having problems with SOAP in weblogic 6.1

Hi, I'm new to this list, and currently I'm doing a client that calls a SOAP server. The client is a simple java class that calls a server, however i get this error everytime i run it. I don't think the fault is with a server, since I can get the proper reply when I just use a simple test

xsi type, NS_URI_CURRENT_SCHEMA_XSD

Hi I need to communicate with the XMLBus from IONA. So, it's necessary to use the XML Schema 2001. But the soap package use by default 1999. I've read in the documentation guide\interop.html, that I can download the source code and change the Constants.java: public static final String

Re: To obtain session details [Virus Checked]

Thanks for the info..FAQ says, NOTE: this will only work where the client and server are both using the Apache SOAP libraries. Is there any dependency on the client libraries, to obtain these information, if so, what kind of dependecy will that be? Regards, Chandru. [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: xsi type, NS_URI_CURRENT_SCHEMA_XSD

Hi Oliver , This is not the answer to your question , but is a related change . I think you need to also change the QName array in Constants.java that contains schema mappings for various versions . QName schema2001QNames [] incorrectly uses timeInst2001QName (xsd:timeInstant)

EJB Deployment Descriptor

Title: EJB Deployment Descriptor hello How to write a EJB Deployment Descriptor to access to a EJB describe like that in web.xml? ejb-ref descriptionExample EJB Reference/description ejb-ref-nameejb/CalculatriceSession/ejb-ref-name ejb-ref-typeSession/ejb-ref-type

Re: To obtain session details [Virus Checked]

No problem. Well, obviously the information only describes the case where Apache SOAP is being used on the server. I haven't tried yet to see what happens when the client is a non-Java or a Java but non-Apache SOAP client. Honestly I don't see why it should make any difference. When you're

Re: To obtain session details [Virus Checked]

Thanks for your detailed reply. I believe that there should not be any dependency with the client or how the client is sending the message. I guess it does the same way servlets getting the HTTP session details or it must be using the same methods. Let me look at these things, may be the Apache

A note on Body.unmarshall()

Hi all, I want to contribute a note on the Body.unmarshall() method of Apache SOAP 2.2 and additionally maybe someone can help me to get clar about this point, as it seems somehow strange to me. The point is the following: I am using document style SOAP for my requests and services. When

SOAP in handheld devices

Hi all, Can you SOAP experts help me out.. I have a hand held device (basically a bar code reader) which needs to send real time data to weblogic server.device reads some information and then it has to connect to iPlanet web server, which in turn puts the data into Oracle databse. Device

Re: A note on Body.unmarshall() [Virus Checked]

I looked at what you are doing. You should think about what .unmarshall() is for. The idea is that we would want to create a new Body object on the server given an XML representation of the object. The outer tags of the XML representation are SOAP-ENV: body tags. They are not internal structure

Service method with params not getting found/used

Hi all, I created a test service method with 2 parameters. On the client side, I create my two objects and make Parameters out of them, add them to a vector and do the Call.setParams(vector) before invoking the method. The server comes back stating that it cant find ...methodName([none])... So

Help setting up messaging sample

Hi All, I installed Apache Soap with Tomcat and am trying to get the messaging sample to work. When I send a message to the POProcessor class I recieve response: RESPONSE: ?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'? SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/;

encodingStyle

Hi All, I used the ASBuilder example in the xerces-2_0_0 to validate a soap message which contains the encodingStyle attribute in the Envelope element. However, this example gave me an error like cvc-complex-type.3.2.2: Attribute 'SOAP-ENV:encodingStyle' is not allowed to appear in

RE: Help setting up messaging sample

While running your client you must be running passing your soap request to rpcrouter , instead pass your request file to messagerouter. ie . java SendMessage http://localhost/soap/servlet/messagerouter abc.xml GoodLuck. -Original Message- From: Gunderson, Jeff [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: Help setting up messaging sample

Yes of course - the messagerouter for messages not the rpcrouter. Thanks much for your help! -Original Message- From: Hussain, Syed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 1:06 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: Help setting up messaging sample While running

MimePartSerializer bug?

This section of codein org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.MimePartSerializer.java seems broken (lines 110-117): DataSource ds = null;DataHandler dh = null;MimeBodyPart bp = null;if (src instanceof InputStream) ds = new ByteArrayDataSource((InputStream)src, "application/octet-stream");else

soap and httpS

Help dearly appreciated for the following: I have installed soap2-2 and all of the necessary java classes. I have many years of prog experience but am fairly new to java, and completely new to soap. I want to connect to a soap server to process financial txs. The basic problem is

Re: soap and httpS [Virus Checked]

Here's a short take: Apache-SOAP SSL Faq http://xml.apache.org/websrc/cvsweb.cgi/xml-soap/java/docs/install/FAQ_Tomcat_SOAP_SSL.html which sounds like its only about setting up the server, also has instructions on setting up the client. S- Bert Buckley [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/05/2002

Serializing Date objects.

I just noticed the follwing in the faq at http://xml.apache.org/soap/faq/faq_chawke.html#Q3_1 7.3 How do you serialize java.util.Date objects? Use BeanSerializer. Either add a mapping for date in the deployment xml file or call SOAPMappingRegistry.mapTypes() in your application. A more

RE: Serializing Date objects.

The only problem with the default Date serializer in Apache-SOAP 2.2 is that even though the XML output indicates the timezone is GMT/UTC, it's actually encoded in the sessions local time. Check out the archive of this list for some of my past comments on this. The most recent updates to

Re: SOAP in handheld devices

There is an implementation of SOAP for handheld devices It is open source, and is available at http://ksoap.org/ Hope that it helps. With Warm Regards, Paramdeep - Original Message - From: Gaurav To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 10:38 PM

Re: SOAP in handheld devices

Hello, Yes, I think it's a good implementation of SOAP but I can't figure it out how to make it work under CLDC. It works perfectly well on MIDP, but on raw CLDC ... I could not make it work. If someone has managed to make it work only with cldc then please tell me how. Thanks dovle

Re: SOAP in handheld devices

I've made a 3k package which allows you to do what you want to do here. It was originally written for the NTT docomo i-mode (with an app size limit of 10K), but since that uses the CLDC, you should be able to easily adapt it to your needs. It's bare bones, and not compliant with anything.