sg.getContentType());
> response.setContentLength(respMsg.getContentLength());
> OutputStream out = response.getOutputStream();
> respMsg.writeContentToStream(out);
> out.flush();
> out.close();
> }
gt; there.
> Plus you can look at how the AdminClient does its job - it doesn't use RPC.
> -Dug
>
> "Frank van Lingen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/04/2002 09:29:32 PM
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Subject:axis message example
Hi,
The only example in axis that deals with messages is "proxy". However,
this seems not to be an complete example. Does anybody know (or has) a
good stand alone example that uses messages instead of RPC?
Frank van Lingen
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The only example in axis that deals with messages is "proxy". However, this seems not to be an complete exampl
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Subject: axis message example
Hi,
The only example in axis that deals with messages is "proxy". However, this
seems not to be an complete example. Does anybody know (or has) a good stand
alone example that uses messages instead of RPC?
Frank van Lingen
Hi,
The only example in axis that deals with messages
is "proxy". However, this seems not to be an complete example. Does anybody know
(or has) a good stand alone example that uses messages instead of
RPC?
Frank van Lingen
