Re: Deserialization problem

Hi Minh/Dmitri and others, I have incorporated your suggestion. Unfortunately, i am not able to get this to work either :( Now, running the program does not throw any exception. I am printing the value of the result object at the end now. What i get now is zero and not the correct result. I

Re: Deserialization problem

Run it through the tcptunnel and see what is actually going back and forth. cheesr dim On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Minh/Dmitri and others, I have incorporated your suggestion. Unfortunately, i am not able to get this to work either :( Now, running the program does not

Writing SOAP headers

Hi I want to write SOAP headers (custom) in the SOAP payload. On the client side I think that this can be achieved using the Header class. But I want to this at the server side! That is say I have a service called SoapService. (SoapService.java) Now I want to read and write SOAP headers in this

Re: getting URL

Hi I think that there is a way out!! You can get an access to SOAPContext object at the server side. Now this SOAPContext object has a getBaseUri() method! (See the API docs of Apache SOAP) I think that you can get an access to the URI of the client using this! Regards, Paramdeep - Original

Re: basic SOAP error : Unable to resolve target object

i did this more than 20 times. i finaly decided to let down this service name, and to use the old helloworld service that works, to use the name urn, and that works. i still don't know why the old urn was not working... as i did exaclty the same things for helloworld urn and it works... strange

make a web service accessing to Lotus Notes

Did someone already succeeded in creating a web service under Tomcat + SOAP that makes a notes session to a Domino server ? i have made a class that performs this, and tested it first with a simple servlet, that works. But as soon as i use this class in a web service and call this service from a

RE: Writing SOAP headers

Hi, I just installed SOAP with Tomcat and Xerces, but for some reason I get this: C:\java org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter list Exception in thread main [SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client; msg=Error opening socket: Connection

RE: (wrong subject) Writing SOAP headers

Sorry, got it. Thanks -Original Message- From: Oleg Timofeyev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 1:43 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Writing SOAP headers Hi, I just installed SOAP with Tomcat and Xerces, but for some reason I get this: C:\java

RE: Deserialization problem

a suggestion from a lazy SOAP user ... this looks like one of those interoperability issues that Apache and Microsoft are working on. Have a look at Apache SOAP toolkit's accompaniying documentation and see if it matches any of the listed issues. - vikram rajan -- From:

Exception handling

Doesnt Apache SOAP toolkit handle application-level exceptions? i.e., if I have a method with the following signature: public User getUserDetails(String id) throws UnknownUserException and the UnknownUserException is thrown by the method, shouldn't this exception be wrapped into a Fault object

Re: Exception handling

i have the same problems. i want to handle lotus.domino.NotesException but never get the lotus.domino.NotesException message... if someone have an answer Lionbridge Technologies - France www.lionbridge.com Vikram Rajan [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Exception handling

You should only throw SOAPException's from Java class representing a SOAP service. SOAPExceptions are translated into SOAP Fault codes and text. You can also incorporate your 'UnknownUserException' into a SOAPException. /Micael E. -Original Message- From: Vikram Rajan [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: Exception handling

That would really hamper re-usability wouldnt it? what if i needed to web service enable existing components? it would mean (atleast) re-writing all exception classes. there must be a better way ... if there isnt ... well ... then it should be added. - vikram rajan -- From:

Re: Exception handling

hi I think that the SOAP service should not be aware that it is doing anything special by being a SOAP service. Si it should NOT throw SOAPException from within itself. I agree that there should be a method of incorporating 'UnknownUserException' into the SOAPException. But I am not aware how!

refresh classes

hi all, there's something weird... when i change the code of my classes and replace the old classes of my web service by the new one, and even if i shutdown tomcat, restart tomcat and launch the service, it seems that it still keeps the old classes somewhere. i added for example a simple

RE: Exception handling

You could create SOAP service classes as front-ends to existing ones. In your front-end classes you call existing logic, capture exceptions and throws new SOAPException. IMO a service class should be as thin as possible. All business core should definitely be in a separate layer - think of the

RE: Unable to resolve target object: Catalog

You need to make the class Catalog public. -Original Message- From: mit Yaman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 09 September 2001 15:28 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Unable to resolve target object: Catalog William Brogden wrote: I strongly suggest you put Catalog in a package.

soap mail client polldelay

hi, trying to figure out how to make RPCs via email i had to realize that the SOAPSMTPConnection class does not wait the specified number of millis before it polls the next request to the mail server. the constructor does not initiate the instance variable popPollDelay, so the line

Re: Client passes a Double, server receives a double?

Hi, Doubles are sent on the wire as type xsd:double which is deserialized as the primitive double. See http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=soap-userm=99619205825314w=2 for a similar discussion involving primitive (de)serialization. Nirmal.

ghost web services

again something weird.. need your help. i have configured tomcat + soap for my web services. i now do have 3 ghost web services : that means that they are listed in web services deployed, but when i try to call them, or to click on them to get more details i have an error : service

RE: ghost web services

you could delete the DeployedServices.ds file maybe? /vikram rajan -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 6:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: ghost web services again something weird.. need your

RE: ghost web services

goog idea, i din't know it was stored there. thanks Vikram Rajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/10/2001 02:56 PM Please respond to soap-user To:'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject:RE: ghost web services you

RE: Deserialization problem

I was able to solve this problem by adding [SoapRpcService()] in front of the class definition: [SoapRpcService()] public class Calc : System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol It has something to do with Apache requiring the literal encoding style. Derrick Brundage -Original

Re: Unable to resolve target object: Catalog

I've put my class (sg.RtfeServices) in the %TOMCAT_HOME% directory (d:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.3) and now it works ! Can anybody explain this ? - Original Message - From: "Thomson, Stuart" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 12:47 PM Subject: RE: Unable

config problems with name change

I've run into a problem and I'm curious if anyone else has, and what they did to fix it. I've changed the name of the soap war file from soap.war to admin-soap.war. I also have it set up with a soap.xml file that I use as the config file, so that the deployed services are written to an XML

Call object and attributes - please help!

How can I get attributes from Call object? I can get elements by call.getParams() method. In example given below I can get all the elements but how do I get arrt1, attr2? SOAP-ENV:Body element1 attr1=1.0 attr2=67676 xmlns=urn:uddi element2 element3value/element3 /element2 element4

/soap/servlet/rpcrouter throws NullPointerException?

Hello, I've installed Apache SOAP 2.2 under Apache Tomcat 3.2. I followed the installation instructions on the Apache SOAP homepage, and installed soap.jar, mail.jar and activation.jar in the server classpath. Apache Xerces is version 1.4.1, JDK is Sun's 1.1.8. I briefly tried the client side

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