RE: Sample AddressBook Question

2002-03-13 Thread Yogesh Bhatt , Gurgaon
Hi, I also got this message and i added the folder containing package 'samples.addressbook' to tomcat classpath and restarted the tomcat. It works. Actually SOAP is not able to find you class 'sample.addressbook.Address' in tomcat's classpath. Hope it helps. Yogesh. > -Original Message-

Problem SSL + Tomcat standalone

2002-03-13 Thread nomorems
Dear,I have some problems with my Tomcat in combinationwith SOAP and SSL.I did the steps from 1 to 5a(http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/install/FAQ_Tomcat_SOAP_SSL.html), but I get this report:Ctx(  ): 400 R( /) nullCtx(  ): IOException in: R( /) null cert chainCtx(  ): IllegalStateException in: R( /

Re: Change management of web service input/output models???

2002-03-13 Thread hughes_shawn
For posterity I'll post my solution :-) I solved this by creating a custom BeanSerializer. I just used the Apache BeanSerializer and ignored the exception thrown by the getWriteMethod in the unmarshall method: try { propWriteMethod = getWriteMethod(param.getName(), properties, java

Sample AddressBook Question

2002-03-13 Thread Xie, David (IPCG-NJ)
Title: RE: Soap Client Test Error Hi,    Can someone please help me figure out my problem?  I am using Apach-Soap with jakarta tomcat. While running the Addressbook example, I am getting the following error. I have succesfully deployed it on the server.   Error Message:   Generated fault: 

RE: Soap Client Test Error

2002-03-13 Thread Nortje, Andrew
Title: RE: Soap Client Test Error Aah I think I remember now. I think some of the class definitions from Apache and Sun are slightly different with the method names being slightly different. So make sure you have the same jar's for compiling and running the server. I remember I couldn't figure

RE: Soap Client Test Error

2002-03-13 Thread Hong Jin
I think I have all the jar files necessary in the server class path including (xerces.jar 1.4.4, soap.jar 2.2, mail.jar, activation.jar and xerces.jar is the first one in the classpath) and I did the server test with no error. --- "Nortje, Andrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think you may have

RE: Soap Client Test Error

2002-03-13 Thread Nortje, Andrew
Title: RE: Soap Client Test Error I think you may have some jar's missing in the server class path. -Original Message- From: Hong Jin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 3:04 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Soap Client Test Error Hello, I have an install

Soap Client Test Error

2002-03-13 Thread Hong Jin
Hello, I have an install/client problem: I just installed Soap and am trying to run it with apache. I have followed the install instructons. The server test works fine but when I run the client test and get the error attched, please help. Thanks, Hong _

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Re: HELP : xsi:null="true"

2002-03-13 Thread dovle
Testing results : It seems that I was right: apache soap checks first if there is a xsi:type present ? If yes then checks if it can resolve it and after that it checks for the xsi:null attribute. From my viewpoint, this seems to me not to be the preffered order... but maibe they have a reason

Re: HELP : xsi:null="true"

2002-03-13 Thread dovle
On Wednesday 13 March 2002 18:42, you wrote: Simple as this: I use ksoap as client and apache soap as server. Send from apache soap a struct with xsi:null="true" for some attribs and the apache soap sais that cannot deserialize the attribute . with the following message: No mapping found for ':

Re: HELP : xsi:null="true"

2002-03-13 Thread hughes_shawn
I ran into a problem using Apache SOAP 2.2 within WSAD (WebSphere Studio Application Developer IDE). To solve it the Apache SOAP jar had to appear before WSAD's webcontainer.jar in the CLASSPATH. There was a method conflict that caused the null objects to deserialize to objects built with the d

Re: HELP : xsi:null="true"

2002-03-13 Thread dovle
On Wednesday 13 March 2002 12:05, you wrote: > Its xsi:nil and not xsi:null for specifying that an element value holds a > null value... dovle pretty sad to disappoint you but this is the answer that I am reveiving from my apache soap when an attribute has null value: (snapshot from UtilSnoop)

RE: EJB & SOAP

2002-03-13 Thread Colin Saxton
One thing I have notice when calling EJBs directly is that they are slow compared to using an AccessBean which in-turn calls the EJB...you may want to try it... -Original Message-From: Nortje, Andrew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: 13 March 2002 14:19To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Su

RE: EJB & SOAP

2002-03-13 Thread Nortje, Andrew
Thanks that did it!   -Original Message- From: Gayatri Irani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 5:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: EJB & SOAP   Hi...   The deployment descriptor looks ok other than the following one line:   should be replaced

RE: soap messaging XML ???

2002-03-13 Thread akshay saluja
Hello I feel that it completely depends on your req as to what mode you need as the response to ur call coz ultimately its the RPC call that is occuring you can populate an XML template or you can return back the custom object but make sure you have serializer and deserializer for that object is

RE: HELP : xsi:null="true"

2002-03-13 Thread Colin Saxton
Its xsi:nil and not xsi:null for specifying that an element value holds a null value... -Original Message- From: dovle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 12 March 2002 20:12 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: HELP : xsi:null="true" Not mentioned: using orion 5.2 apache soap 2.2 And the