In general it's a really bad idea to give all permissions to anything
except maybe to the jdk, or else you might as well not have security
running any way. To fix your problem here is a sample start script to
use when starting up tomcat, you'll have to change as approiate as you
use a windows
Take a look at the mime sample.
Rich Catlett
Huong Phan Thu wrote:
>Hi,
>Have I missed any follow-up messages? Could you please let me know how
>to send XML file as attachment inside a message?
>Thanks
>
>
>Huong Phan
>Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>|-Orig
I use the XMLParameterSerializer (as a type mapper) and it's work fine
for me too. (this type mapper serialize a DOM into XML)
The (small) difference with the 'XML as String' is that the XML is not
encoded into the Soap enveloppe.
But, the XML is directly 'parsable' by the client.
Damien.
-Me
I've been using Soap with Tomcat and now I want to add the security
features of Tomcat. The server starts fine except fort weird little error
message:
XXX resource not found !!! /org/apache/tomcat/resources/web.dtd
sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader
XmlMapper: Can't find resource for entity: -//Su
Morten J Nielsen wrote:
>
> Is it possible (configuration) to use a SAX parser with Apache SOAP instead
> of DOM?
Axis is a SOAP implementation based on SAX. See
http://xml.apache.org/axis/index.html .
- Sam Ruby
I use the "Sending XML as String" and it works fine for me. I haven't
encounter performance issues yet and I've tested it with 100k of data. I
guess it's the best one for interoperability since it's a simple String.
Steeve...
Michael Svoboda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/08/2001 07:23:42
AM
Do you have a WSDL file for your C++ client to point to so it can identify
the service? If so make sure that your service:address is
http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter"/>
Check that out and give us some feedback.
Good
Hi,
Thanks for the many inputs, they have been to great help.
My conclusion is that Apache SOAP is based on DOM, and using the Message
Service (which includes the Envelope in the service method). There are
direct access to the DOM three through the header and body objects. The dom
objects are r
> I had to create a function to remove the blank nodes though that are
created
> since there are endlines and something else I never found out what they
> where (but isWhiteSpace() results in true). You will get extra nodes that
> display as blank if you don't.
hi,
this is because DOM and underl
At 04:17 PM 8/10/2001 +0200, Franck Baniere wrote:
...
>E:\soap-2_2\samples\calculator>java
>samples.calculator.Calculator http://as001/s
>oap/servlet/rpcrouter
>[SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Protocol;
>msg=Unsupported response content ty
>pe "text/html; charset=iso-8859-1", must be:
>"text/x
> Does the Apache SOAP API use DOM to represent the XML, and it
> is possible
> to get the DOM tree for the body element without creating a new parser
> (SAX/DOM)?
If you have generated a given Envelope from a parsed XML stream (rather than
creating it programatically), the body entries collect
My Config :
OS Win2K Server
WebSphere 3.5.4
Apache SOAP 2.2
Xerces 1.3.4
When I run the sample code calculator or other from a
client.
I got errors:
E:\soap-2_2\samples\calculator>java
samples.calculator.Calculator http://as001/s
oap/servlet/rpcrouter
[SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Protoco
At 09:36 PM 8/10/2001 +0800, ºú¾þ wrote:
>Hello soap-user
> I installed Apache Soap. And I configured my server like
> documents. And I can use server by Browser. But when I type
> a command,"java org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient
> http://localhost:8080/soap/serv
Morten J Nielsen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Does the Apache SOAP API use DOM to represent the XML, and it is possible
> to get the DOM tree for the body element without creating a new parser
> (SAX/DOM)?
Yes it uses DOM - you will have to dig into the source code
to see where to get the Elements repr
I'm not sure about getting a DOM without creating a new parser. I don't
know of any way to do that.
I do know how, with help from the group, now how to get a DOM of the XML
returned. You have to create a new parser, but you may choose which one you
would like to use. I use basically this code:
Hello soap-user
I installed Apache Soap. And I configured my server like
documents. And I can use server by Browser. But when I type
a command,"java org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient
http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter list, into console,
there is a
Yes, I have the same feeling like you about that situation.
The problem you had seems to have the same origin as the problem I met with
a web app, and other people too. I think that you have clearly exposed the
reason of that strange behavior.
I hope that this problem will be addressed for the n
Hi,
Does the Apache SOAP API use DOM to represent the XML, and it is possible
to get the DOM tree for the body element without creating a new parser
(SAX/DOM)?
Is it possible (configuration) to use a SAX parser with Apache SOAP instead
of DOM?
Any imput is apreciated!
Regards
Morten Jul Niel
What you are doing is fine, there is nothing wrong with putting a reference
to Session Bean in a http session. Having said that I try to avoid Stateful
session beans in any architecture. In most situations I have seen, one can
get away from Stateful session beans with good design. If this applic
Seems that this is a bug in apaches SOAP.
Because:
I tried to acces an EJB which is running in Weblogic 6 via a JavaBean accessed
from the RPCRouter.
The JavaBean wasn't able to get a reference an the EJB, although the JNDI lookup
was successfully.
After a long period of trying around I
How would you send a database query back to a unknown Soap Client?
With unknown I mean that the client should be free to use any
Soap-Implementation. Therefore it isn't possible for me to write any
Serializer/Deserializer for a special object that could hold the
information from a generic query.
Does anybody can post examples to the different options:
- Sending XML as a String
- Unmarshal XML to the envelope
- Sending XML as attachement (The Apache documentation isn't very clear
to me)
Which option is best suited for interoperability?
Thanks
Michael Svoboda
Huong Phan Thu wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I use the XMLParameterSerializer to encode DOM into XML in a Soap
> client (as a Parameter)
> The Elements of my DOM belong to a specific namespace, but WITHOUT any
> Prefix (according to namespace specifications).
> Into the SOAP message, I'm surprised to notice that my DOM is
> serializ
Yes you got it right.
The reason why it is a bad idea is that potentialy it may take up a lot of
resources (the instances in the container and maybe transaction contexts)
which will not be an issue with statless and no EJB in the servlet session
object.
Regards
Morten Jul Nielsen
--
Hi All,
I've recently noticed some very interesting things about that problem. Here
are the facts :
0. Suppose Your Web Service application is deployed at
%TOMCAT_HOME%\webapps\myapp.
1. It's not necessary to add the statement set
CP=%CP%;%TOMCAT_HOME%\webapps\myapp\WEB-INF\classes to the tomca
I am using a statefull sessionBean, and yes the container must have an
instance of that bean for each user connected for all the reasons you
exposed.
However I don't clearly understand in your response why it is a bad idea to
store one in the http session.
I do have an idea extrapolating from wha
Hi Laurent,
Regarding the out of synch for objects stored in the servlet session, this
is of course only interesting for Entity EJB's.
The problem is related to the transaction scope, if the Entity EJB is
outside the transaction in which it was retrieved then each call will
result in a call to t
Hi Morten,
Could you explain why/how the EJB could get out of synch if it is stored in
the http session object?
The thing is I had seen people do it the way you describe it but I didn't
understand why. So I stored in the http session an object which has a
reference to the statefull session bean
Hi Venkat,
Just a question about your use of EJB.
Am I right if I understood that you have a servlet for authentication which
stores a EJB in the servlet session object?
If this is the case then you may run into problems.
As a good guideline don't store complexe objects in the servlet session
hi all,
When i try to test the service described in
http://www.xmethods.net/detail.html?id=5 i allways get the error:
"NoSuchMethodError: org.w3c.dom.Node: method getNamespaceURI()...; not
found"
If I check the http-headers going forth and back with a
network-monitoring-tool everything seems to b
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