After testing apache soap for a while, I decided to swithch to
GLUE(http://www.themindelectric.com/products/glue/glue.html). It's very easy
to use, almost fool proof. WSDL file is automatically generated when you
publish a soap service. It also has a tool called wsdl2java, which generates
the
Which web server are you working with? I ran into the same problem before.
If you are not using IBM Websphere, you have to configure your web server
first. For example, if you are using Tomcat, you have to run the
configuration program and select Tomcat as your web server. Then, you need
to
try with websphere as your webserver/appserver.
thanks
Sastry
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Which web server are you working with? I ran into
the same problem before.
If you are not using IBM Websphere, you have to
configure your web server
first. For example, if you are using
That
is where WSDL (Web Service Description Language) comes to play.
theoreticallyyou can deploytheabstractversion of the
WSDLsomewhereon your website,and the client who wants to use
your service can build the client according to this
document.
There
are some tools available in the market
Hi,
I installed Tomcat 4.0 along with Apache Soap 2.2. Everything was working
fine. Recently, I installed the IBM web service tool kit (wstk2.4) and I
had a hard time to get it working right. Is there anyone had this experience
before?
Here's the instruction I followed, which is given by an
