Title: RE: Turning off the ServiceManager
The only way to do it is by writing your config manager. If the only thing you want to do is to disable the config manager once you gave deployed your services, then extend the DefaultConfigManager and disable those methods you want. Then , you need
Title: RE: Applet communicating with Soap - not able to create call obje ct...
I used soap2.2 and tomcat 4.0.1 I used one of the samples (stockquote) that come with the soap distribution (see GetQuote.java). The only thing I have different is that a) I used a Java plug-in and b)I used jaxp.ja
Title: RE: Applet communicating with Soap - not able to create call object...
Put your application/applet jar file at the end of the list. Assuming that CatalogServer.jar is the applet, the "archive" parameter should be:
archive="xerces_1_4_3.jar,soap.jar,mail.jar,activation.jar,xalan.jar,lo
Title: RE: SOAP 2.2 plug-in for Tomcat 4.0.1 (Has anybody did it ?)
It works. Check catalina.bat in the bin directory. It shouldn't be difficult to see where you se the classpath. In any case, you can just deploy as a web application by dropping soap.war inside the webapps directory.
--Emi
Title: Java Pluigin - Applet - HTTPS
Any tips about getting an Applet running inside a Java Plugin (Netscape 4.7) to contact the rpcrouter using HTTPS?
I have tried to re-write the soap.jar SSL part to use the Java Plugin recommended way of using HTTPS, but the SOAP envelop gets mixed with t
