RE: SOAP over RMI, Pointless?

I am happy to pass XML as a big string. So problem solved! However now for RPCrRouter usage. --- Francis Ho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: well, now I am getting confused. Please clarify your requirements, are you required to make use of XML-RPC calls or are you just passing XML data? If

How does Soap get through firewall?

Hi All, I would like to know how soap messages get through firewall. Will someone give details about this please? Thanks Regards Nagaraja Rao

Problem with DeploymentDescriptor

Hi all , In fact I think is not a problem with the DD.xml but with the Apache Soap on my computer . I will show you my scenario : I have tryed to install apache soap on tomcat as in the tutorial but I get the following error : after I modify the tomcat.sh , I could not start tomcat. It writes

Re: How does Soap get through firewall?

Hi Rao Soap messages are finally sent over HTTP (though not bound to HTTP only, but since HTTP is so pervasive that currently Soap is used over HTTP only) Since corporatefirewalls don't block the HTTP port, so Soap messages can easily come in. Also HTTP headers contains a mandatory Soap

SOAP SSL connection

Hi, I have to provide a SSL connection between a Apache SOAP client (using tomcat 3.2) and a IIS SOAP service (4s4c, Simon Fell). The HTTP connection works well. Now I have different problems or questions: * Can the keytool described at

Deploying service automatically

Title: Websphere 4.0 Hi, I´m new to SOAP and have one question. I use Tomcat and Apache SOAP 2.2 to communicate between client and server. If I want to deploy a new service, I have to go to the soap admin section and fill out the form. Is there a way to do this automatically by using the

Passing primitive in RPC calls

I've looked through the archives and noticed a lot of people asking about how you pass primitive data types in RPC calls, yet I haven't seen any comprehensive answers. So let me ask the question in a different way. I want to pass a primitive in an RPC call. I understand that I can wrap it

RE: Passing primitive in RPC calls

Use a wrapper object with the primitive class: new Parameter(forceAdd, boolean.class, new Boolean(false), null); Andy. -Original Message- From: Chad La Joie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 01 October 2001 13:20 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Passing primitive in RPC calls

Can I retuen a Vector of objects?

I want my SOAP method to return a Vector of a given class. Can this be done? And if so, how, and how do I read those objects out of the Vector? I know that I can return a Vector of String, so this must be possible too. What if the object I want to return, is a simple data bean? Med venlig

Re: Can I retuen a Vector of objects?

I was able to return a hash of beans, which sounds like it's similar to what you're trying to do. The most difficult part for me was defining the wsdl file so that the client knew how to serialize the object. I eventually stumbled upon the ibm wsdl generator, and things went better after that.

Unable to resolve namespace URI for 'ns2'.

Just wanted to let everyone know that Xerces2 beta 2 seems to have the same issue with namespaces as previous versions of Xercers that result in the following exception being thrown. Unable to resolve namespace URI for 'ns2'. Sorry if this has already been posted to the list. Chad La Joie

No Deserialize found

I am getting the following error from a test SOAP client. Error: No Deserializer found to deserialize a 'metadata-rsscatalog:metadata' using encoding style 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/'. Whats odd is that the server seems to be finding, and accepting, the BeanSerializer just

RE: No Deserialize found

Title: RE: No Deserialize found you have a typo. see x:metedata isd:mappings isd:map encodingStyle=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/ xmlns:x=metadata-rsscatalog qname=x:metedata javaType=edu.vt.ward.rss.catalog.ChannelMetadata

Accessing SOAP context in catalina

Hi: I tried upgrading my web service implementation currently running on Tomcat 3.2.1 to Tomcat 4.0 (Catalina) to see if i could find any performance enhancements. The installation went fine and i got my web service running. Except for the fact that my methods that receive a SOAPContext as the

Re: How to configure rpcrouter ?..

Read the documentation about configuring your Manager. Basically you have to change the init-param param-nameConfigFile/param-name param-valueWEB-INF/yourconfigfile.xml/param-value /init-param to point to your file. And in that file you can specify

Re: Deploying service automatically

AFAIK, you can programatically generated DeploymentDescriptor.ds file and then you have to repackage soap.war file to include the new DeploymentDescriptor.ds file. Unfortunately this means that you can't do it on the fly, meaning you have to shutdown your servlet container. However if

Re: How to configure rpcrouter ?..

Hi, Thanks for replying... configManager value=com.yourClass / Do you mean I have to write my own config manager? I am new to SOAP for about 2 weeks. Is that the only solution? Can any soap engine developer please compile a rpcrouter container that is safe for production? In my novice

Re: How to configure rpcrouter ?..

Hi, Sorry I might have misread your earlier email. If you are concern about the security you can run soap via SSL, therefore other sites that doesn't have your certificate wouldn't be able to connect to your rpcrouter. Is this what you're trying to do? /victor On Tue, 2 Oct 2001 13:15, you

Getting the Call/RPCMessage object from within the RPC-based SOAP service

Hi, I am developing Access Control List for the SOAP services. Basically all RPC-based SOAP service. Is there anyway to obtain the Call, org.apache.soap.rpc.RPCMessage object that was sent by the soap client from within the SOAP service on the server side. I can obtain the SOAPContext object

Re: Getting the Call/RPCMessage object from within the RPC-based SOAP service

Have a look at writing a custom provider, covered in the docs. Example providers are in the source code, see the javadoc for the various subclasses: http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/apiDocs/org/apache/soap/util/Provider.html hth dim On Tue, 2 Oct 2001, Ong Boon Pang wrote: Hi, I am