deployment

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 hi for the next project i am working on i am evaluating the currently available soap implementations. because we are using unix as a host system and we are working in a pure-java environment i am looking especially for java impls of soap. also it

SOAP over MQ Series

Please help - any one with any information. I am writing a book for Prentice Hall and need to include examples of SOAP running over MQSeries (or JMS) rather than HTTP. I'm trying to work with IBM's MA88: MQSeries Classes for Java, but can't get the software to run. Please let me know if you

Soap questions.

I have a couple of questions about SOAP. I want to use SOAP messages (using envelopes etc. not SOAP-RPC). So, 1. I have the following line to receive SOAP messages: BufferedReader resReader = transport.receive() What if there is no message, what happens? Also, do i need to do

Deserialize a complicated fault object

Hello everybody, I'm trying to send a complex exception using SOAPs fault handler. This exception contains various data (so the Exception supports getLocalizedMessage() in various languages). It was easy to get this message serialized by extending ExceptionFaultListener, but I did not find an

RE: SOAP over MQ Series

Bill, I am glad to read you have covered SOAP over SwiftMQ. I have placed an order for your book. Does your book also cover interop of complex datatypes such as objects, files esp between Apache SOAP server and MSFT clients. Mahendra -Original Message- From: William Brogden

RE: Deserialize a complicated fault object

Don't be scared of serializers/deserializers. They're easy, and worth it for the extra control they provide. Try one with a simple object with one property. Just a suggestion. -Chris -Original Message- From: Moritz Hammer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002

Weblogic 6.1 SP2 accessing an EJB in an EAR

I originally had Apache SOAP 2.2 working just fine with Weblogic 5.1... and there, it was successfully accessing a stateful session bean. Now, after a series of problems trying to upgrade to Weblogic 6.1, I have one last problem and I think things will work again. BTW, I'm using Weblogic 6.1

RE: Why write a serializer/deserializer ??

Title: Why write a serializer/deserializer ?? My reasons are: 1) I didn't want to "serialize" all properties of my objects. 2) I think the BeanSerializer is case sensitive for property names, and I'm working with clients developed in other languages that aren't. 3) I wanted to have

RE: Weblogic 6.1 SP2 accessing an EJB in an EAR

Can you access your SessionManager EJB from something other than the SOAP servlet ? (i.e is this a problem with the SOAP servlet configuration, or with the deployment of your SessionManager EJB ?) -Original Message- From: Michael J. Hudson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday,

Re: Weblogic 6.1 SP2 accessing an EJB in an EAR

Yes, I have a JSP within the EAR that calls the SessionManager EJB through RMI. And that works. I guess the real question is... has anyone else done this type of thing with my configuration? Specifically, Apache SOAP 2.2 with Weblogic 6.1 SP2 where the SOAP is trying to access a stateful

Exception Handling/Error Reporting

I'm a soap Newbie and I have some questions about soap and error reporting. lets say I have a server side method: public Address getAddressFromName(String name) throws IllegalArgumentException { if (name == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(The name argument must not be

How are you handling dates?

It seems as though the java.util.Date class is serializing dates in the local time zone, rather than the depicted Zulu time (GMT/UTC). Is anyone else doing Apache-SOAP development where they have to handle time zone issues? I'm storing everything in the backend database in GMT, so the middle

WSDL , Apache Soap question

I have a Apache Web service one of whose methods takes in java.util.Hashtable as a parameter . I understand that the Apache Toolkit supports Hashtable encoding . But i want to write a WSDL interface to this service that toolkits from other languages could use to generate stubs . I could'nt find

Re: Weblogic 6.1 SP2 accessing an EJB in an EAR

Finally got it to work.. but not the way I really wished it would have worked. Like I said below... I ended up WAR-ing up the whole Apache 2.2 stuff and included it inside my EAR as SOAP.WAR I put the soap.jar at the root level in my EAR (same level as my EJB jars). Then I wrote a

RE: Exception Handling/Error Reporting

I did some googling and I found an email that was send by Michael J. Hudson that says that the Call objects getFullTargetObjectURI() gets wiped out when there is a Soap Fault. His workaround solution is to save the full target object uri before the call and reset it after in the case where there