be totally out of
the standar and famous way that SOAP is being used now.But that I
think is a quite academic concern !
Thanks again!
P.A
-Original Message-----From: Joe Pruitt
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, Oct
Title: RE: Problems with HTTPS + Proxy + Authentication
You need to install the server certificate in your local truststore. This can be done programmatically or manually using the keytool command. The API's changed from 1.3.x to 1.4, but here is a 1.4 client tool that I've used in the past
Title: RE: SOAP based FTP server , some academic issues, opinions needed!
SOAP was designed to be transport independent. It's only that most of the implementations support http(s) as the default transport. I do know that with Apache you can create your SOAP call and serialize it to a string
Title: RE: Using SSL and SOAP
This is most likely a un-trusted server certificate issue. Try adding the following to your runtime environment.
-Djavax.net.debug=ssl
If you see that it's a server cert issue, then you'll need to install the server cert into your local truststore. S
Title: RE: Apache SOAP does not recognbize https protocol?
Try adding the following javax debug flag to your runtime args
-Djavax.net.debug=ssl
This will dump a bunch of ssl diagnostics. More than likely you haven't trusted the server cert locally. If so, you need to download and
Title: RE: Apache SOAP does not recognbize https protocol?
The following FAQ should answer all of your questions.
http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/install/FAQ_Tomcat_SOAP_SSL.html
-Joe
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Yue [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 3
Title: RE: Can services be written in C++?
Apache SOAP is written in Java so you'll have to use Java if you are using that toolkit. There are other toolkits available in C++ if you choose to go that route. Soapware.org has a good list of current SOAP implementations (commercial and open sour
Title: RE: calling from SOAP::Lite client
SOAP::Lite includes debug tracing if you want to see the req/resp.
Replace
use SOAP::Lite;
With
use SOAP::Lite + trace => qw(method debug);
-Joe
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: We
Title: RE: java soap client of .Net webservices
This tech note refers to the Microsoft SOAP Toolkit, not .NET. They are completely different implementations so I'd verify that soap2.2 clients need this procedure when connecting to real .NET based webservices.
-Joe
-Original Message
Title: RE: How To Registering My Own Cert TrustManager for SOAP Call
The breakpoint is never reached because Apache SOAP doesn't use the HttpsURLConnection class (or it's base classes) for communicaton but rather it's own set of classes working off of the lower level SSLSocket classes.
I'm pr
Title: RE: Gif, jpg of Web Services technology
Looks like your server is not explicitly specifying a type in the Response parameter. So the client toolkit doesn't know which type it is.
You probably need to add an entry in the SOAPMappingRegistry in your client code to tell it what type the
Title: Message
Does anyone have a
solution to help speed up the client side random seed generation for ssl based
connections? There seems to be a 5-10 second delay (depending on the
platform) in the SecureRandom class. I've modified the Security propery of
"securerandom.source" to a static
Looks
like your parameters to QName are incorrect. The QName
constructor takes the namespace and type of the given object. The
error indicates the QName is
http://www.themindelectric.com/package/com.bioweb.services.dataserver/:Category'
So
that should match to the following
smr.mapT
Title: Message
You need to install the
server certificate into the client's keystore.
1) Copy the server.crt
(or whatever the cert is called) from the server to your local
box.
2) Import it into the keystore with keytool
-import -file server.crt
Enter password and "yes" when prompted to
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