URL and port

Hi everybody! I'm quite confused about the URL I have to use for the invoke method of the Call class. In the examples I've found, only the value found in the tag of the corresponding WSDL file is used. However, when I try this for my own sample WebService, I get a SOAP Fault: "Missing port inf

RE: I need a genius: error 500

I had a similar problem some time ago. It had to do with a version conflict between the xerces.jar and Apache Soap... Try to use a recent xerces version or else try to get the latest version of Tomcat which I think has a xerces.jar incorporated. Hope it helps Charlie -Original Message-

connection aborted by peer

Hi everybody, I get a "connection aborted by peer" when I launch "java org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter deploy Hello.xml And tomcat launch an exception Does anybody know where the problem is ? Thanks Aurore

AW: Please help me.

Hi Purvesh! It seems to me that your client application tries to access the wrong URL. Try to change the URL you use to invoke the Call in your source code from "http://localhost:8080/apache-soap/servlet/rpcrouter"; to: http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter"; as in your browser the second

I need a genius: error 500

I start tomcat http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter works fine. But when I type java.org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter deploy Hello.xml It display a message : SoapException: Error 500: internal error of servlet .(erreur interne

Re: Client Parsing Exception

Matt: Here is what I could figure out with some tracing The incorrect xmlns is being written out in the org.apache.soap.util.xml.DOM2Writer class. The stackTrace is contained in an object of type org.w3cdom.Element. This is place in a Vector called detailEntries inside org.apache.soap.Fault.

Re: HTTP redirects and SOAP

Hi Paramdeep, If all you're concerned about is Axis and MS-SOAP I think that headers are a good approach. This is probably the best way of handling sessions in the long run, but until there's a standard I don't expect to see it supported widely enough to be generally useful. My point with the

Re: Call object

I did. It just sets 'maintainSession'. I checked their code. They don't use 'keep-alive'. They create a new socket connection for each method invocation. I am planning to implement my own version to exploit 'keep-alive' feature. Thanks, Surajit - Original Message - From: "Darius Cooper"

Re: HTTP redirects and SOAP

Hi, MS-SOAP supports sessions using SOAP headers. There is a sample included with the standard examples install. I think that Apache SOAP 2.2 doesnt have a support for SOAP headers. But it seems that Apache AXIS (The new rewrite version of Apache SOAP) does have a support for SOAP headers. I ha

Re: Call object

Have you checked sample.addressbook2 ? See the main() method in the class named Main. Regards, - Darius Cooper > - Original Message - > From: "Dr. Surajit Pal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 10:54 PM > Subject: Call object > > > >

Call object

Hi, If I invoke multiple methods using the same Call object, does it retain and use the same connection, or does it make a new connection for each method invocation ? How can I implement a connection pooling for Call object in multithreaded environment to boost performance? Thanks in advance, Su

Re: Protect RPCRouter

if you route through apache, then put an .htaccess file in the admin/ folder -- David B. Bitton [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.codenoevil.com Code Made Fresh DailyT - Original Message - From: "Jeremy Levy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 5:56 PM Subjec

Re: Client Parsing Exception

Matt: You're right that the xmlns is causing the error. Here is the message I get when I use that XML and try to parse it. "The value of the attribute "xmlns:" is invalid. Prefixed namespace bindings may not be empty." Regards, - Darius > From: Matt MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > I

config key/values with SOAP

Hi, Just curiouswhere would be the best place to put key/value config info like connection strings, database login info, etc. for SOAP services? I'm faily new to SOAP...and tomcat for that matter. An xml file? Maybe a properties file? Thanks in advance. Eric. ***

Protect RPCRouter

How do I disable the admin interface and still deploy my services? Or at least stop random people from shutting down my soap services? Jeremy

Re: HTTP redirects and SOAP

Our clients are using MS XML but not SOAP, and can't use cookies. We set cookies on the server (set them in the header) but get our MS clients to rewrite those cookies into the URL for their next request, as they can read the headers and write to URLs but not set cookies. Is MS SOAP the same?

HTTP Protocol Error

Title: HTTP Protocol Error I am in the midst of developing a VB.NET SOAP client. The problem I am having is consuming the web service over HTTPS with BASIC authentication. My client works fine over HTTP with BASIC authentication, and also works over HTTPS without BASIC authentication. When I t

Re: Please help me

You are getting a HTTP 404 (File not found) return code. Check if you're using the correct URL for your RPCRouterServlet Enter the URL in a Browser and see what it returns, as described in the SOAP installation instructions at http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/index.html Regards, - Darius Cooper

Re: HTTP redirects and SOAP

The only way I know of to provide session support that works across all platforms is to basically implement it yourself. Build a wrapper for your statefull session EJB (or whatever other session-based class you want to use), adding a call to the wrapper that gets a session identifier like: "St

RE: HTTP redirects and SOAP

Simple. You can't. Not in the MS SOAP Toolkit 2.0SP2 anyway. I even got it in writing. The following is a response from Microsoft from my question about why the don't support cookies and redirects. >>This is so because it is the first version of the product mainly. We >>saw redirects as a majo

RE: HTTP redirects and SOAP

How does one implement session behavior with MS SOAP toolkit without cookies? esp. when talking to an AXIS server? H > -Original Message- > From: Will Spies/Towers Perrin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 3:57 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: HTTP re

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

What does your tomcat.sh modification look like? I believe I had a similar problem when I tried to add the soap.jar to the classpath within the tomcat.sh. You probably have a classpath issue, or possible conflict with soap.jar. Also, I have experienced some troubles trying the server.xml appro

RE: Apache-SOAP2.2 with WebSphere 4

Surajit Thank you very much for your response. It is very important for me to know which version Apache-SOAP WebSphere4 comes with. I have a problem with base64Binary. I could not find out which version of Apache-SOAP WebSphere4 supports.Do you know that?Thanks again, Zina -Original Message--

Null Call object passed to locate of the provider

Should the EJB SOAP implementation work with the message based SOAP? It looks like the StatelessEJBProvider.locate method receives a null for the call object because the MessageRouterServlet passed a hard coded null as that argument. Should MessageRouterServlet be extracting the call similar to

Please help me.

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Information on server errors

Hi again! Is there any possibility to retrieve some additional information on SOAP Faults besides the Fault string and Fault code? I'm getting an "internal server error" and would like to figure out the reason, but I don't know where to start with that little information thx in advance Mit

SOAP rpc example

Hi Friends, I am new to SOAP. I want to deploy rpc service. There will be a html/jsp page in which i will choose the method name and pass parameter. It should call soap server and return the value. This is my basic understanding how to use soap rpc in web. May be I am wrong. can you please guide m

Multithreaded failure

List, I am in need of some assistance. I am succesful in setting up, testing, and running my class as a SOAP service. I am now starting the process of stress testing. When I turn up the thread count on my testing tool (to 2), my SOAP services starts to fail. From the stacktraces I'm ge

RE: AXIS backward compatible?

Jeremy, I didn't see anyone respond to this yet. The answer is yes. Although similar, the client calls are different and will require some changes. Any server side code(depending on how you wrote it) may not need to change much. Cheers, Pete R. -Original Message- From: Jeremy Levy [

RE: HTTP redirects and SOAP

Title: RE: HTTP redirects and SOAP Unfortunately for reasons which are too long to go into here, we can't do that. Basically we are trying to have container-independent authentication and authorization using a mix of programmatic authentication and JAAS (container-specific module) for authoriz

RE: HTTP redirects and SOAP

Title: RE: HTTP redirects and SOAP Agreed - it would appear that GLUE also does not support redirects. We have a work around for the cookie problem but it is the redirects that are killing us at the moment. I think our workaround for now will be to have a different/modified SSO filter for our

Missing port information

Hi, when trying to invoke a RPC via SOAP, I keep getting this fault: Fault code: env:Server Fault string: Missing port information What could possibly cause this? Thx! Mit freundlichen Gruessen Stefan Lenhart R. Boeker Consulting GmbH Ein Unternehmen der R. Boeker Unternehmensgruppe AG RBU

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Hi Vibha You don't need to find parser.jar file, simply set the classpath in such a way that xerces.jar is the first entry in the classpath. Virender - Original Message - From: "Vibha Sridhar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 6:07 AM Subject:

Passing XML parameters - changing type from client to service

Hello. I'm very new to web services (I've not written one yet) and I've got what is probably a very straightforward question. By the way, I'm using AXIS. I'd like to have my client send one type of parameter (a string containing XML) but the service receives a different type (a Document object)

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Which xerces version you are using? Make sure that xerces is the first declaration in your classpath. Maybe the wrong parser Hoang "Chandra

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Hello Chandru, The URL is fine as when i try the URL you mentioned it works just fine. I can get to the URL which shows the "List" "Deploy" and "Undeploy" links too. I just cannot figure out why is this error? VS Chandrashekhar B wrote: > I don't know if you have deployed the sample service

Re: HTTP redirects and SOAP

I've had this same nightmare. Here is what I've learned: MS SOAP Toolkit does not support cookies or redirects ( they view the former as unnecessary and the latter as a security issue ) Apache SOAP Toolkit supports cookies but does not support redirects Systinet SOAP Toolkit supports redirects

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

I don't know if you have deployed the sample service you are trying to run. Error:500, it's not able to locate the sevice. And make sure that 8080 is their in the URL, http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter , if you haven't integrated Apache Web Server and Tomcat to work together. Chand

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Hi!  I guess there is some problem with u'r xml payload, but iam not sure. try using the tcptrace utility available at http://www.4s4c.com/   hope this helps for u!   Dinesh   - Original Message - From: Vibha Sridhar Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 4:41 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Hello Christian Dutaret, Thanks for the response. I checked in the entire directory and i do not find any "parser.jar" file there. Does Tomcat 3.3.1 has some other name for this file? As i find "tomcat.jar" in /lib directory. Let me know. thanks VS Christian Dutaret wrote: > This sounds l

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Well, first get all the required JAR files - Xerces.jar Activation.jar bsf.jar js.jar soap.jar downloaded and installed (as instructed). Now if you are using APACHE WEBSERVER and TOMCAT, place all these JAR files in the webapps/soap/WEB-INF/lib directory. Edit the "tomcat.bat" in the /bin dir

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

  Hi Dutaret!   Even if i replace the libraries completely with the new xerces parser & related ones, i still get an exception which goes like this. //*** Exception in thread "main" [SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client; msg=A 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/:Fault' elemen

Re: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

This sounds like an XML parser version Tomcat 3.x uses a JAXP 1.0 parser (parser.jar) which has some different method signatures as a jaxp 1.1 compliant parser like xerces. If you put xerces.jar in your tomcat/lib directory, it won't be seen as tomcat sets its classpath in alphabetic order. Any c

RE: Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Hi, How did you manage to have the URL http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter works fine. With me it's not the case. It display this message: HTTP status 503 message: Servlet rpcrouter is currently unavailable description: The requested service (Servlet rpcrouter is currently unavailabl

Apache Soap RPCRouter problems

Hi there, I would really appreciate if someone can help me solve this problem related to running a simple Apache SOAP Sample. I downloaded and installed the following a)Apache Web Server b)Jakarta Tomcat 3.3.1 c)Apache SOAP 2.2 and all the related JAR files like Xerces, Activation etc. I fol

soap installation

Hi, I installed Soap on my computer and added the 3 .jar in the classpath. I start Apache...OK Then when I key in: http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter in my = browser, it gives me this message:=20 "javax.servlet.ServletException: Wrapper cannot find servlet class = org.apache.soap.serv