Help with Header used in Soap messages with attachments

2002-06-11 Thread Aniruddha Shevade
Title: Help with Header used in Soap messages with attachments Hello  I am new to Soap, so please excuse me for what might be a very simple question.  I was goinf through the Soap Messages with attachments specifcation. The examples used there indicate the following format of HTTP headers PO

RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Greg Symons
The problem you're having here is in the way you are using the Header object. What you're doing will actually create this for the header: What you should be doing is creating a org.w3c.dom.Node object and adding it to the header entries using setHeaderEntries on your Header object. Also, by pas

Messaging and Bean Serialization

2002-06-11 Thread Turzhavskiy, Stanislav (GMI-EDSI)
All, I'm trying to modify the "messaging" example to send an object from address (from "addressbook" example) object using bean encoding. The code is at the end of the message. If I just run the code I get the following exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Body entries must implem

session handling

2002-06-11 Thread Robert Dietrick
I'm attempting to write a stateful SOAP service which requires authentication of the client before any remote methods are called. I was envisioning the following flow of events: 1. client creates Call and executes remote authorization(user, pass) method 2. remote service authorizes client and cre

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RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Wimmer, Matthias
>  Can't get that tcpmon  to work ... don't understand either ..   > my code should point to localhost:777 , tcpmon forwards it to where the sercice really is ..  >  >  But I can't listen on 777 because my webserver is running ...  I don't understand this. Why can't you listen on

RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Tom Leuntjens
Thx for help   Can’t get that tcpmon  to work … don’t understand either .. my code should point to localhost:777 , tcpmon forwards it to where the sercice really is .. But I can’t listen on 777 because my webserver is running …   Getting frustrated … I’m calling it a day ..   My fi

RE: Known Bug :Missing xsd type in SOAP response

2002-06-11 Thread Erich Izdepski
Microsoft tends to do things there own way. In this case, they do not send type information so apache does not know how to deserialize the response. There is a solution, however. You can add a mapping between the name of the response XML element and the appropriate deserializer. This goes in

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RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Wimmer, Matthias
I can't get anything out of the toString() result in your mail.   But here this is how to use the TCPMon application: Your client should bind to the TCPMon. The TCPMon forwards the requests to your service. So if the service doesn't specify any port (=port 80, you are right) you have to set

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RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ? bis

2002-06-11 Thread Tom Leuntjens
Tcpmon doen’t even react when I fill in   Host: www.yahoo.com Port: 80 Listen on port 80 ..   And I surf to www.yahoo.com   So I’m adraid that wont be much of a help L   -Original Message- From: Tom Leuntjens Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 3:17 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Su

Re: SOAP and security

2002-06-11 Thread Christian Geuer-Pollmann
SSL provides confidentiality of the transfer channel and peer entity authentication. If you need "selective field confidentiality" and message integrity/non-repudiation, you must use XML Encryption and XML Signature. Christian --On Dienstag, 11. Juni 2002 14:16 +0100 Marina Pérel <[EMAIL PROTE

RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Tom Leuntjens
Yep that’s correct ..       Ive started the tcpmon ..   The service I’m connecting to from in my code , I don’t define port so that must be 80 …   I keep getting waiting for connection …   I run my java code from command prompt .. How important is the listen port ? If I choose

RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Wimmer, Matthias
Ok,   so if I am not completely mistaken, your message needs a header like the one you quoted, right? And which kind of header does your code produce? If you are not sure, try the TCPMonitor. You start it with:     java org.apache.axis.utils.tcpmon   I think this tool is

RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Tom Leuntjens
The problem is that I need to compose this little piece header … and add it to the call (I think) ..         xmlns="XXX" />  soap:Header>    I’ don’t really see how I need to do this with APACHE SOAP API   Code so far …..   import java.io.*; import java.util.*; impor

RE: dateTime serializer problem

2002-06-11 Thread RICARD Bertrand ext DvSI/SICoR
ok i found the answer. just have to specify xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; qname="xsd:dateTime" in the deployment descriptor mapping. -Message d'origine- De : RICARD Bertrand ext DvSI/SICoR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : mardi 11 juin 2002 13:54 À : 'soap mailing list

RE: Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Wimmer, Matthias
Tom:   What is your problem? Doesn't it work? So below you will find an example I found:       Element emailElem = doc.createElementNS( "http://any.namespace.com",  "EMail");    emailElem.appendChild( ... );     SOAPEnvelope reqEnv = new SOAPEnvelope();    reqEnv.addHeader(

SOAP and security

2002-06-11 Thread Marina Pérel
Hi! I would like to know what do you think about the security of the SOAP messages "point to point" ? HTTPS protocol allows to respect the confidentiality and the authentification of messages, no?  Why the Service Web technology is not secure ?   Thanks in advance for all ideas!   Marina

dateTime serializer problem

2002-06-11 Thread RICARD Bertrand ext DvSI/SICoR
Hi, How can i user a alternate serializer / deserializer for dateTime 2001 schema without the soap response being modifed ? 1 - i want to have local time without milliseconds : -MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss which is a 2001 schema compatible format 2 - i've made my own date serializer / deserializer and

Correct way to add Apache SOAP Header ?

2002-06-11 Thread Tom Leuntjens
Hi, So far im creating the call and i get this : System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHeaderException: Server did not find required Version SOAP header in the message. So I have been trying to add the header like this but to no avail ..     // create the headerHeader myHeader = new He

Apache SOAP bug?

2002-06-11 Thread Daniel Kutac
Hi,   this simple code:    public static void main( String[] args) {     try {    //URL url = new URL(http://localhost/csp/demos/WS.Calc.cls);    URL url = new URL("http://localhost:8080/csp/demos/WS.Calc.cls");    String urn = "";       // Build the call.    Call call = new Call();