;http://xxx.com/test'.
2. Using Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC works. I made a mistake in my
serializer. I forgot the end tag
"". So if I had added
sink.write("');
It worked for me.
That's all, Han Ming
> From: Han Ming Ong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
On Thursday, January 31, 2002, at 01:14 PM, Han Ming Ong wrote:
Absolutely you can.
Say your remote host is bluewhale.xxx.com and it's running Tomcat 3.3 with Apache SOAP 2.2 and it's listening at 8080 (Now I see that you are running at 443, which is HTTPS port. I have never tried
Absolutely you can.
Say your remote host is bluewhale.xxx.com and it's running Tomcat 3.3 with Apache SOAP 2.2 and it's listening at 8080 (Now I see that you are running at 443, which is HTTPS port. I have never tried that but I assume that you have configured it to listen to port 443. Test that o
Hi folks,
Short:
I know how to use a BeanSerializer or sub class of a BeanSerializer to
serialize a customized class. I usually use Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC
when I insert it into SOAPMappingRegistry.
But I would like to make use of a generic XML Serializer (e.g.
http://www.csse.monash.
