Re: Interop Problem MS SOAP Toolkit <-> Java SOAP

Micheal,   MS-SOAP toolkit does NOT support cookies!   When you deploy any web-service in Session Scope, using Apache SOAP, then Apache SOAP tracks this session using cookies. But MS-SOAP toolkit does NOT send cookies! So you are loosing the session.   If you want to maintain session, with a

Interop Problem MS SOAP Toolkit <-> Java SOAP

Hi,   first of all I would like to say "Thank You" to the community. Your help will always be helpful. Thanks a lot.   Now I have the following problem:   I deployed a web service using Java SOAP using a session scope. I wrote a SOAP Client using the Microsoft SOAP Toolkit (V. 2.0 SP2). It se

JAXB with SOAP

Anybody using JAXB with SOAP?  Any good or bad experiences?  I currently have some "prototype" quality code working - but was curious if anybody has any real experiences... Thanks Tim

any way to avoid creating a Document obj unmarshall into the Body?

Is there anyway to avoid creating a Document object to send within a SOAP envelope?   If I know the XML that needs to be sent as the SOAP Body is good/valid/etc - I don't really feel it necessary to create a Document object.  Is there a way to just stream out the xml into the Message object

How do I add SOAP headers to the Call object?

How do I add SOAP header values to the outgoing Call object? I think I need to create Element objects for the values, then add them to a Vector which gets set into a new Header object? Is this correct? If I'm starting with simple string values, how do I do this? Since none of the examples or docs

Body.unmarshall() removing the root element?

Given this XML:     foo   bar   When I use the above xml as the bytes found in mInStream in the below code:       DocumentBuilderFactory mDocBuilderFactory=DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();    DocumentBuilder mDocBuilder=mDocBuilderFactory.newDocumentBuilder();    Doc

RE: Serialize inner classes.

Actually, I just tried this and it worked fine (using BeanSerializer). > -Original Message- > From: Chris Means [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 1:29 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Serialize inner classes. > > > I don't see why you couldn't do what

RE: Serialize inner classes.

I don't see why you couldn't do what you want with a custom serializer, but I don't know if BeanSerializer will take care of it for you. Should be easy to test... > -Original Message- > From: George Voronoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 3:09 PM > To: [EMAI

Serialize inner classes.

Is it possible to: a) serialize a class that has an inner class. b) serialize an inner class. If it is possible, is it possible using BeanSerializer? > George Voronoff > Senior Software Engineer (Net Hack) > Grassroots Enterprise, Inc > > >

Unable to initalize context

Title: Unable to initalize context   I've got some issues with my WLS 6.1 setup and Apache::SOAP cooperating.  Despite simply using the weblogic_ejb sample in SOAP v2.2 that I modified slightly to support WebLogic 6.1, I get some strange errors outside of my code completely when the server re

RE: SOAP 2.2 vs. AXIS

Interesting thought. But, a lot of what I'm writing about concerns asynchronous communication. For example, the book contains code snippets that show how to run SOAP over MQSeries using both the Java for MQ classes and the MQ implementation of JMS. The reason to run SOAP over a MOM product like

Re: SOAP 2.2 vs. AXIS

Mark Hansen wrote: > > I'm writing a book on how to use SOAP, Web Services, > and Java to implement Enterprise Application > Integration (EAI). > > I've been writing all code examples in the book using > the Apache SOAP 2.2 implementation. However, now I > see SOAP books coming out that use AXIS

SOAP 2.2 vs. AXIS

Hello SOAP community - I'm writing a book on how to use SOAP, Web Services, and Java to implement Enterprise Application Integration (EAI). I've been writing all code examples in the book using the Apache SOAP 2.2 implementation. However, now I see SOAP books coming out that use AXIS rather

Http Status code

Hello all, I am using Apache SOAP 2.2 to consume MS web services. Occasionally IIS returns an HTML status other than 200 OK such as 404,403, etc. My application of course needs to catch this rather than try to parse the response as XML. Using SOAPHttpConnection, is there a way to check wha

Is there a way to get HTTP error code?

Hi! Is there a way to get the error code (like 500 or 404) of the http- connection if any occurs? I am using SOAP "the message way" so all RPCs are done using messages. Christian