Hi sorry
but whats your firstname I could not find it out. but anyway
What SOAP Api do you use, APACHE 2.2?
If yes, then you should install the soap.war in the webapps directory of
Tomcat. I think you did it.
Is anything ok with it and the soap.jar is in CP then you should get
yes
simply start up the tunnel, specifying the local port for listening - below
I have set this to be
the forwarding address should be the xmethods service http root
(services.xmethods.net) and the port is 80
try launching like this:
java org.apache.soap.util.net.TcpTunnelGui
Hi,
what does it mean to create a message-oriented system?
I have the same problem or the same idea, to use my own xml shema whitin
apache soap.
thx
daniel
SinnerSchrader Deutschland GmbH
Communication Technology
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Nicholas,
I was talking about the individual services on XMethods, something like
http://www.xmethods.com/detail.html?id=223
The SOAP Endpoint URL is specified as http://213.23.125.181:8080/RPC
I tried using the following 2 methods but neither worked.
java
what does it mean to create a message-oriented system?
I have the same problem or the same idea, to use my own xml shema whitin
apache soap.
What I understand Apache SOAP is that it offers 2 approaches, one is
RPC-based, RPC stands for Remote Procedure Call; the other is
message-oriented.(
This is what we are doing! The VB guy is programming the visuals and the
java guy is programming the server side. Working very well and each guy gets
to do what they do best. (The learning curve on the high level MS stuff was
too high for us, the low level MS SOAP gives us a bit more flexibility)
Oh,
your explanation is very usefull for me. And I see the difference between
the rpc and the message oriented system.
So my projekt seems to be an rpc oriented system.
Let me short write sometihng about it.
We have a test application, a shop system whith the following
functionality.
You can
There is few bad naming convention such as "SoapEncUtils", for the rest
ofclasses starting with "SOAP", they all use "SOAP".
Can someone officially change/correct
it?
Juguang
