Assuming that one already has a SOAP message that is a:
1) MIME multipart
2) Serialized to disk or database
3) The envelope in the MIME multipart is compliant to the SOAP
specification ... ( it was, after all, serialised using the Apache-SOAP
API using one of the writeTo() methods of either SOA
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Bertrand,
A version of crimson is being picked up instead of xerces. It may be
crimson.jar or parser.jar (or something else, I suppose). The most
likely place is $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/ext. You can simply delete it, as it
is old and will continue to get in your way.
Scott Nichol
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It seems to be a classpath problem.
Are you sure the axis.jar file is in the classpath ?
Anyway, for Axis problems, you may use the Axis mailing list. Check it
out at http://ws.apache.org/axis/mail.html.
Thomas Schröter wrote:
I am getting the following error when I am trying to run my applica
