porting from socket to SOAP

Hi,  I am currently researching the use of XML based protocols for messaging in an application we currently have that uses TCP/IP sockets.    In the application, two programs A and B communicate using sockets.  A connects to B and asks B to send asyncronous data updates over the socket.  I

RE: error message

Hi, This means your classpath is not set properly. check the classpath when you start the apache1.3 to make sure mail.jar is there in apache's classpath. Yogesh. > -Original Message- > From: Joo Park [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 6:32 AM > To: [EMAIL PROT

RE: Urgent Help requirred - Limitations of the TcpTunnel

I have faced the same problem. My understanding is that you are trying to do soap with attachments on w2k. I guess apache soap reads the entire file that you want to upload or download (along with your soap message) into the memory before pushing it into the http socket. Hence if you try out some

Urgent Help requirred - Limitations of the TcpTunnel

Hello All Another question about the tunnel. Is there a limitation on the buffer size of teh data which can be handled by th tunnel. There seems to be some problem when very huge amount of Data , ( Such as a large File download being sent through a Tunnel ). I am seeing the application crash

problems with TcpTunnel

Hello When I run the TcpTunnel application which comes with the Soap Samples, on a win2k I have problems of accessing illegal memory . Are there any known issues with the Tunnel , or any specific JVM version to be used Any help will be appreciated Thanks -Aniruddha

error message

Hello,   I'm just trying to get soap to work for the first time and get the following error.  I'm using jdk 1.4, soap 2.2, with apache 1.3.  Any ideas?  I've set the classpath to the mail.jar.   thanks in advance!   Error: 500Location: /soap/servlet/rpcrouterInternal Servlet Error:   java.lan

sun j2ee ref impl and soap 2.2

Anyone have a receipe (or success story) to install soap 2.2 on the latest j2ee ref implementation (1.3.1) from Sun? I'm not having much luck deploying the soap war file. I'm new to soap, and relatively new to the deployment thing... if theres any resource one could point me to I'd be grateful.

Re: soap 2.2 and Tomcat 4.0

It seems to. We are using it that way at our office. M. At 02:03 PM 2/27/02 -0800, you wrote: >thanks for the responsewill soap 2.2 work with the lastest jdk 1.4? > >thanks in advance! >- Original Message - >From: "Harnish, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent

Re: soap 2.2 and Tomcat 4.0

thanks for the responsewill soap 2.2 work with the lastest jdk 1.4? thanks in advance! - Original Message - From: "Harnish, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 1:37 PM Subject: RE: soap 2.2 and Tomcat 4.0 > Joo, > > It works with T

RE: soap 2.2 and Tomcat 4.0

Joo, It works with Tomcat 4.0. The installation procedures are pretty much the same, if I remember correctly, as they are in http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/index.html, which explains how to install it under Tomcat 3.2. One exception: tomcat.bat and tomcat.sh referenced in those instructions ha

soap 2.2 and Tomcat 4.0

Does Soap 2.2 work with Tomcat 4.0 and do I have to do anything special to get it working?   thanks in advance!

Re: legal question

> From: Bill Binole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > We are currently using an old version of SOAP mainly because the newer > versions are using the java mail api which cannot be freely distrubuted > according the the liscense aggreement. Is this true? Is there something > like the JRE that can be freel

RE: hi

Kaushik, tell me if its sufficient:-   The web service has been implemented in java. The Web Application Server (IIS/JRUN) hosts the web service within a Java runtime environment. The web service runs within the context of the web application server. Apache SOAP RPC router (SOAP Service) u

getting a xml-document

Hi   Are there anyboby out there who had tried to resive a xml-document as the response from the call.invoke statement? Is this possible or how can I get an xml-document from a soap function? The Soap function is written in perl.   Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards   Anne Lennert Platf

RE: soap 2.2 to call a microsoft .net web service

yes, and it's work right. You just have to write the SAOPAction in your client java. use the 1999 XSD schema (java know only that) explicit the serializer/deserializer in java uses the SoapBindingUse at "Encoded" for your .Net WebMethod -Original Message-From: Joo Park [mailto: