Caroline Clewlow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Skickat: den 4 januari 2002 12:39
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> Ämne: RE: BadTargetURI error
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> That could be my only option.
> This is very frustrating - I have placed the class files in every possible
> directory I can think
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Subject: RE: BadTargetURI error
01/04/2002 07:06
--- Caroline Clewlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
That could be my only option.
> This is very frustrating - I have placed the class files
> in every possible directory I can think of and the server
> is still reporting the error.
>
> Where exactly does the SOAP server look to find the class
> f
That could be my only option.
This is very frustrating - I have placed the class files in every possible directory I
can think of and the server is still reporting the error.
Where exactly does the SOAP server look to find the class files - can anyone tell me.
I don't want to just give up on T
Caroline,
I had the same problem and got the classic "fix your classpath" answer.
Instead I went and installed the Resin server. Dropped in the soap.war
file, set my classpath to include the soap directory for the client, and
everything works. It seems Tomcat is just too picky and no one knows ho
The service listing looks fine. It has the class name and method name as it shoud be.
The class is samples.stockquote.StockQuoteService
I have put the samples folder in the common/classes directory. in fact I've tried it
in every possible classes directory and with all kinds of classpath
I would suspect that BadTargetURI is related to the deployment
descriptor - have you taken a close look at the service listing
that the Apache SOAP Admin service shows?
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> From: Caroline Clewlow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 7:49 AM
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