Hi
I am practically new to SOAP. I have skimmed through the archive to see whether a
similar question was placed, but didn't find an
exact answer.
So here goes.
I want to create a client/ server application that handles SOAP messaging. In the SOAP
envelope I want to pass xml messages.
Now from
i've wondered about this. anyone can provide further information about what
a wsdl would look like for jaxm. i was thinking that the wsdl would be
primarily defined by an xsd that mimicks the dtd of the xml your sending?
as i mentioned in my other post, here is what running java2wsdl (axis) gave
I am fairly new to SOAP and I am stumped on a deserializer problem.
The SOAP server is using SOAP::Lite for Perl (0.52).
When I run a perl client using SOAP::Lite everything works fine.
But when I tried to implement a client with Apache SOAP for Java (2.2)
the code only works when the Response
I will be out of the office starting 18.04.2002 and will not return until
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I'm attempting to use an Apache SOAP 2.2 client to invoke a service running
under Microsoft SOAP Toolkit 2.0, so naturally I'm encountering
interoperability problems. Since I'm a total neophyte in this world, I can't
tell whether there's something I'm just not understanding or whether this stuff
Hi
Apache SOAP2.2 checks for 'Null' values (when using SOAP-encoding style)
by checking for the attribute "xsi:null=true".
(see encoding/soapenc/SoapEncUtils.java:isNull(Element))
The SOAP 1.1 spec says that NULL values are represented by setting the
xsi:null attribute value to "1".
i.e., "xsi:
