According to this document (http://xml.apache.org/soap/faq/faq_chawke.html)
which is linked from the Apache-SOAP FAQ page (see section 2.38) if you add a
SOAPContext as the first parameter of your RPC function, the server will
populate it with a current SOAPContext. You can use this to get
Hello all -
Wondering if anyone has come accross this problem.
We have a service receiving an xml document as an string argument (our
provider can't pass it as an element :( )
We then write it (the xml string) to disk into a file then read the file
in as a DOM Document, parse it and load the
I did a search of loader constraints violated on google and got lots of
pointers. It looks like you might have an old xalan or xerces jar.
Ralph
-Original Message-
From: steve sanden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 11:51 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
I am shure is not related to your exception but I was wondering why should
you write the data to disk ?
I think you can parse it without saving it on disk. It might improve your
speed. (I am not shure...)
:o)
dovle
Hello all -
Wondering if anyone has come accross this problem.
We have
In fairness to the people posting the unsubscribe messages, let me note
that basic distinction between mail headers and mail bodies is that the
former
are intended for processing by POP3 clients and SMTP servers (and developers
and
spam fighters, but not ordinary folks), while the latter are
I think, you should create a jar file that contains your service classes and
you should place it into TomCat/lib directory.
I hope it helps you,
Csilla
