Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
OK,
I
downloaded it and gave it ago
But
got following exception with the attached WSDL file ...
:-(
Any
thoughts, I created and validated the XML Schema in XML Spy
4.0.
Andy.
com.idoox.soap.ServiceParsingException: unsupported complex
it also handles MIME/Multiparts and WASP unique feature:
remote references to other web services (i.e. a web service
can return a reference to other web service)
And does it handle not Multiparts MIME?
How can I send a text file as not an "attachment"?
Thanks,
Csilla
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
of course! :-)
it also handles MIME/Multiparts and WASP unique
feature: remote references to other web services (i.e. a web service can return
a reference to other web service)
- Original Message -
From:
Andrew
Fawcett
To
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
No,
I'll check it out, thanks!
Does
it handle complex types defined in the section of the WSDL
document?
-Original Message-From: Radovan Janecek
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: 22 August 2001 08:14To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; Christ
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
Hi,
Yes,
it's only a VB.NET thing, although it does appear to be exstensible via it's
/language parameter, hmm... I wonder!
/language: The language to use for
the generated proxy class. Choose from 'CS', 'VB&#
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
Yes
correct just C#, VB and JavaScript. The question didn't qualify what
language the WSDL should be for! ;-)
-Original Message-From: Christoph C. Cemper / privat
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: 22 August 2001
08:07To: [EMAIL PROT
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
GLUE
also supports automatic generation of client-side bindings for .NET
services,
with
support for complex types, literal encoding, and RPC
encoding.
cheers,
graham
-Original Message-From: Radovan Janecek
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Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
Did you try WSDLCompiler from WASP?
It is able to generate Java and JavaScript code
from WSDL 1.1 and it is tested on huge amount of wsdl documents.
The newest version is on http://www.idoox.com/eap/wasp/index.html.
Next release is planned to 31.8
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
Andy,
does the VB coming out of WSDL.EXE work in normal
Windows VB/VBA with SOAP-Toolkig or is it only
working in VB.NET ?
Christoph
- Original Message -
From:
Andrew
Fawcett
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Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
Huuh...
did I miss something?
WSDL.EXE in .NET Beta 2 generates JAVA
???
After all Java was dropped by MS, so all it does is
AFAIK VB & JScript
Christoph C. Cemper
- Original Message -
From:
Andrew
Fawcett
To: &#x
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
> Q: Do any of the current crop of WSDL tools generate serializable client-side
> java classes for the datatypes declared in the section?
Yes, the WSDL.EXE tool in Microsoft .NET beta 2.
-Original Message-
From: Peter Tandara
lizable
client-side
java classes for the datatypes declared in the section?
-Original Message-
From: David Wall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 11:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SOAP usage in the real world
I like the concept around SOAP, but I'm wondering
Title: RE: SOAP usage in the real world
Hi,
I also have similar requirements... and I am please to say I am having some degree of success with complex data exchange between .NET and Apache SOAP 2.2. At the moment I use only document literal encoding in my SOAP envelope, as my serialiser at
I like the concept around SOAP, but I'm wondering if there are any "real
world" uses of it for web services beyond perhaps the intranet. If so, how
are people handling:
1) Interoperabliity. Seems like Apache SOAP server don't work all that well
with most of the MSFT .NET toolkits, especially fo
Richard
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Richard,I agree. Can you expalin how do you use WSDL to dynamically generate yoursoap request.Thanks,Sekar.Richard Bourland To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ahoo.com> Subject: Re: SOAP usage 07/18/2001 09:25 AM Please respond to soap-user Sekar,I believe you are right. I
Bourland To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SOAP usage
07/18/2001
Sekar,
I believe you are right. In my view the WSDL and UDDI concept is if you want to distribute your services to the world. For an internal app (service) I don't see the need for the WSDL and UDDI. Right now I am working on using WSDL to generate a SOAP request and call a service. I have an imp
Hello,
Is SOAP could be used in an application for just exchanging data across the
wire, without using the WSDL and UDDI concept.
Imagine , I do not need a web service concept, but my application need to
transfer XML data across the wire to another applications.
Does it make sense to use SOAP o
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