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Hello,
I've a little .NET server which adds doubles. The client which uses Apache
SOAP 2.2 call the service with two arguments (doubles).
The envelop form Apache SOAP looks like this:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema-instance";
xmlns:xs
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Hi:
Thanks for some kind soul that replied. - Just incase some one faces the
same problem in future...
It was just another "public" and "default" package problem. I had not
declared my class as "public". I guess tomcat could not create an instance
of the target Object(?).
It just required a soun
Using Apache SOAP 2.2 together with Tomcat 3.2.3, I have SOAP RPC working
consistency, with both clients and services.
However, trying to get SOAP messaging working is giving me fits. I'm using
the samples/messaging example from the distribution. I put the client where
my RPC clients go, I put
I have a method below. It was running fine before. Why suddenly
the following line of code throws me a Throwable with null
message?
dbf.setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace(true);
in the "catch (Throwable t)" block, it prints: Throwable caught
in toXML(): null
public static Document toXML()
Hi
I am having a problem getting a SoapHttpClientProtocol .net client to talk
to a java server. I can send strings ok to the server but I cannot serialise
ints on the client side. It does not seem possible to send a primitive int
in the arguments to the Invoke method. Anyone know how to get aroun
I guess my mail was way too long for people to actually read it :)
Anyway, based on the input of one kind soul, I explored further and
finally hit on something that worked. It might not be the right way but
it worked for now and I just want to share with the list, in case
someone else is bangi
You may be hitting the cookie header bug. The problem is that a case sensitive
search of set-cookie header is used. So if the web server you are using does
not set the cookie header name as "Set-Cookie", the cookie header won't get
picked up. See below for the patch request that Warwick Slade su
Hi David,
I'm doing this by first setting my SOAP class as having Application scope,
then using a Hashtable to track a session object for each userid.
I'm using more than just the userid as the key just incase they run more
than one instance of the client app.
HTH.
-Chris
> -Original Mess
I'm using SOAP-RPC and send multiple requests within on HTTPSession. I've
deployed a StatefulSessionBean with the scope "Session". At the client side
I use the same Call object for all requests and I guess the HTTPSession is
maintained ( the "Set-Cookie" HTTP header field including the JSESSION
Hi all,
I'm just beginning with Apache SOAP. I know that SOAP is working in a
disconnected mode, but I would like to know if there is a way to simulate a
session using Apache SOAP 2.2.
I aim at deploying web services that can regognize the caller by using a
user
See http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/guide/serializer.html for information about
creating your own type mappings (and possible custom serializers and
deserializers) for your own complex types (non-primitives).
S-
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From: Ketan Suri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Thanks,
Ketan
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