subscribers (clients) keep open connections with the server as long as
they
are alive ?
Srikant
Jyothi K wrote:
> No, we are not using any middlewear but we are using the similar
technology
> of JMS for pub/sub.
>
> thanks,
> jyothi
>
> -Original Message-
> From: S
(Network Management Systems) that
uses SOAP?
Jyothi
Do you use any middlewar that supports pub/sub ?
Srikant
Yong Chen wrote:
> That's great. Good design/implementation. Seems you have a good product.
>
> thanks
> Yong Chen
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jyothi
t soap has none).
thanks
Yong Chen
-Original Message-----
From: Jyothi K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 12:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Is there any tools for NMS(Network Management Systems) that
uses SOAP?
yes i am referring to TMF 513 version 2.0 which
there any tools for NMS(Network Management Systems) that
uses SOAP?
Thanks Jyothi, what do you mean by "TMF corba idls", are you refering to TMF
509? I thought that was mainly for sonet interface. Did you implement the
whole or part of these IDLs?
thanks
Yong Chen
-Original Message
y just
the translation of your CORBA IDLs?
thanks
Yong Chen
-Original Message-----
From: Jyothi K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 9:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Is there any tools for NMS(Network Management Systems) that
uses SOAP?
Hi,
We have dev
Hi,
We have developed our NMS using SOAP as the protocol to
communicate with the EMS. SOAP is one of our gateway protocols being used
other than EJB, CORBA.
Thanks,
Jyothi
-Original Message-
From: Prasad Valmeti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 1:46 AM
To
Hi George,
You can use SOAP to do something similar. But you
need to use the toolkit provided by www.systinet.com . In wasp-advanced they
have a concept called Remote references which satisfy your requirements. Go
throught that, i think it will be helpfull to you.
Namaste
Hi,
This is
mostly the classpath problem. Check if you have kept the the path for your
service in the classpath. And even check if tomcat is having the classes that
you want to access in its webapps directory.
Thanks,
Jyothi
-Original Message-From: Peoter Veliki
[mailt
Hi,
Is the location of your classes given in the classpath? And did you
properly install the soap.war file into tomcat? You can check if the soap
directory in tomcat is having the samples folder and all other classes of
the samples.If not then the soap.war file is not deploed properly into
t
Title: SOAP Fault ..
Hi,
Did you install
anything new in your machine like JRun or anything else. Or did you put any
other xml parser other than xerces into your jre/lib/ext recently. If so remove
them and then try.
Thanks,
Jyothi
-Original Message-From: Madhav Inamti
[
> Hi,
> I have a doubt if SOAP supports in/out parameters. If yes then how do i
> accomplish that. I would like someone to go through my problem and give me
> clear solution. Thanks in advance. I have a method signature as follows "
> public void getAddress(Address objAddress)" . As you can see t
Hi,
I have a doubt if SOAP supports in/out parameters. If yes then how do i
accomplish that. I would like someone to go through my problem and give me
clear solution. Thanks in advance. I have a method signature as follows "
public void getAddress(Address objAddress)" . As you can see the return
Hi,
Did you deploy
your classes also in tomcat in webapps/soap/web-inf/classes directory. Put your
classes there and then try.
Thanks,
jyothi
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2001 9:03 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTE
Hi,
The xml will be in the request SoapContext. You can save the SoapContext
into a string and then if you know the root of the xml(ie in eg ),
parse the string from that point and get the remaining part of the xml. Or
you could unmarshall the whole xml to get teh desired values and then again
Hi,
Is there any problem with the ZVON server? When i am posting my
message to the Discussions group then it is not able to connect to the
server, whereas i can view all the mailing lists. Anyway since i was not
able to post it there, i am posting it to you. Dont mind.
I installe
Hi,
I am testing the interop. I have a C++ client and a java
server. I am using ScottSeely's simple soap library for C++ and Apache
SOAP2.2 for java and Tomcat as my web server. I have an add method in server
which taked two integer parameters. The java client and server are working
Hi,
I am using Apache soap for my java client and i have a c++
server.In my client I took an xml file that contains the soap envelope and
body details. I parsed it through my code and sent the envelope to the
required url using Message.send method but it is giving me a null pointer
exc
Hi,
I have my soap C++ server and apache java client. In my server i
have the method of adding two numbers. From client i send the xml with two
numbers. the server recieves the envelope processes it and sends back the
response with the sum as return value. Now my problem is when i just
>
By the way, I think on this line there's a ">" that must not be there after
the "10".
any questions?
Steeve...
Jyothi K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/08/2001 06:20:34 AM
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> Hi ,
> Lets take the example of adding two numbers.I want a Java Server
> and Java client using Apache SOAP. I want a server that will have a method
> add. This method should take the incoming soap mesage and parse it and get
> the two integer values and then return a soap message with
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