How do I find out if a soap.jar is 2.1 or 2.2 ?
In general, is the version a part of the jar spec ?
I tried grep 2.1 soap.jar and grep 2.2 soap.jar,
and both of them succeed.
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Has anyone found a way to slim down the size of the
> client?
have a look at apache-axis.
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Hi
In tc4, whats the difference between "shared"
and "common" class loader ? From the docs, I
understand
that from the webapp's point of view they are same.
ie., they both give classes to all the webapps.
Am I correct ?
I want my webapp's classes to be visible and shared
by a soap service. When
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> 3. Call methods on the factory to get instances
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> I have not tested this I may have missed something,
> and don't recommend this complex approach.
>
> I think the answer in your case is to
> have fewer (one) web applications.
>
> Brendan
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In the context of apache-soap,
do I need to bother about soapAction ?
what is it used for ?
thanks
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ould give each WebApplication a
> complete set of its own
> classes so that you can upgrade each independantly.
>
> Brendan
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>
> -Original Message-
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: webapps' classpath
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I am using apache soap 2.2 with tomcat 3.2.1.
There seem to be 2 classpaths, one tomcat's
and the other webappp's WEB-INF/classes.
For a SOAP service class, which of these two
is visible first ?
which of the two is recommended and why ?
I have two web-app's: A1 and A2. (A2 is soap).
I want to ref
