Michael,
If you control both server and client, I recommend using java's built-in RMI
instead of SOAP web services. The whole point of SOAP is so disparate
entities that you don't control may still interact. JRMP - Java Remote
Messaging Protocol is the java-to-java protocol.
-Rob Cole.
-Orig
I
think src files are for reference and debug-tracing, or if you want to make
modifications. the import statement imports the object files (class
files).
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From: "Jeff Greif" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: happyaxis error
> You probably followed the Axis instructions and installed your own copy of
> xerces jars. This doesn't work because Tomcat already has it
Alle 17:17, domenica 2 marzo 2003, Jeff Greif ha scritto:
> You probably followed the Axis instructions and installed your own copy of
> xerces jars.
Yes
This doesn't work because Tomcat already has its own, and
> there is a significant difference between them. Either use Tomcat's xerces
> jars,
You probably followed the Axis instructions and installed your own copy of
xerces jars. This doesn't work because Tomcat already has its own, and
there is a significant difference between them. Either use Tomcat's xerces
jars, or (maybe this will work) replace the ones Tomcat is using (which are
Yes, I got the same error just yesterday as well. Installing Axis 1.1 with
Tomcat 4.1 on Windows 2000.
If you get a response as to what the error might be, please forward.
thanks.
debbie vasaturo
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From: "Gianni Pucciani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Se
I found out my problem, when defining my qn's I made a cut & paste mistake
and mixed up class names on two of my names!
> org.xml.sax.SAXException: Invalid element in
I'm working on a project in which a client needs to send a request to a
server, the server will execute the request, and then the server returns the
result. I'm writing both the client and the server (in Java of course) so
if there's any shortcuts I can take here because it's "Java only" that woul
