InterOp. between Java Client and .NET Web Service and vice versa

2002-09-25 Thread penguin
Hi all, Please take a look and help me solving 2 problems below: First: between Java Client and .NET Web Service - .NET Service Code: namespace SoapExample { public class SimpleService:System.Web.Services.WebService { public SimpleService(){ }

Re: Got Soap Admin GUI but can't deploy a service I egt

2002-09-25 Thread Chuck Amadi
Scott Nichol wrote: Check http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-soap/java/docs/install/tomcat.html?rev =1.13content-type=text/plain for instructions for installing Apache SOAP under Tomcat 4. Scott Nichol - Original Message - From: Chuck Amadi [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: soap-user [EMAIL

RE: InterOp. between Java Client and .NET Web Service and vice versa

2002-09-25 Thread Jean-Louis Vila
Hi, First : Java client - .NET In .NET, your WS is wrote in document Style Your Java client usr RPC style !!! So if you use same SOAP style invocation, all will work fine. To see if the SOAP message is ok, you can use the wonderful tool : TCPMon

Fw: InterOp. between Java Client and .NET Web Service and vice versa

2002-09-25 Thread Scott Nichol
Never seems to have been posted to the list... - Original Message - From: Scott Nichol [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 8:53 AM Subject: Re: InterOp. between Java Client and .NET Web Service and vice versa Java client and .NET Web service

Re: InterOp. between Java Client and .NET Web Service and vice versa

2002-09-25 Thread Scott Nichol
Java client and .NET Web service If you look at your WSDL, you will see that it specifies literal encoding. Apache SOAP by default uses encoded encoding. Your service is ignoring the parameter that is sent to it because that parameter has an xsi:type attribute.