Hi,
Is it possible to specifiy configuration paraameters
in a services deployment descriptor or some other
means. Basically I need to be able to get hold of the
path to a configuration file in order to set up the
service and really can't hard code these values.
Cheers
Mark
Hi
I'm looking for an implementation for MQ-Series transport. Does anybody
have any knowledge of an implementation of the interface SOAPTransport for
MQ-Series?
Thanks a lot!
Oliver
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Nevermind - my bad. Turns out some other bug was
preventing the parameters from actually getting placed
into the Call object.
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Does someone know where I can find a specification for service deployment
descriptor files and for provider deployment descriptor files ?
I've just started using Apache SOAP for the past month. Is there a good reason for me
to switch to Axis ? What are the major differences ? From what I've read, it seems
that Axis is a follow-on project to SOAP. That seems to imply that Axis is the
on-going project with constant
I don't know if there's an axis-user's mailing list yet, but if there is, that's
probably the place to ask your question for the best results. Most of those
people would probably have migrated up from Apache SOAP and would be
knowledgable about the current state of Axis.
If there isn't an
Hi,
I have written a service which returns and Array of
Objects which have a custom serializer/deserializer.
My problem is I can pass these object back an forth
with out a problem until I try to return an Array of
them and get the following exception.
SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client;
Excellent,
Thanks for your help. Don't suppose you know anything
about how to return arrays of custom objects?
Cheers
Mark
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Under apache soap, you can specify parameters to the
soap service in web.xml
using the init-param tags. You can specify the
I am also learning SOAP. I have Apache SOAP 2.2 and Axis installed in
my machine (Linux RH 7.2 and Tomcat 4.01b) without any problem (so far).
The Axis mailing list is here:
http://xml.apache.org/axis/index.html
Walter
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I don't know if