I have been messing around with JBoss web services and .NET clients for days
and needed a solution a week ago (isn't that always the case).
I have seen the Wiki link for JBoss and .NET and I have followed building the
document/literal samples. The result is that the OrderProcess sample deploys
Our scenario is .NET client with JBoss 4.0.1 server. We wrote a Java web
service and it deploys just fine within JBoss. In writing the .NET client, we
add a web reference and it sees the WSDL just fine too. When it comes to
execution, the .NET client appears to call the web service okay and
Oops...I was given the wrong SOAP message for the .NET. The correct message is
shown below:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?soap:Envelope
xmlns:soap=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
Okay...the posting is stripping out the information.
After the soap:Body begin tag and hello world fake, you should see:
After hello world fake and the soap:Body end tag, you should see:
...only without the and . For some reason if I provide the true symbols,
everything in between is
One last time:
Before the hello world fake, there are begin tags...
HelloWorldResponse xmlns=http://Walkthrough/XmlWebServices/;
HelloWorldResult
After the hello world fake, there are end tags...
HelloWorldResult
HelloWorldResponse
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Steps 1-5 is what I'm doing. I do not have a try/catch around the web method
call but I know it is not throwing anything because I have a number of calls to
different web services and it is getting past the ones not working write.
BTW - If I deploy my Java web service in JBoss 4.0.3 everything
This we will have to try. You are right about the namespace thing. One of our
developers just tweaked the JBoss code that generates the namespace stuff to do
it the way .NET wants it. It works for string based methods (e.g., string
params, string return types, string arrays) but not complex
I need the following two URLs to execute the same code (i.e. *not* start up two
separate instances). BTW - My servlets are deployed within an EAR file.
http://server:port/MyApp/abc?param1=value1
http://server:port/OurApp/abc?param1=value1
I've seen/read a variety of documentation and forum
Here's my environment
I have a stateful session EJB updating a database via one instance of DAO class. I
also have a servlet updating the same database via the a different instance of the
same DAO class. The DAO class is written in such a way that it obtains a connection
object in its
