Hi,
I've created a very simple web service which takes a string (name of a
person) as input, and returns a string (name of the person, and a random
number). I wrote the Deployment Descriptor for it deployed it. (I'm using
Apache SOAP Tomcat).
I can access the service by creating a Call
Hey
all,
I'm using Weblogic
6.0 and Apache SOAP 2.2 and finally got them working well together and can talk
from my EJB's and back. I've got some questions that I would appreciate some
help with:
Let's say that I
have a data structure (Java Bean ) on the server as such:
class DataStruct
Hello;
Having problem implementing SOAP messaging on WebLogic 5.1. The
ReceivingServlet.java fails at fac=MessageFactory.newInstance(); This works
perfect with tomcat. Any ideas???
Thanks,
Azara
Has anyone written and ArrayList Serializer? I started to look at what it
would take (looking at ArraySerializer), and it seems fairly complicated.
If this is already done somewhere, it would save me some headaches.
Thanks,
Bill Pfeiffer
Chris,
Up front interop is not a problem. I'm just in the experimental phase and
my first few B2B outings should be all java. As such, I would really
appreciate it if you could send my your Map and Collection serializer.
Eventually I would like to have interop capability, but I'll cross that
Hi Bill!
Axis (http://xml.apache.org/axis) has much more comprehensive built-in
support for collection classes. The engine automatically translates any
List-implementing class into SOAP arrays, and can also automatically convert
incoming SOAP arrays to Arrays, Lists, Vectors, etc.
You might
Do you know if the apache team will focus only on developing the Axis or they
are still working in developing Apache Soap in a new direction .
As I have understood, Axis is something like 'a new version' of Apache Soap
with more than just a little improvements .
I want to know if I am writting
It is not an offical response. But I can pesonally cofirm that you have a
right idea as we move alone with W3C/SOAP standardization trend.
Also, it will be interesting see how the SUN and JCP can can pull the
JAXM efforts out to the real world. :-)
The bottom line is that SUN has announced that
Axis is already moving towards full compliance with the current JAX-RPC
draft spec, and we have plans to do JAXM at some point as well.
There's a lot of active development going on right now, but Axis is already
a lot more functional in many ways than SOAP 2.2. Attachment support is
going in
Good job. When do you anticipate the next release of Axis?
-Original Message-
From: Glen Daniels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 11:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: JAXM
Axis is already moving towards full compliance with the current JAX-RPC
draft
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