RE: Un Subscribe

Dude, your on soap-dev, not soap-user. use soap-user-unsubscribe That should work I believe You get spam from this group? I've never gotten anyyet. Peter Roth Telemetry Technologies Inc. p: 404.231.0021 ext. 1290 e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Christopher J.

RE: Setting (mapping) deserializers to deserialize a complex response with nested elements

] -Original Message- From: Pete Roth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 12:44 PM To: Soap-user list (E-mail); Soap-dev List (E-mail) Subject: Setting (mapping) deserializers to deserialize a complex response with nested elements I am having trouble setting up deserializers

RE: Using Xerces to parse a SOAP response

THANK YOU! Very much. This works. The entire XML that the server returns is stored in the xml variable with the code below. Peter Roth Telemetry Technologies Inc. p: 404.231.0021 ext. 1290 e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Se

RE: Using Xerces to parse a SOAP response and using reflection to abstractly refer to a web service

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RE: Using Xerces to parse a SOAP response and using reflection to abstractly refer to a web service

Thanks for your help Steve and Doug. This you guys have solved my problem I think, I'm about to try it. The real question I guess I was asking is in regards to line Doug suggested. myparser.parse((String)ret.getValue()); This String that you cast from the Object returned from getValue()

Re: using XML as a string in Java client

Thanks for the code. This is helpful but would of been the next problem. What I really need though is a way use that String with the Apache libs. So that instead of having the Apache libs build the XML. I could pass the XML stored in a String ,which the below method built, to the Apache librari

Re: response from method is zero in my Apache Java client

children of the method element, automatically belong to the method names namespace as in your first example. The only way round this that I found was to explicitly specify the parameter names with "ns1:" in front of them. YUCK!! for example... params.addElement (new Parameter("ns1

using XML as a string in Java client

I am trying to write a Java Client using the Apache libraries with a MS (Microsoft .NET beta 2) server. Is there anyway to pass the XML just as a string to the Call object (or some other way) when using the Java Apache SOAP libraries? The XML the Apache libs generate does not work for my server

response from method is zero in my Apache Java client

e: 2001-07-24 19:31:34 see this article. http://www.perfectxml.com/articles/xml/soapguide.asp Apache SOAP doesn't like a response without xsi:type. This is a known interop issue between Apache client and MS server. Also an Integer serializer (and a lot others) is built in SOAPMappingRegis

response contains zero when should be a value in my Apache Java client to a MS server

I am getting bogus data back from my IIS .NET beta 2 WebService. I am using the Java client below, which calls a method (test_AddThem) to add two numbers and return the result. This result is always a '0' (zero). I have another version of this method which adds the xsi:type attribute to each e