Rino,
Send the vector (again hoping the vector has some data) to the soap server
again.
There you get the values of the vector and store it in a database using
jdbc or whatever...
If u dont want that and want to store from the client code... i think u
should be able to
store the datas in vector
I tried putting CatalogServer.jar at the end...
Still I had the same problem,
a null pointer exception when creating Call object (by the way i am using
apachesoap)
Emilio, do you have the psuedo java code for applet soap client?
-Senthil.
Still it is giving me the same null pointer exception..
I am now trying to use jaxp and crimson.jar instead of xerces..
Thanks Emilio for your help.
I am trying to do the same.. having println and seeing the console window
for errors..
-Senthil
Hi,
I had an applet which is a soap client...
I am not to create call object in my applet...
I got null pointer exception... after the code
Call call = new Call();
In my html applet tag, I included all the jar files..
applet code=com.putnam.dataAccess.catalog.ui.CatalogApplet.class archive
put the classes in TOMCAT_HOME/lib .. or in any directory, but include the
soap.jar in the classpath..
Senthil
