Hello,
Its been quite a while since we released v2.2 of Apache SOAP. Since then
about 50 bugs have been fixed and there are about another 50 remaining
in the queue (most of them are non-bugs or trivial but some a big).
I'm interested in doing a v2.3 to try to capture all the fixes that
have bee
When using Apache SOAP with Tomcat for the server, and Apache SOAP for the
client, is there a way to automatically enable compression for both?
I was able to get the Address book application to work, no I
have moved on to the stock quote.
I am able to deploy it, but when I execute the "testit" file I get a Soap Fault Error.
Deployed Services:
http://www.ibm.com/namespace/wsif/samples/ab
urn:xmltoday-delayed-q
Tiago,
I think, the scenario is slightly different with web services. Usually, you
have a request followed by a response, where the amount of data sent in the
request is more or less negligible (e.g. HTTP GET to retrieve a web site).
Here the request may use Accept-Encoding to get the response
Tiago, I have a web service client application implemented with MS SOAP
Toolkit, any idea if MS SOAP Toolkit supports compression ? If yes, can you
point how the configuration should be done to achieve compression.
Regards
Kapil
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Hi, Christian.
The main idea for HTTP is that if the request header says "Accept-Encoding:
gzip" and the web server can do gzip compression, the the response header will
contain "Content-Encoding: gzip" and the content will be gzipped.
I know most web servers support "on the fly" compression. Yo
We are working on creating web service interface for
access to legacy systems. In order to that we want to
establish connection once within the apache soap
provider's locate method (or elsewhere) and use the
same connection later from locate/invoke for web
service invocation. Is this possible t
Hi,
there was a posting to this list quite a time ago concerning compression of SOAP
messages.
Actually, I am facing a similar problem now and I wonder if anybody has an idea or
comment about it.
So my basic approach is as follows:
I don't want to care about compression at all, instead I want
Frederick,
> I have a web service running on WLS 5.1, JDK 1.2. The exposed method
> returns a JavaBean type object, say XBean. Now, on another
> machine I have a
> soap client running on WLS 6.1, JDK 1.3. Will the soap
> client be able to
> typecast the object returned by soapResult.getValue
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I'm using Apache SOAP 2.2 and also Sun's J2EE reference implementation. Is
there any difference between the two approaches available for obtaining a
DocumentBuilder: Apache's XMLParserUtils.getXMLDocBuilder or Sun's JAXP
DocumentBuilderFactory.newDocumentBuilder?
If so, which approach is recomme
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