Editing xml file on remote server with web service

[spuff]

I have add a new DOC file with web client. I am working up to being able to interrogate another server for xml data, and then respond. I know the file has to be downloaded to be edited, but is there a way to upload automatically the "temporary" edited file during the checkin operation? To simulate that I am working between two web sites. At the remote site, I have created access via a web service with a file called transxml.amx.

[Justvicks]

I have found quite a lot of explanations and examples based on C# , Web Client allow inline editing for text (XML, HTML, ...) documents only. but for the moment I am working only in VB untile I feel I have a reasonable grasp of .net; as yet I have not learned any C#. The other solutions let you edit your office document on the server directly.

[Norberd]

You can configure the solution that should be used to open your document when clicking "edit button" from the web client : in shared/classes/alfresco/extension/web-client-config-custom.xml, As I get more into asp.net, I am beginning to think I chose the wrong language to start with, since so many examples on the net are in C# rather than VB.

[Billie]

shows the the data as I want, and allows me to edit the fields - but I have been unable to work out how to update - and I have yet to move on to cancelling and deleting. Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) enables you to create distributed Java-based to Java-based applications, in which the methods of remote Java objects can be invoked from other Java virtual machines (JVMs), possibly on different hosts. There could be a problem if the user hasn't the access on CISF (i.e. when he is out of office) but anyway this is a first useful step!