Title: RE: SMTP transport API
Though it seems unlikely that im going to use the SMTP as transport, i'd be glad to have a copy of the same.
Im planning to add some more admin pages and functionality to the Apache Soap Server, which include listing of all the instances of a particular servic
I've been fooling with the SMTP binding over the past few days, Arvind. Net
result is that it's raw, probably more of a proof of concept than anything.
For example, javadoc is scant, documentation is sometimes inaccurate, when you
send a message your thread blocks for the response from the pop3
We've implemented a service with the following interface:
com.xyz.Response execute(com.xyz.Command);
Where xyz.Response is an interface containing a method: Object getValue
and xyz.Command is an interface containing a method: xyz.Response
execute()
We are sending over Commands that implement
Please check the catalina.bat which should have this jar mentioned
set CP=%CATALINA_HOME%\bin\bootstrap.jar;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar;>
mail.jar
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From: Steven Howe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 December 2001 15:33
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Subject: RE: unsubscribe
I found the XMI encoding style from the constant in the apache package.
I suspect this is correct...http://www.ibm.com/namespaces/xmi
Brian Bonner
On a similar note, If I've created an Interface that a bunch of classes
implement, Can I have it deserialize using the Interface and using the
getClass() method for the parameter?
I'd like to be able to send a variety of commands via SOAP w/o having to
have special "clients" for each service
I'll give it a try. Thanks, Vinod.
Rino
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From: Vinod Soni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 11:52 AM
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well...I don;t have an example, but I guess you can do it this way...I never
did it though.
Call cal
well...I don;t have an example, but I guess you can do it this way...I never
did it though.
Call call1 = new Call();
...
Response resp = Call.invoke(url, "");
Vector v = resp.getParams();
and then pass this vector to the new call.
Call call2 = new Call();
call2.setParams(v);
call.invoke(url2
Hi vinod:
Can you elaborate more on this? Can you give me an example?
Thanks.
Rino
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From: Vinod Soni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 11:41 AM
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Subject: Re: RE
Take out the Parameter from the Response object...and pa
hi
If u are using tomcat4 then try to do this or
similar to this(as u are on unix box) change if you
didnt. It worked for me.
Open catalina.bat around line #75 u will see something
like
set CLASSPATH=%CP%
change it to
set CLASSPATH=%CP%;%CLASSPATH%
Sastry
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Take out the Parameter from the Response object...and pass it as a Parameter
to Call to another method on the client
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From: "Rino Srivastava" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 5:34 PM
Subject: RE
> Hello everyone:
>
>
Hi,
Question 1:
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I'm trying to write a dynamic Apache SOAP Client that can
call any relatively simple
web service, say on www.xmethods.com. Some of these services
use complex types or nested
beans as input/output parameters.
On the client side, it seems, I would need to create a Java
Hello everyone:
I have a question for you guys. Suppose I have a Client and Server program.
The server returns some response back to the Client. Now if I want to use
this response in another method on the server, how can I accomplish this?
Rino
Title: SMTP transport API
Hi all,
There seems to be not enough documentation for SOAP SMTP transport API.
Has anyone tested the SMTP transport API ?
Are there any known issues with SMTP transport API?
thnx,
Arvind
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Hi there:
Can someone tell me if it is possible to pass values from one page to
another as we do in JSPs? Or how else can you accomplish this?
Thanks.
Rino
Don't get angry, but this seems a classpath problem. Maybe you are
confusing environment variable classpath and server classpath. Have a
closer look in your tomcat.bat (.sh) and check it again, probably you have
spelt it wrong.
Ruben
"Steven Howe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/05/2001 04:3
Title: deployment descriptor
Hi,
Arvind,
we are
thinking about doing the same thing. I haven't actually written the
code
yet,
but it seems like what we need to do is to extend the class
BaseConfigManager
and
list this class in your soap.xml file.
Apache
SOAP has sample of classes that e
Hi all:
Can someone tell me if it is possible to pass values from one page to
another as we do in JSPs?
Thanks.
Rino
Hi All,
Can someone help me with this ?
I am trying to create a XML tag which is
something like this:
MyTagValue
How do I add the 'name' attribute to TAGNAME
??
What I do in my code is this:
Vector v = new
Vector();
Parameter p1 = new
Parameter("TAGNAME", String.class, "MyTagValue",
The SOAP package depends on two different mail.jar files. You need the
mail.jar from Alphaworks for the com/ibm/mail/* packages and the mail.jar
from Javamail 1.2 for javax/mail/*. So, the specific ClassNotFoundException
you are getting is because it can't find the Javamail mail.jar.
I would sug
Title: deployment descriptor
Steven
If you are sure u have mail.jar in
classpath, then make sure that your mail.jar contains
javax/mail/MessageException.class file.
Also add in tomcat (or catalina)
batch file make sure you add your classpath to the Tomcat (or catalina) startup
b
Title: deployment descriptor
I am having difficulty getting soap to work running through the Tomcat
servlet engine.
The admin client is fine when ran but I get a problem when I visit the
SOAP
RPC router URL for the SOAP server.
e.g: pointing my browser to http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpc
As I said in the meassge I have checked and it is it is really getting to me
now..
anymore suggestions
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From: Rino Srivastava [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 3:23 PM
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Subject: RE: unsubscribe me
check your classpat
Title: deployment descriptor
Hi all,
Im planning to store the deployment descriptor in a database (or LDAP otherwise! ) .
Wondering if anyone has already done this?
thnx,
Arvind
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check your classpath. Make sure that mail.jar is in your classpath.
Cheers!
Rino
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From: Steven Howe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 9:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Vinod Soni
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I am having difficulty getting soap
I am having difficulty getting soap to work running through the Tomcat
servlet engine.
The admin client is fine when ran but I get a problem when I visit the SOAP
RPC router URL for the SOAP server.
e.g: pointing my browser to http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
The error being java.la
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I can see how this works with a class that we can map e.g. in your example
'samples.addressbook.Address' but what about returning the class
'java.lang.Object'
We have a general Soap server that currently returns a 'java.lang.Object[]'
but our clients want it to return a 'java.lang.Object' on which
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