Simple question: why to commpress SOAP messages if transport level does it
by itself, eg HTTP1.1.
I think such a things like compression or coding (SSL) are the
issue on transport level not application level.
Radek Wisniewski
www.datenknecht.de
On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Christoph C. Cemper / privat
Are you using Windows 2000?
I'v experienced problems wile running SOAP on Windows 2000 with weblogic
5.1 6.1 and Tomcat 4.0.
The problem was with invoking methods on server side while doing RPC like
in your example, unfortunately I couldn't find any solution.
The same (mounted on SAMBA) client
Hi guys!
If this TcpTunnelGui issue is not in the faq i think is time to put it, i
asked for this issue when i start with SOAP and i´ve been seeing a lot of
people making the same question. And every body that needed help, needed an
explanation for dummies (as i and others needed).
Regards,
Thanks. Setting the path solves the problem.
Jinhua
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From: Rick Rineholt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 7:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: COM Pluggable Provider
One of the problems that frequently occurs is not having the DLL
This looks like a client side error (SOAP-ENV:Client), not a server side
error. Did you code up your client in such a way that it works with the
particular SSL implementation you're using? If you use JSSE, you have
to set up several things.
-shinta
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From: Greg Brown
Read Pablo's run-through on SOAP and SSL:
http://www.eneris.com/~pablo/soapintro
http://www.eneris.com/~pablo/soapintro
-Ryan
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From: Greg Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 9:18 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: SSL/Apache SOAP 2.2
The client is an applet. I am assuming that it is using the SSL services
provided by the browser. I'm running the applet in the Java Plugin 1.4 Beta
in IE 5.0.
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From: Shinta Tjio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 11:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I like the concept around SOAP, but I'm wondering if there are any real
world uses of it for web services beyond perhaps the intranet. If so, how
are people handling:
1) Interoperabliity. Seems like Apache SOAP server don't work all that well
with most of the MSFT .NET toolkits, especially for
Hi all,I'm having problems passing a hash table from my soap client to a soap service running on my server. Here's the code on the client side:
(code for hashtable): Hashtable firstname = new Hashtable(); firstname.put("fname1", "Hans"); firstname.put("fname2", "Henrik");
(code for adding the
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
Hi,
I also have similar requirements... and I am please to say I am having some degree of success with complex data exchange between .NET and Apache SOAP 2.2. At the moment I use only document literal encoding in my SOAP envelope, as my serialiser at
I just added some test code to my applet to see if it can connect to the
rpcrouter servlet over HTTPS at all (never mind actually trying to pass a
SOAP message). I added the following lines to the init() method:
URL url = new URL(getCodeBase().toString() + soap/servlet/rpcrouter);
BufferedReader
Hi All,
There has to be a way to set the body in the envelope and get the desired
results ?
Does anyone have any ideas ?
I am trying to send attachments back to the client from a soap messging
service. Currently I am sending back an XML document as a String, and I
do this with the responsecontext.setRootPart(XMLdocument, text/xml); It
was my guess that to send attachments I would just do a
Hi,
I'm trying to execute a client for the webservice i deployed, I'm getting
SOAPException with the following message
Caught SOAP Exception (SOAP-ENV:Client): I only know how to serialize an
'org.w3c.dom.Element'
my service method returns an 'Element' object.
I have no clue where I did wrong.
I have a gotten my .NET stuff registered and up
and running, I can use another .NET app to verify
it is up and call methods on it. I am using
TcpTunnelGui
to see the SOAP messages go back and forth, and they
look
good to me.
Does anyone know how to invoke the method on
the URI or the Marshaled
I hope someone in the Dev group will check this out an commit the changes. I
got little response on the Dev list, so in the mean time I will post to the
larger group here.
Rick Hansen
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From: Hansen, Richard
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 10:15 AM
To: '[EMAIL
I'm sending this again because I thought I should give a little more
info. On the client side I attempted to get the responseContext from
the message as I figured this would be the way to retreive attachments,
this object was always null. So I tried just printing the contents of
the
Does anyone know how to get around this issue:
H:\dev\test\soap\axistestjava WSDLClient
http://localhost:8080/CATServer.soap?wsd
l Retrieving document at
'http://localhost:8080/CATServer.soap?wsdl'.
WSDLException (at /definitions/binding/suds:class):
faultCode=CONFIGURATION_ERRO
R: No
Is anyone aware of a way to make the invoke call timeout? Specifically, I'd
like to have this call timeout.
Response resp = call.invoke( url, );
Thanks,
Craig
Hello
I am developing a C++ soap server. I want to add functionality to upload a
file using soap attachments. The problem is that is the file is being
dynamically generated by another source, the entire file cannot be sent at
the same time. In that case, we are using HTTP chunked transfer
If I want to send attachements I just Base64 encode them, send them as a
String and decode them on the other side. Stable and plain simple ...
Stephan
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From: Rich Catlett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 9:54 PM
Subject: sending
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