>From VB I would use the following MS Soap Client low level API calling code:
'--- create SOAP COM objects
Set Connector = CreateObject("MSSoap.HTTPConnector")
Set Serializer = CreateObject("MSSoap.SoapSerializer")
Set Reader = CreateObject("MSSoap.SoapReader")
'--- Prepare the Connecto
Title: Sax and xerces
I've been having problems getting authentication to
work from non-Java clients (e.g. VB6, etc). I was wondering whether it would be
so silly to ignore the normal authentication mechanism and simply included a
UserName and Password set of parameters in each and every webs
I'm getting the above exception under Orion 1.5.2 when starting the Orion
Server and it tries to auto load the Axis AdminServlet (running under the
JDK 1.4.1). Now, javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet is part of the Orion.jar
file, so I doesn't quite make sense to me. Any ideas why this might heppen?
Title: SimpleAxisServer & ?wsdl
Some things to check (I've not tried it with the
Axis server, only under Orion):
1. Running http://localhost:6060/services/AxisServlet do
you see the newly deployed service in the list of services? Do the other
services work if you click on the hyperlinks?
Ok, according to SOAP1.1 it looks like it is required. It would not be a bad
idea to put this into the Axis FAQ since it is one of the biggest gotchas
for any Axis newby. It took me a while anyway, to figure out how to get the
MS Soap Client to work with Axis due to this requirement.
Xander
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I don't know of a way to avoid this, other than to change the Axis code to
not throw an exception when the SOAPAction is empty. This might not be a bad
idea as I believe the that the usage of the SOAPAction has not been
formalized yet. On the client side (using the MS SOAP toolkit) I got around
thi
Can anyone please tell me how to use authentication
(and authorization) on a per webservice and method basis on an Axis web server
when the client uses the MS Soap Client low level API.
I've tried to set the following in the MS Soap
client:
Connector.Property("AuthUser") =
"username"Conn