the internal working of SOAP (I know I can have a look
at the sourcecode, but a good documentation can be
very useful as well!)
Thanks!
Ralf
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Which advantages does SOAP provide compared with RMI?
Whats with SOAP - CORBA ??
Whats are the advantages of SOAP against RMI and whats
are the disadvantages?
Discuss!
Thanks, in advance!
Ralf
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I think I serialized a vector in my example, but notice that the
// VectorSerializer vectorSer = new VectorSerializer(); is commented
out, so nothing is needed to serialize a vector.
Have a look also at the document where I try to explain what the source
does. Link is
Sorry Pablo.
This is not actually an answer to your post.
Anyway I was thinking along the same lines.
Is it possible to use SOAP with the default parsers that comes with the 48MB
monstrousity that is J2SE 1.4 ? Or do we still need to use the Xerces
parsers ?
If this is a stupid question, pls
Hi,
I notice the same thing.
Perhaps because of the creation of
SOAPContext to manage SOAP object's scope ...
Jean-Louis
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I have no problem running Xerces 1.4
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Hi, what version of Apache Xerces should we use with Apache
Hi,
I have all the correct classpath defined.
Still getting class not found exeception.
Removed all parsers other than xerces 1.4.0 from
tomcat classpath.
Need more help.
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I think that the problem lies deeply in the way that developers, in general,
program for distributed computing...We should not rely on the top down
command running after command approach. We should program using an event
model...what I would like to see is applications that fire off a request and
David,
When you say, C++ Server, is this mean that you already have a
SOAP server written in C++ or planning to develop one. If none of
these is the case, what are you referring to? Can you eloborate
your scenario a little more so we can understand better.
Pae
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Never mind... it works now.
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Hi,
I have all the correct classpath defined.
Still getting class
I would like feedback on the whether or not any of you are using custom
classes in your soap calls. While it is definitely convenient on the Apache
server side (with its serializers deserializers), it places an extra
burden on the client, because now they must have these custom classes on
their
I can not understand why sun haven't already released a toolkit that sits
round this implementation??...(if they have then ignore me!)
The last time I checked (5 June 2001), there's nothing like this available
in that 48MB J2SE 1.4 or any other additional API.
Nonetheless, as you said, it can
Hello,
Thanks for your response, Jonathon (or is it Jon?). I checked that out
(soap.jar was included) and still got the same error as before.
Using CLASSPATH:
c:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.2\classes;c:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.2\lib\ser
Hi
I was made to believe that Tomcat is not exactly a production ready
servlet container. Are there any commercially ready servlet containers which
will support Apache SOAP clients ? Has anybody tweaked with the free IIS
WebServer to see if it can host Java Servlets (rather than using the
Hi Ed,
I agree. When I wrote my service using custom classes and realized that how
clients from other galaxies could have the custom classes on hand. I changed
all i/o arguments to parameter: name/value. It's long and tedious, but it's
more versatile, and best of all, it works.
Thanks,
What location should be specified in soap:address
location=http://localhost:4040/soap/servlet/rpcrouter/ in the
service?
Is the URL of the SOAP server hardcoded in WSDL?
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The address location holds the URL that a client reading the WSDL will use
to connect to the service. What you have looks right to me.
Rick Hansen
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That's the way I understand it. But that is better than changing each client
I guess.
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So everytime I deploy a service on a different
Hello,
Within the WSDL types section you can specify an XML schema type or an
XML element. See http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema for details on what you can
express using schema. I'm not sure of what support it has for built-in
complex types like arrays, hashtables, etc.
Nirmal.
Yeah, that has already been cleared on the list. I just mixed it up,
sorry ...
Christian
Ed Keen wrote:
This is not true. You only need WSDL if you decide to use Microsoft's
high-level api. If you go with their low-level api (as documented in
the help file that comes with their toolkit),
Is WSDL generated with GLUE, compatible with Apache SOAP?
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Andrew,
Since you are using the Apache library (Java) on the client side, why do
you need to worry about WSDL? That is only required for Microsoft clients
using the high-level api.
The lowest level point of interface has to be the parameter names
themselves. Otherwise, how does the server
How would I define String[][]?
Is the following correct?
complexType name=2DArrayOfString
complexContent
restriction base=SOAP-ENC:Array
attribute ref=SOAP-ENC:arrayType
wsdl:arrayType=xsd:string[][] /
/restriction
/complexContent
How about using either an XML string or an XML Element as the input parameter.
This way the client programs do not have to worry about the custom classes. What I
did was to use an XML Element as the input parameter to the SOAP service. And on
the server, extract the values from the Element into
It is used to specify the value of the SOAPAction HTTP header.
It allows services to be filtered at the servlet level,
before the SOAP envelope is parsed.
See section 6.1.1 of the SOAP spec for details.
I think the value is currently ignored by the Apache server code (true?).
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Hi ALL,
Scenario :: I have a couple of SOAP Services that should be
allowed access only if the user has logged in and has access permissions to
the ROUTER Servlet. If the user does not have access priveleges, since the
proxy servlet already got the SOAP ENV with the request from a SOAP
See getRemoteAddr() of javax.servlet.ServletRequest. And its subclass,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest. :-)
Pae
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Hi All
Does anyone know how to invoke a web service deployed on Apache SOAP from a client
browser. The samples that are available illustrate the usage thru a java client only.
How should the message be sent so as to make the apache soap router understand the
request sent from a client
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See getRemoteAddr() of javax.servlet.ServletRequest. And its subclass,
Hi Luis!
We've moved to 1.4 and it works just fine for us!
Yours,
Anders
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