So you are using Apache SOAP. I stopped using it, as the documentation is really
bad and it is sometimes conflicting with JAXM. (same class name for SOAPException)
Also I think the deployment descriptor
is cumbersome. you have to specify the server classes to use in the dd. anyway I never
managed to get it
working properly. JWSDP works immediatly, and no deployment descriptor is needed
(unless you count web.xml).
IMHO go with JWSDP and just 1 soap API(JAXM), if you want to avoid problems. JAXM does
the job pefectly.
I am sure you can tweak the jwsdp port somehow (server.xml?)
btw I also considered AXIS, as this is the follow up project for Apache soap, this
stuff promises to be really
easy to setup. have a look on the apache site.
Cheers / Christophe
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To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Réf. : RE: SOAP= java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
javax/mail/MessagingE xception
I've TOMCAT 4.0, SUN XML-Pack (which includes JAXM, JAXR...) , JetSpeed and
Apache SOAP.
I think I can't use the JWSDP because TOMCAT (8080) is always installed and
I've an ISAPI redirector for IIS configured with it. I've deployed a
Client j2se (Java Class, URL on port 8070) on APAche-SOAP-ADMIN in which i
use Call method. There is no compilation error but when I execute the
client it don't find the class.
I want to see the request/response with TcpTunnelGui but it detects
nothing.
What the role of the JavaMail API in the using of SOAP, I don't understand
that?
What precautions must I care when I install SOAP? Do you where can I found
a good tutorial for SOAP with TOMCAT?
Thanks.
Jean-Christophe FRANCE
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