It appears that SOAP 2.2 will attempt to connect
via SSL to the proxy server host and port from the "get go." My
understanding is that a regular HTTP connection needs to be opened first, with a
connect command specifying the real host/port to communicate with, and then
followed by an SSL se
> Because I'm using JSSE, I'm looking at the patch at the URL above that was
> associated with JSSE to see how to make Apache SOAP clients work using
HTTPS
> with a proxy server. Does anybody understand how proxying over HTTPS
"ought
> to work"? That is, is the client supposed to open a connect
Hi,
After spending several days trying to install Soap with Tomcat and getting
no where, I hoped that someone here might be able to help me.
I am using jdk 1.3.1, Soap 2.2, Tomcat 4, latest versión of Xerecs.jar,
bsf.jar, activation.jar, mail.jar, and am working on Windows2000 platform,
and my C
Lamentably, I don't know much about visual basic and using it with SOAP but
I'd be very suprised if there were not a way to do this. It might be as
simple as casting your XML String to a byte[] (or whathever the visual basic
equivelent is) and passing it as a parameter. On the Apache SOAP side of
Now I send the string from the VB client to the Apache service via Literal
encoding(change the WSDL->Operation->Use from encoded to literal ). At the
service side, I changed the DeploymentDescriptor to use the
XMLParameterSerializer to be the deserializer of the large input String
parameter s4(pls
Hi Mahender,
Have you registered
the RPCRouterServlet with the tomcat servlet engine?
Try that. ~Venkat Reddy
-Original Message-From: mahender reddy G
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2001 5:06 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
Deploying Apache SOAP
Hi,
Why aren't you using the Serializer you have written to serialize your
class. I don't see the line below in your DD.
java2XMLClassName="examples.omnitide.SimpleURLService.URLSerializer"/>
Any specific reason?
- Raj.
> -Original Message-
> From: David Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
