folks, I was looking for resources to get a .net client to talk to an
axis (alpha3) server. can anyone point me in the right direction? it
appears that the WSDL that is generated by axis isn't well understood by
the .net wsdl tool
my webservice is very simple - it returns the time in the form o
Just a word:
It should also work if you copy the jars to the JDK_Home\jre\lib
ext directory
Cheers
Peter Hanson
- Original Message -
From: "rajiv rao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 1:53 PM
Subject: Re: set up of SOAP on TOMCAT
> Thanks
Thanks Aczel,
It worked. I placed my SOAP.jar in
TOMCAT_HOME\lib directory I am using win2k.
Hope this will help many beginners.
rajiv
--- Aczel Csilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For the sake of proper working just copy the
> soap.war file (provided with
> SOAP) into TOMCAT_HOME\w
Hi,
According to the WSDL file on the server I will be getting back an object A
which relates in multiple objects in the following way..
A extends B {
HashSet set1;
HashSet set2;
String s1;
}
B extends C {
HashSet set3;
}
C extends D {
Integer i1;
For the sake of proper working just copy the soap.war file (provided with
SOAP) into TOMCAT_HOME\webapps directory (if you use v4.0.1). When you start
Tomcat it will decompress the archive.
You should place all necessary jar files into TOMCAT_HOME\lib directory, but
I think you can also use the T
hi
I installed apache SOAP but not completely.
I am unable to set the classpath for the server, I
don't know where to update the classpath to make
server load SOAP.jar, mail.jar, xerces.jar and
activation.jar.
Is it catalina file ? Any suggestions.
-rajiv
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Hi list:
the object which holds an interface implementation is created upon the first
invokation of a method of this interface, e.g.,
public interface IHelloService {
public String helloFunc();
}
public class HelloService implements IHelloService {
public HelloService() {
// gets invoke
