Hi,
I need your help on this test.
The soap and tomcat are installed properly. The server test with
'http://ruijie:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter' is done successfully.
But I encountered error message as follows when doing client side test:
=
(C)
I guess my brain(storage part ony I hope) is getting rusty. I've been using
SOAPv2.1 and Xerces v1.3.1. So I have not tried the SOAP v2.2 yet.
I just downloaded the SOAP v2.2 and browsed through the source code. I see
it
still support *Xerces*. I am not sure how my memory got so rusty.
Pae
Hi
Hi,
thanks for your quick response.
I already tried soap uddi. But I came into heavy
problems using ms access. I always get jdbc-odbc exceptions.
I tested it with ibm webservice toolkit and ibm
webservice development environment.
Do you have any experience with this
scenario?
Stefan
Hi,
i have some Problems to class
SOAP...
Is SOAP the same like RMI or the same like
JRMP?
When JRMP, what is simelar to RMI, SOAP
und WDSL???
hope somebody could clear me up.
regards from
germany...
alex
Hi,
I wrote an application using Tomcat 3.2.1 + Soap 2.1 and after using the
application for say 3/4 hours it crashes and does not work until i
restart
tomcat again.
It seems that i'm not able to reach
http://localhost/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
for some reason ...!!!
The error that i get is :
Stefan,
I
don't know if MSDE is possible. We require support for triggers, stored
procedures, and multistep transactions. Something like Sybase SQL Anywhere would
work. You can also download and install Postgres. It's an open source database.
The WASP UDDI ocumentation tells you where to
Ack! I'm stuck, and hoping one you wonderful people can bail me out.
I'm running soap 2.2 and I'm getting terrible performance running the server on
a windows 2000 box. I've run soap on both tomcat and jetty and I get the same
thing: about 200ms for a roundtrip call. My service is trivial,
When I use this sequence of calls:
Vector params = new Vector();
params.addElement(new Parameter(junk, String.class,
uniqueID, null));
call.setParams(params);
Here's how the envelope is generated.
SOAP-ENV:Body
ns1:SelectRows xmlns:ns1=urn:test
Your performance matches what I've seen on Win2K with sun 1.3.1,
1.3.1_01 and
ibm's lastest 1.3.0. I don't believe you're going to get the overhead
down from
there on a Win2K box until we jump to the next architecture of apache soap.
I've seen a wide range of times on Linux when I timed with
Thanks for th great responses.
Barnaby: My soap service is already the equivelant of 'Hello World' (returns
'3' rather than 'Hellp World')
Heitzso:
I fibbed a bit, I just re-checked the linux and the round trip call time varied
between 31ms and 47ms. Still pretty respecable. Running Java
Barnaby: My soap service is already the equivelant of 'Hello World'
(returns
'3' rather than 'Hellp World')
Yeah, but it goes through all of the SOAP stuff to do it! I was suggesting
doing it as a servlet to determine if it is the servlet container / network
issues, or something specific to
Hmm. I figured as much. I guess you need to look at the source and see what
happens inbetween. Which XML parser is it using? (With JAXP this is
sometimes not that easy to figure out!) That could be slow. Or maybe the
JavaBean introspection stuff is not cached. When I was trying to improve the
SOAP is not at all similar to IIOP or JRMP. SOAP is a data construct
specification whereas IIOP and JRMP are TCP/IP protocols. SOAP is very
similar to RMI. RMI and SOAP (not document style) are protocol-abstracted
RPC mechanisms.
Can you construct RMI over SOAP? That wouldn't make any sense
Hi
I am developing a Soap Server using MS-SOAP low level APIs using ATL COM
(multi-threaded). I am using a ASP file to deploy Soap Server in IIS.
A instance of Soap Server is created in ASP file in APPLICATION scope.
Soap Server has following functions and it is thread safe (no global
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