Are you validating the whole soap message or just the message inside
the soap-body element, against the xsd? From the errors it seems you
are validating the whole soap message and your xsd doesnt have the defs
of Envelope and Body.
I used just the message element during validation, using xerces 1.
I think wsdlgen with wstk is supposed to create the wsdl.
Shashi Anand
Senior Software Engineer
Infogain India
B 15 Sec 58, NOida, UP 201301, India
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From: Max Stolyarov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Hello,
>
>Does someone knows how to define elements that have Array data type.
> SOAP-ENC specifications provide for this but somehow I can't figure this
> out.
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Max Stolyarov
> NOVARRA
> 3232 Kennicott Ave
> Arlington Heights, Illinois 60004
> Phone: (847) 368-7800 x
The SOAP 2.2 HTTP transport doesn't support keep alive. I believe several
people have written a variation that does, but no one contributed it.
Sanjiva.
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From: "Herreman, Christophe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 9:21 PM
Su
Hello,
I downloaded xerces2_0_0beta.jar file and I am using it's SAXParser to
validate XML document with namespaces. I defined a proper XSD document, that
what I think, but everytime I run the validator it crashes while trying to
validate SOAP elements. These are the errors that I get:
[Erro
I created a Web Service that has a SOAP interface and which uses RPC
messaging. I am using Apache SOAP2.2 implementation and Tomcat to run the
service. My service is just a simple class registered as a web service, such
as:
public class myservice {
public Hashtable send( MyMessage msg )
The use of persistent connections supported by HTTP 1.1 would certainly
improve the performance in most benchmarks, but whether it would improve the
performance of an application depends on the particular application. If
each real world client will make frequent calls (more frequently than the
pe
Hello,
I noticed that a client using SOAP 2.2 sends a header in HTTP 1.0 format.
I want to use persistent HTTP connections and thus need HTTP 1.1.
Looking at HTTPUtils.java, I noticed that the use of http 1.0 is hard coded.
Can anybody explain to me why this is done? Does SOAP 2.2 fully suppo
