I you deploy your Web Service as session based, the same instance of Service
was used for one single session - as long as the session is alive.
Do you need that?
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What do u mean by The Session is Alive? How will the server know
whether the session is alive?
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 08:00:44 +0200, Dorner Thomas
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I you deploy your Web Service as session based, the same instance of Service
was used for one single session - as long as
Hi !
Sorry if this question is basic, I am just an Axis beginner...
We are sending SOAP requests to a server, first in Http and we have to
maintain the session.
At a specific moment in the process, we have to switch to Https. This is
where the problem starts.
The first call in Https does not
You can set the session by:
proxy.setProperty(Cookie, jSession);
And you can set and get session by the following methods:
/*
* This method sets the SessionId for the next call. It use the
*
I installed
Axis and I am trying to generate the wsdl for the EchoHeaders sample
service. I click the link from the index.html to generate the wsdl and I
get a blank screen. The Axis Happiness Page works great but I just cannot
generate the wsdl. Does anyone know where I've went
Which browser are you using? You might want to view the source of the
page. Recent Mozilla releases usually displays the raw XML, while other
browsers do not show anything.
Fred
Donna Reschke wrote:
I installed Axis and I am trying to generate the wsdl for the
EchoHeaders sample
Take a look in src/org/axis/utils/tcpmon.java
By the way, TestMaker 4.2 (which will be out in the next week or two)
incorporates TCPMonitor. We will be improving it and contributing the
changes back to Apache. Details on TestMaker are at
http://www.pushtotest.com
Hope this helps.
-Frank
On
Frank,
That would be awesome...looking forward to it.
-- dims
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 15:36:24 -0700, Frank Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take a look in src/org/axis/utils/tcpmon.java
By the way, TestMaker 4.2 (which will be out in the next week or two)
incorporates TCPMonitor. We will be
Hi
I want to wrap a statefull sesion bean in a web service deployed as
session scope.
In other words, I will be calling the session beans remote interface
methods inside the web service methods...
Is this possible?
And if i use a .NET client , is it possible to have the counterpart
of
