You can choose the listenport, but it must be a free one.
8070 for example.
don't foget to send your http request to the listenport, otherwise, you
won't 'sniff' anything...
Damien
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Objet : listenport param for TcpTunnelGui
I would like to use TcpTunnelGui to observe SOAP message structure but I
can't figure out what the listenport param is
oups I forgot to tell u that the encoding
parameter of the Response is
Constants.NS_URI_LITERAL_XML
:-)
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Request: How to send a response in a C
Hi,
I
think that you can't bypass the and
tags wich are part of SOAP RPC
specifications...
Well,
I'm nearly in the same situation, and my Provider returns a response wich
looks like that :
String
To
encode my response into (literal) XML, here is the code I use (when c
All,
I use a custom ConfigurationManager.
I notice that the "query(String id)" method of my ConfigurationManager
is called 3 times on each request of my client with the same parameter
value (the name of the service on wich to provide a DeploymentDescriptor
instance).
This behavior may cause a loo
I use the XMLParameterSerializer (as a type mapper) and it's work fine
for me too. (this type mapper serialize a DOM into XML)
The (small) difference with the 'XML as String' is that the XML is not
encoded into the Soap enveloppe.
But, the XML is directly 'parsable' by the client.
Damien.
-Me
> Hi,
> I use the XMLParameterSerializer to encode DOM into XML in a Soap
> client (as a Parameter)
> The Elements of my DOM belong to a specific namespace, but WITHOUT any
> Prefix (according to namespace specifications).
> Into the SOAP message, I'm surprised to notice that my DOM is
> serializ
