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for all of them. How would I go abotu changing this?
Colin Saxton wrote:
> What context have you set the rpcrouter servlet to ?? is it the same for
all
> of them?
>
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> From: David Hirst [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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What context have you set the rpcrouter servlet to ?? is it the same for all
of them?
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From: David Hirst [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 March 2002 12:20
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Subject: Mutliple Soap-Containers
Is it possible to have multiple applications (ear file)
One
thing I have notice when calling EJBs directly is that they are
slow compared to using an AccessBean which in-turn calls the EJB...you may want
to try it...
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Its xsi:nil and not xsi:null for specifying that an element value holds a
null value...
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From: dovle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 March 2002 20:12
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Subject: Re: HELP : xsi:null="true"
Not mentioned:
using orion 5.2
apache soap 2.2
And the
I have had these problems with SOAP2.2...I think that it is to do with the
way the message is parsed in memory...To get round the problem we moved to
using Axis which has all of the functionality that we are using in the Alpha
version.
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From: Juan Gargiulo [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: Soap client threads
Each
client thread should create a new instance of the client side
SOAP object...you should have no problems here...
(Make
sure that you are not using the same SOAP object across threads...that would
cause synchronization problems).
Java
does allow you to have m
I think you can setup HTTPS with minimal problems using java (jdk1.4 has
direct support for https) but I would encourage you to think stateless with
your design...once you open a connection to the server you are taking up a
valuable resource...if you make it persistant then it is no longer a share
With comments like this
"This means that any data sent from
the server must first come from a client request."
(SEE BELOW)
you would think that it was Monday
morning!! (doh...) my apologies but you get what I mean...(I
hope!!)
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Most
implementations of SOAP use HTTP which means the connection is closed after each
client request (or possibly closed). This means that any data sent from the
server must first come from a client request.
It
also depends on the nodes that are communicating. To implement effecient
commu
Use JBoss instead! its free (www.jboss.org)
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From: Paul Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 27 February 2002 23:18
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Subject: sun j2ee ref impl and soap 2.2
Anyone have a receipe (or success story) to install soap 2.2 on the latest
j2ee ref imp
I have had a quick look at the open-source code and have found that it relys
mainly on the DOM for the SOAP request and SOAP response...
Is there any plans to write an all singing SAX version of the libraries?
DOM works fine for small SOAP messages but once you get above 50k you will
start to se
If you create a large xml document and try and send it as a string parameter
or receive as a string then Apache SOAP can throw an exception...I have
escaped the data in the elements and the attributes correctly so there is no
problem there...
I have a zip file showing how to replicate this proble
It probably cannot see the class you are trying to generate the WSDL
against.
With most object to wsdl converters you need to put the package name in
before the Class name so that it can resolve the class...so...
MyClass.class
would be
mypackage.another.MyClass
If you are also asked for a path
If I send large string data as a parameter or I receive large string data
then the SOAP RPC call fails...I know that developers have had similar
problems...has anyone fixed it or found a solution? Some of the string data
that I need to send can be in the realms of 10MB but most of the time it is
o
Title: RE: compatibility with weblogic 6.1 beta
One
problem I have noticed with Apache SOAP is that it translates CRLF to just LF
when receiving Strings from a Client!!
Is
this correct?...it does no happen with MS SOAP..it leaves them well
alone...
You
will need to code for this if you
I have the following problem...
Create a java class that returns a string with a newline character...
Create a method on the same class that accepts a string
Call the class method through SOAP with the Microsoft Client (Gold version)
retreiving the string.
Send the string straight back without
.
Sanjiva.
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From: "Colin Saxton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Thomas Greenwood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 4:26 AM
Subject: IIS and Apache SOAP Client
> Apache SOAP client does not
Apache SOAP client does not work on IIS. IIS sends:
...
Content-Type:text/xml; charset=utf-8
...
Where as Apache sends
...
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
...
Notice the extra space after "Content-Type:".
An Exception is thrown in the SOAP client (GetAddress example) that states
the con
CPU power, still a bit on the slow side) does put a hefty baggage on the
concept of one client using several web services.
Don't get me wrong, I think SOAP is a great idea. Just make sure you get as
many stuff done for one single invocation and have a very patient
target audience.
One disadvantage that I have found with SOAP depends on the time taken to
execute the SOAP envelope on the server!!
You could have a call that could take some time and client will more than
likely timeout!
Keep in mind when performing tasks that could take over a minute to do them
as part of a q
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