3: Application
server executes code.
Step 4: Application
server calls action on
Breeze server.
The following example describes what might happen when a user connects to a training portal
intranet site that was created with Macromedia ColdFusion MX and that uses Breeze XML web
services:
A logged-in user uses a web browser to request a page that shows a list of the courses that the
1.
user is signed up for.
The web server finds the relevant page and passes it to the application server.
2.
The application server parses and executes the ColdFusion code contained in the page.
3.
As part of executing the code, the application server calls an action on the company's Breeze
4.
server, requesting the list of courses. The action call takes the form of an HTTP
with appropriate security credentials included in the request.
The Breeze server executes the action, returning the resulting XML data to the application
5.
server.
The application code parses the returned XML and inserts data into the web page as
6.
appropriate, and then passes the finished page to the web server.
The web server passes the finished page to the browser to be displayed.
7.
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Step 7: Web server
sends finished page
to requesting browser.
Step 6: Application
server inserts data in
page and then passes
the page to the web
server.
Step 5: Breeze server
returns XML data to
application server.
request
POST

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