Multicast

2001-10-30 Thread Tomas Jacobsson

Hello!
I wonder if there is some easy way to send multicast with Soap, like in the
multicast class in java where you are using sockets. The problem with this is
that I think you must have a soap server at every client that should recieve
this multicast, or can it be any other way to solve this? Like for example only
with the Soap.jar file at the client.
Regards

Tomas




TcpTunnel

2001-10-17 Thread Tomas Jacobsson

Hello!
I want to use the TcpTunnel to see what is coming in and what is going
out. But if I want to listened on port 8080 then I get the error address
already in use
Is there a way to listen on that port or do I have to listen at another
port. The thing is that I using a client which are sending updates to a
database, it works if I change the port that it is talking to like for
example 9090  then I see the messages that is traveling between them.
But is there a way to listen on the port 8080?
Regards

Tomas




Apache-SOAP Tomcat and UDDI

2001-09-25 Thread Tomas Jacobsson

Hello!
I want to implement UDDI services with my Apache-SOAP Tomcat server which is
running in UNIX environment,. Does anybody know any good service to do that?
Thanks in advance

Tomas




A way to see the actual Soap message

2001-09-18 Thread Tomas Jacobsson

Hello!
I wonder if ther is a way to see the actual soap messages that is travelling between
server and client. I uses Apache Soap, Tomcat and xerces but I don't get the feeling
of what is happening between the client and server. I build my call in Java on the
client side, of that I think it must make a Soap message of the call to be able to
send it to the server. And I wonder if there is some way to how this soap message
looks like in text, with the header, envelope and body. Like for example that you
can print it on the screen or something like that.
Regards

/Tomas




Invoke a Apache Soap web server from a browser

2001-09-17 Thread Tomas Jacobsson

Hello!
I am wondering if it is possible to invoke a apache soap web service from a
client browser. The examples I have seen illustrates it only how to do it with
a Java client. Can't I invoke a service with only writting xml code and then
use it with the browser? If it is possible then how should the code be written?

Regards

/Tomas