Hi Singh, Thanks for your reply. My gsoap client will not be connecting to a webservice. Instead it is between two Linux machines. My doubt is that at the client side, there is no socket binding happening to any port. I feel i need to add code for socket bind inside stdsoap2.c .
Please provide your opinion. Have to tried anything similar? Thanks, Sanjay -- In [email protected], sanjay singh <sanjaysingh9...@...> wrote: > > Sanjay, > > I am facing same type of issue in developing the gSOAP client. Actually, as > per my understanding, when you calling web services from machine where > connected to Proxy. we have to set a proxy host and port of your network as i > did write a JAVA client for same web services. > > However, I have tried to set Proxy Host and Proxy Port, but getting error , > means SOAP request is not prepare properly. > > I am looking this issue and let you know about any finding. > > Best Regards, > > > San > > --- On Tue, 3/31/09, sanjay_cec <krishsan...@...> wrote: > > > From: sanjay_cec <krishsan...@...> > Subject: [gsoap] client side port > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2009, 9:44 PM > > > > > > > Hi Experts, > Need help for this gSOAP newbie. My gSOAP client application is sending > messages through available ports. How can i ensure it is send through > user-specfied port? > > i tried giving soap.proxy_port = 9000; > i want the client to send messages from 9000 port to the server. > > Please give a solution. > > -Sanjay >
