Re: SOAP mapping of a bean with vectors

Darko, I checked out your jar file and your SoapTestBean. Sure enough, it does not conform to the Bean pattern as mentioned in my previous message. For example, you have the following members in your bean: protected String vlaUser; protected String vlaPassword; protected

Re: SOAP mapping of a bean with vectors

Hi, Your error is here: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > response: > > > > xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"; >xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema-instance"; > xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema";> > > > SOAP-ENV:Client > No Deserializer found to des

Re: SOAP mapping of a bean with vectors

Are your data1 and data2 class following the bean pattern for getters and setters? If not, then the bean serializer will not be able to handle them. The bean serializer will use reflection to get at the individual members and if they dont follow the bean pattern they will not be able to be seriali

Re: SOAP & EJB

Are the classes for your ejb's in the system classpath? I've found that Tomcat can not load a class through soap unless that class (or jar which contains it) is in the classpath it starts with. I asked about this and it seems like it is the expected behavior. hope that helps. -javier Paul Tamas

Re: Multiple invoke on one call

I thought he was referring to calling invoke more than once on a single instance of a Call object. Is this ok or does the call need to be re-created for every request. My guess is re-use is ok, based on the addressbook2 sample but if you can reassure me that would be great. thanks, Javier Sanji

Re: simple-jdbc web services question

Or, if you'd rather write a bean, then all you need to do is write a class which represents the items in your result set. The only thing that qualifies it as a bean suitable for SOAP tranfer is the following easy rules: - constructor with no arguments - for an attribute: String anAttribute there

Re: Beginner question : Client throwing AbstractMethodError

uot;http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/";> > Rosh > > > > > I am doing everything according to the docs. But still the invocation is > unsuccessful. > > Thanks > Rosh Nair > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMA

Re: Beginner question : Client throwing AbstractMethodError

et=utf-8 > > Content-Length: 476 > > Set-Cookie2: JSESSIONID=dsqde992o1;Version=1;Discard;Path="/mysoap" > > Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=dsqde992o1;Path=/mysoap > > Servlet-Engine: Tomcat Web Server/3.2.2 (JSP 1.1; Servlet > > 2.2; Java 1.3.0; > > Windows 20

Re: Beginner question : Client throwing AbstractMethodError

Rosh, It looks like you're not setting up the tunneling correctly. You should start the tunnel on a unused port, say 9090 and map it (as you are doing) to the tomcat port 8080. You must now make sure that your soap application client is trying to connect to 9090. Once this is set up, you will be

Re: TunnelGui

Hi Gerry, I experienced these problems as well. They are associated with the JVM you are using and the glibc packages installed in 7.0. Redhat has a patch for glibc which solves this problem (as well as a ton of others). Additionally, I had to make sure that the JVM was using the classic compiler

Re: Problem Serializing Vectors

... wheeewww -javier "Javier A. Soltero" wrote: > I have a method which I am accessing through soap which returns a > Vector. However, when I try to access this method, the TCPTunnel > indicates that an soap fault occurs because it says it can't find a > serialize

Problem Serializing Vectors

I have a method which I am accessing through soap which returns a Vector. However, when I try to access this method, the TCPTunnel indicates that an soap fault occurs because it says it can't find a serializer for 'java.util.collection'. Meanwhile, the code makes no mention of Collection as a ret

Serializing Struts Beans

Does anyone out there have any experience using the Jakarta struts framework with SOAP. I am trying to use the Bean serializer to serialize a class which inherits from ActionForm (a javaBean which is part of struts). When I try to invoke a soap call, the call fails with the following message: [SO

Re: Class Loading in SOAP/Tomcat

GORA Technologies > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Javier A. Soltero > Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 10:28 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Class Loading in SOAP/Tomcat > > Hi All, > > I have

Class Loading in SOAP/Tomcat

Hi All, I have a question regarding how classes which are made available via the soap interface are loaded by Apache Soap when soap runs inside the Tomcat 3.2 container. Essentially, I would like to package my soap server application as a war file which will be deployed into Tomcat. My expectati