look at org.apache.axis.utils.Admin class provided in axis code, it works as
a Message service,
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> Dave> Are there any examples of writing SOAP clients that use
> Message
> rather than
You are correct, they are all using SOAP RPC-STYLE calls. None of them are
using messages.
I am looking for the same.
Jamie Powell
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Dave> Are there any examples of writing SOAP clients that use Message
rather than
Dave> Call? All of the examples seem to use RPC-style SOAP calls, but
Dave> Are there any examples of writing SOAP clients that use Message rather than
Dave> Call? All of the examples seem to use RPC-style SOAP calls, but I'm rather
Dave> new to SOAP, so I could easily be mistaken.
Look in samples/message. I'm doing it, but haven't deployed yet.
Kenne
Are there any examples of writing SOAP clients that use Message rather than
Call? All of the examples seem to use RPC-style SOAP calls, but I'm rather
new to SOAP, so I could easily be mistaken.
