,
and it still didn't help.
Does anyone have any suggestions for me? Any assistance would be very
much appreciated.
lou fox wrote:
One clarification: I had it working with java plugin 1.4.2_02, but I
upgraded to 1.4.2_03 because of the Versign certificate issue. Also
note that I extract
One clarification: I had it working with java plugin 1.4.2_02, but I
upgraded to 1.4.2_03 because of the Versign certificate issue. Also
note that I extracted all of the jar files, and created a single jar.
lou fox wrote:
I know there has been alot of messages on applets and axis but I
I know there has been alot of messages on applets and axis but I haven't
seen the question/answer that I'm looking for. I'm trying use axis
within an applet with java plugin 1.4.2_03. Before I add the stack
trace, I would like to note that this is over https; over http I don't
have a single p
I know there has been alot of messages on applets and axis but I haven't
seen the question/answer that I'm looking for. I'm trying use axis
within an applet with java plugin 1.4.2_03. Before I add the stack
trace, I would like to note that this is over https; over http I don't
have a single p
How do I change a textnode in a MessageElement? I know I can get the
value of the textnode by calling the getValue() method, but how do I
change it to something else? setObjectValue(), and addTextNode() didn't
seem to work correctly. Does anyone know how to do this?
I wrote an AxisClient that hits a commercial SOAP server, but whenever I
try to return a very large result set (20K+) records I get an
OutofMemoryError. I'm using eclipse to debug, which dumps me at the
finally clause in invoke method of the AxisClient Class. What is the
work around?
How do you setup client side logging? I searched this mailing list and
saw: a message advising making changes to log4j.properties, and adding
it to the classpath ahead of axis.jar, but that didn't seem to help, is
there any other way I can turn on client side logging? Here's my classpath:
.;C
