Marcus,

I have gotten it to work. I'm using Cocoon 2.0.3, Axis b3, and Tomcat 4.0.4 on Sun JDK 
1.4.0_01 on Redhat 7.2. After some investigation into the sources for the soap 
logicsheet I discovered that you can provided just the method call and it will be 
encapsulated in a correct SOAP envelope. If you want to include headers, you have to 
construct a "pseudo" envelope with elements "soap:header" and "soap:body". Note that 
these elements are lower case, whereas in the SOAP spec they are "Header" and "Body". 
This is just how the SOAP logicsheet happens to be written though. Heres an example of 
a soap call I'm running from cocoon:

            <soap:call url="http://myhost:8080/lims/services/urn:XMLDataService";>
              <soap:header>
                <username><xsp:expr>username</xsp:expr></username>
                <password><xsp:expr>password</xsp:expr></password>
              </soap:header>
              <soap:body>
                <ns1:authenticate xmlns:ns1="urn:XMLDataService">
                  <soap:enc/>
                </ns1:authenticate>
              </soap:body>
            </soap:call>
          
Without headers it could simply be:

            <soap:call url="http://myhost:8080/lims/services/urn:XMLDataService";>
                <ns1:authenticate xmlns:ns1="urn:XMLDataService">
                  <soap:enc/>
                  <!-- perhaps username/password are now arguments here... -->
                </ns1:authenticate>
            </soap:call>

I hope this helps.

/S

Marcus Crafter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>    Hope all is well.
>    
>    Was just wondering if anyone has had success using the soap taglib
>    that comes with Cocoon CVS, with Axis CVS ?
>    
>    For some reason I can't seem to get any response from my
>    AxisServlet when using this taglib. Some debugging seems to show that
>    Axis can't quite understand the message the taglib sends it.
>    
>    There are some differenecs in the headers between what the soap taglib
>    generates, and what Axis' client utilities generate (axis client utils
>    set the content length and the 'Host' header includes the port
>    number if its not 80), but the soap-envelopes are the same.
>    
>    Just thought I make a quick sanity check to see if it's just my
>    environment ?
>    
>    Cheers,
>    
>    Marcus
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