Hi All.
I am currently trying to migrate a SOAP client (JSP page) from Apache SOAP to Axis.
I can now successfully send and receive simple messages but I'm having a problem with
the deserialization of Complex types.
This is the relevant piece of code (adapted from the Axis bidbuy sample):
Thanks for the suggestion Scott.
Using the nightly I get a little further...
Now the error is
"
SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client; msg=Cannot set null value for primitive type
int; targetException=java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot set null value for
primitive type int
"
Using tc
Hi All,
I've spent some time trying to solve this problem but without success.
I have a JSP page that operates as a SOAP client for a remote SOAP service.
Up until now both the client (JSP page) and the SOAP service were implemented using
Apache SOAP (current version) and everything worked fine.
al Message-
From: Ruane, Conleth
Sent: 17 June 2003 11:44
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Accessing text files in SOAP service folder
Thanks again Scott.
I just use getServletPath() to establish the
"current directory" when the service is running.
The problem is
se
ServletContext#getResource or ServletContext#getResourceAsStream to
read the configuration as a "resource" within the webapp.
On 16 Jun 2003 at 15:15, Ruane, Conleth wrote:
> Thanks Scott.
> That helped a lot. I've modified my service so that I can access
> the SOAPContext
ing a nightly build of Apache SOAP, you can also have
your service implement the ConfigurableService interface. This has a
method that is called immediately after instantiation of the service.
The method receives the webapp and deployment descriptor values as
parameters.
On 13 Jun 2003 a
Hi All.
I'm writing my first SOAP service using Apache SOAP.
I've run into a problem I can't find a solution for after a lot of searching.
I want my service to pull some settings from a text file which is in the same
folder as the service classes but if I use just the file name I get a
fileNotF
