This is a guess, but you may have a corrupt jar file...try doing a table of contents
on all your new jar files.
Beau Paisley wrote:
> I have installed tomcat 3.2.4, SOAP 2.2, (and other required jars), and JRE
> 1.4. I have run the SOAP server and client verification tests as outlined
> in
I have installed tomcat 3.2.4, SOAP 2.2, (and other required jars), and JRE
1.4. I have run the SOAP server and client verification tests as outlined
in the instructions but when I go to the 'List' or 'Deploy' links in the
Admin interface I get the following traceback. Any insights on getting
Making the DeployedServices.ds read-only it's a simple solution
and it works (at least in Unix). When you want to deploy you own services
just make it writable again.
regards,
Ruben
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No I didn't intend to say that. I just mentioned one solution that will
work. The work is less that 100 lines of code. By the way, if you write
you own authorization, you will probably want to use SSL.
I think any robust solution will involve modifying the Servlet code somewhat
anyway.
-O
So are you telling me that the only way to have a secure Apache SOAP
installation is to rewrite the soap library itself?
armstpat@Wells
Unfortunately it happens infrequently enough that I am unable to track
it to that level, however it does happen enough that it is a problem.
Is there is higher level of debug I can turn on in SOAP?
I know that generally, the data being transferred is very small, no
string ever exceeds 20 charac
Yes, we have had this problem too.
SOAP-2_2 (release version from website)
Transport HTTP
J2SE1.4.0
Specifically when trying to unmarshal a reply where the reply is a rather
long string that is actually a [recursively] quoted XML message (i.e., it
contains a *lot* of
What are you using for your servlet container? iAS and Tomcat I know don't handle zip
files correctly. Try renaming your classes12.zip to classes12.jar
Chris Barran wrote:
> I am trying to create a soap service using apache soap 2.2 that accesses
> a database. However I keep getting ClassNotFo
in your specific config manager, you can get the needed informations from
soap.xml to point to the service descriptors you want to use so you don't
need de "deploy" method. See the excellent Professional Java Soap (Henry
Becquet) for an exemple.
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De : Kristján Bjarni G
You can extend server/http/RPCRouterServlet, rpc/Call and
server/ServiceManagerClient to be password protected. You can use basic
HTTP authorization, or pass information via the request headers and code
your own authorization. As far as I can tell, all calls to the
ServiceManager still go throug
I am trying to create a soap service using apache soap 2.2 that accesses
a database. However I keep getting ClassNotFoundException when trying to
load the driver using Class.forName.
My class files are in /common/lib and so are the OracleDrivers
(classes12.zip). I have no problem accessing t
All the folks concentrating on workflow
would disagree with you on this point.
There'a a lot of work going on right now
that will solve the single sign-on problem.
OASIS SAML (Security Assertions Markup
Language provides a standard XML format that you can use to express and exchange
au
But I still want to be able to deploy using ServiceManager.
I only want to disable the client so that hackers cannot deploy
services on my server.
How do I only disable the ServiceManagerClient?
Hi all-
Just a general question. Are you using the Apache SOAP 2.2 release or a
nightly build that was created after the release? Any feedback about what
version is in use out there would be helpful. Thanks.
Erich
Modify $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml. Instructions are in the file.
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From: rezz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 5:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Service over HTTPS
Hi,
I have a WebService which must be callable only over HTTPS
now my proble
No exception occurs, the program that I am using this in makes a call
every 20 seconds, it only happens after a couple of days or so... That
is a good idea, make the call in a new thread and then kill that thread
if it does not come back after x amount of time...
Jeremy
-Original Message---
You can use soap.xml file to specifie a specific configManager in which you
can just allow list() and query() methods.
Bertrand
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De : Kristján Bjarni Guðmundsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyé : lundi 13 mai 2002 16:53
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : How to disable Se
Hello,
has anybody working example of RPC of entity bean via SOAP?
It seems, that on server side (SOAP server and EJB server) it works
fine. I'm able to call findByPrimaryKey() as well as member functions
(e.g. getValue()). But If I call directly getValue(), EJB server always
creates new instance
I've only experienced this when the server is unable to complete the call
for whatever reason (exception occurs, etc.). Just to be sure I make the
call inside a new Thread and interrupt it if a specified amount of time
expires (timeout).
Phill.
-Original Message-
From: Jeremy Levy [mailto
Has anybody noticed that on occasion making a soap
call hangs?
I have traced to back to this line:
Response response = call.invoke(urls, "");
What happens it it never comes back from that line and
essentialy hangs the entire thread..
Has anyone expericened this or does anyone have any
ideas?
Sorry, just to correct a typo in the Deployment Descriptor included in
original email...
The javatype attribute is actually javaType
On Tuesday, May 14, 2002, at 02:02 PM, Robin Keech wrote:
> What I have got so far:
>
> A DeploymentDescriptor.xml:
>
> http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding";
Hi all,
I have just joined this list and have searched the archives for my
answer, but I still need some help.
What I want: Someone to explain the deployment descriptor settings to
me, specifically the ones dealing with mappings for
Serialisers/Deserialisers.
I have used a test service (deta
Here is a recent article on sending
single-sign-on data using SOAP. This could be used to address the problem you
mention. http://java.sun.com/features/2002/05/single-signon.html
Erich IzdepskiSenior Software EngineerCysive, Inc.
-Original Message-From: Shashi Anand
[mailto:[EMAI
What I get is SOAP applications always will be call to set of methods
which are not interrelated.
If a system has to be developed where a user logs in, does some
sequence of interrelated operations and logs out. In such kind of scenario
SOAP wont be a good c
A SOAP or web service application is a
distributed application. It makes calls to servers that you either control
yourself (such as an interface to a legacy system), that are
controlled by your business partners, or that provide a public
information service (like zip code services). SOAP is
Hi,
I have a WebService which must be callable only over HTTPS
now my problem is where and how I configure the web server
(web.xml ???) or is there another solution.
I have already create the server.keystore and client.store files and
modify
the server.xml
for SSL everything works fine.
but the
Jindra Havlik,
I checked the 2 aspects that u said,and they are right.
But the problem still appears.
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>Hi,
>
>1. chceck that Tomcat know where your *.class files for this demo are > path
>to this files should be in CLASSPATH befor you
Hi,
1. chceck that Tomcat know where your *.class files for this demo are > path
to this files should be in CLASSPATH befor you run TOMCAT
2. Check that your application is deployed on Server
http://localhost:8080/soap/admin - list
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