;Subject: RE: How to use
TcpTunnelGui
Thanks a lot,
Guys. It's up
now.
But how can I tell
soap client to bind 12121?
Thanks,Yong
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Message-----From: Roumeliotis, Pete [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday,
May 16, 2002 10:44
Title: How to use TcpTunnelGui
Perhaps there is something else running on port 80...maybe another web
server? Try to use a port number less likely to already be in use, like,
maybe 12121, or something like that.
Pete
-Original Message-From: Yong Miao
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Could you just return the entire xml document as a string?
Pete R.
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From: Maris Orbidans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 08, 2002 2:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Send XML file via SOAP
It is more specific :-)
My question is - how to send
Thanks a lot Pete, that did the job.
Anyway, I meanwhile encountered a new problem:
myCall.invoke(url, "") produces a ServletException: Error building response
envelope
Now what could be the reason for this?
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Stefan,
Try this:
Using your web browser, go to the main SOAP index page, probably something
like http://localhost:8080/soap/index.html. Click on the "Visit" link. You
should see something like "SOAP RPC Router...Sorry. I don't speak via HTTP
GET", etc... The proper SOAP service URL
Jeremy,
I didn't see anyone respond to this yet. The answer is yes. Although
similar, the client calls are different and will require some changes. Any
server side code(depending on how you wrote it) may not need to change much.
Cheers,
Pete R.
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