Does Apache care about the order of the parameters in the SOAP-Envelope?
How about other implementation? Do the care about the parameter name or
the parameter order?
This point isn't clear to me out of the specification.
I would appreciate your opinions and knowledge
Michael Svoboda
See the article from Snell:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/ws-ref3/
Michael
Sheeba Padmanabhan wrote:
Hi,
I have a MS C++ Soap client communicating to Apache soap server using WSDL.
But when I pass string as arguments to the service method, its failing due
to the absence
with
just one script and ONE DeployDescriptor file.
Does anybody has a solution?
Michael Svoboda
Rich Catlett wrote:
As a matter of fact it is.The first thing you have to do is change the
web.xml for the soap webapp and include the following init-param in
the servlet configuration you
for your help
Michael Svoboda
Does anybody can post examples to the different options:
- Sending XML as a String
- Unmarshal XML to the envelope
- Sending XML as attachement (The Apache documentation isn't very clear
to me)
Which option is best suited for interoperability?
Thanks
Michael Svoboda
Huong Phan Thu wrote
How would you send a database query back to a unknown Soap Client?
With unknown I mean that the client should be free to use any
Soap-Implementation. Therefore it isn't possible for me to write any
Serializer/Deserializer for a special object that could hold the
information from a generic query.
in a string, but
are these the only possible solutions? Which are the drawbacks? What's
your experience?
Are there any documents or articles (or examples) discussing this issue?
Thanks for your inputs
Michael Svoboda
