Hi Folks,
I'm runnning Tomcat 3.2.3 on Win2K with IIS V5.
Servlets, JSP, Cocoon
work.
Soap 2.2 does not!
I can point my browser to
http://localhost/soal/servlet/messagerouter
and
receive the "Sorry, I don't speak via HTTP Get- you
have to use HTTP
POST to
talk to me."
However, when I her
Hi, Jim:
Thank you very much for your detailed reply. I found the problem by
following the guidance in your message. The port # of my Tomcat is 80 and it
is 8080 in hello.Client.
Have a nice weekend.
George
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Hi,
I'm trying to setup SOAP 2.2 on tomcat beta 4.0b5 and I'm having trouble
getting Soap to work. I've read through various messages about classpaths,
etc. However, now, I'm getting this error. Any body have insight about
what I need to do to get this working?
Thanks,
Dave.
A Servlet
I am running soap 2.2 in tomcat 4.0 with xerces 1.4.2, the server is
working and the addressbook samples are working. However I cannot get
the messaging sample to work. When I run testit.sh I get this error
Exception in thread "main" [SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client;
msg=Error openi
I just had a similar problem and good for you I solved it with help from
this very helpful listserv.
The value passed to "setTargetObjectURI(String)" should be I believe the
same as the value, in the definitions section of your WSDL file that you
specified for targetNamespace. Yours is http://
Hello Stephan,
I tried to follow you doc but I am having a problem. I can not get to the
SOAP deploy page. I am getting the following Exception when I press the
deploy button:
Error: 500
Location: /apache-soap/admin/deploy.jsp
Internal Servlet Error:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable
Title: Problem with Apache soap client accessing a MS soap server
Thanks for help from my last problem with the TcpTunnelGui, Gregg, Eduardo, and Sri.
Now, the new problem:
I can't get a valid response from a MS soap server.
I know this is a big request but could somebody check my code for w
Has anyone had the opportunity to run a soap service client using
websphere3.5.4. Im having problems configuring the client. I get the IBM
"invalid SSL Hand Shake" error thrown on the web server. Im not sure what I
might be doing wrongly.
Thanks
Irfan
Can I write a SOAP deployment descriptor file, where I can specify more
than one Java Class. I don't want to create separate web service for each
Java class. Can I have methods listed from two Java classes inside a
single deployment descriptor ?
Thanks,
Sekar.
Sri,
Its probably cleanest to create a webapps\WEB-INF\classes under your
app-server directory and expose this in Tomcat's server.xml configuration
file. (this might be what J2EE recommends also). In this folder, you could
put either a tree of classes or a composite jar file. Either way, this need
Hi All,
I've tried looking up the archives for session tracking but could
not find any. I am currently using SOAP services that are request based. Now
I need to use them on a per session base and access the session object for
a particular user request. My scenario is something like this.
This has been attributed to a bug in glibc shipped with most Redhat systems. I
think there an updated package somewhere on Redhat's site (either in updates or
some other experimental location), that has been reported to fix this problem.
I've also found that if I have a SOAP call blocking on TcpT
Try looking into the TcpTunnelGui code. You can find that the relay class
is responsible for relaying the information from end of the socket to the
other. In that code there is just a write to the socket. You could modify
the code to make it flush the output too. What I had done was to take th
Prashant
You should look into the code of the RPCRouterServlet and see the chain of
calls being made to introspect the call envelope. I think the code to
introspect the header is in the RPCRouter class. Look into that and you
should be able to figure out how to extract the necessary values. Th
Products used:
Apache SOAP 2.2
Tomcat 3.2.2
Windows NT
I'm not sure if the following is a Tomcat issue or a SOAP issue or just a feature:
Tomcat loads the classes that are in the WEB-INF/classes and WEB-INF/lib directories.
Therefore, you can deploy your application to either locations
In regards to : "Tripple check your client and TcpTunnel setup. I've seen
problems with
TcpTunnel not flushing output to a waiting client"
... I have that exact problem! My SOAP client gets hung in call.invoke()
even though I see the normal req/resp msgs in the tcp tunnel gui... How do
I get
Good one and thanks for it :)
(But we didn't need to re-build tomcat)
You should precise that if you use IBM JDK and Sun JSSE classes, you will
have problems. If you want to use IBM JDK delete Jsse jar contained in it
(jsse.jar, jnet.jar, jcert.jar, ibmjsse.jar) and replace it by Sun Jsse jar.
SA
Title: RE: TcpTunnelGui program
Hi
Jody,
With the command line:
java
org.apache.soap.util.net.TcpTunnelGui 8082 localhost 8080
the TcpTunnelGui listen for HTTP resquests on 8082 port (showing the
SOAP request on the left scrolled window of the TcpTunnelGUI) and
redirects the request from t
If you want to interpose the tunnel BETWEEN the soap client and the soap
server, then you must tell the soap client to send data to port 8091
instead of directly to the server located at port 8090 in the example I
gave. This is how the tunnel actually becomes a true visible data
tunnel/pipe.
Thanks William! It solved my problem.
bye!
Steeve
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Subject: Re: Change Schema to work with .NET (dateTime i
Title: RE: TcpTunnelGui program
Thanks to Gregg and Sri for your help but I am still confused about the open port.
Gregg: in your example of the open port of 8091, TcpTunnelGui is listening on port 8091 but what is telling SOAP to send data to that port?
Putting an unused port in the command
Prashant Jain wrote:
>
> KH,
>
> > If you're using the RPCRouterServlet, then the Call object that is
> extracted
> > from the Envelope has the Headers.
> > Vector v = call.getHeader.getHeaderEntries();
>
> You are right that the header can be extracted from the Envelope I get
> when I use Me
Steeve Gilbert wrote:
>
> Hi everyone!
>
> How can I change the Schema use by Apache Soap when I make a call?
>
> The big story is that I consume a .NET service with Apache Soap. The
> service answer back with a "dateTime" but Apache doesn't understand this.
> I've send date before with othe
Hi everyone!
How can I change the Schema use by Apache Soap when I make a call?
The big story is that I consume a .NET service with Apache Soap. The
service answer back with a "dateTime" but Apache doesn't understand this.
I've send date before with other Apache service and MS Soap service and
You are trying to talk into and send out of the same port number. This ties
up the port for either the input or output and then the attempt to use it
for output or input respectively gives a Bind exception because the port is
already in use. Any time you try and use any port that is already in us
Yes, your code must be thread safe.
> -Original Message-
> From: Oliver Rettig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 6:29 PM
> To: soap
> Subject: Should rpcs be threadsave?
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I´ve written a apache-soap-server with some methods I invoke by some
> client
Title: TcpTunnelGui program
Jody:
Try
java
org.apache.soap.util.net.TcpTunnelGui 9898 CorePortal10
8100
where 9898 is some random port -- hopefully not in use. The idea is that
you route your request to the TunnelGui which then forwards it to your SOAP
servlet.
Hope that
Title: TcpTunnelGui program
Hi, I am new to Soap and Java.
My need is to have a Java Soap client talking to a MS Soap Server.
I am having trouble with accessing the MS Soap Server (I will be sending that problem shortly).
I am using JRun which defaults to port 8100.
My computer name is CoreP
Oops, I thought you were trying to get at the HTTP Header. To get to the
SOAP Headers, you will *have* to open the request input stream.
To get around this problem, you could use RequestDispatcher.forward(...) to
the RPCRouter.
-Original Message-
From: Prashant Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi Kartheek,
I already tried that. Unfortunately, the getHeader method on
HttpServletRequest returns an HTTP header which is different from the
SOAP headers that are inserted on the client side. The problem is that a
ServletRequest object has no notion of the structure of the data that is
contain
Hi everyone,
I'm new to soap and was wondering if anyone has
some idea on how to map a java.sql.connection java type.
My server class returns a structure containing Database info
and a connection object requested by the client class.
But soap doesn't seem to like this connection
You could try casting the ServletRequest to a HTTPServletRequest and
invoking getHeader(keyName) on it.
--KH
-Original Message-
From: Prashant Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 8:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: using soap with tomcat 4.0b6 filter supp
I want to output error code/message and detail error message in
my soap service program.
I found that I can output the following message by throwing SOAPException:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3
Dave,
you should be requesting /soap/servlet/rpcrouter (instead of
/apache-soap...)... I haven't looked at the examples for a while so am not
sure why you're looking this up, but thats the cause of your problem.
cheers
dim
On Thu, 26 Jul 2001, david biadene wrote:
> Hi, i'm a newbie.
> When I
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