I use the xerces.jar is 1.2.3,
and I set the classpath like this
E:\jdk\jre\lib\rt.jar;
E:\jdk\jre\lib\i18n.jar;
E:\private\xerces.jar;
E:\private\mail.jar;
E:\private\activation.jar;
E:\private\soap.jar
what other jar file do need.
and i can see the deployed webservice from the http://localhost/soap/admin/index.html
when i deploy the server class
there is text box
"For User-Defined Provider Type, Enter FULL Class Name"
i enter "hello.HelloServer"
but when i point to the url http://localhost/soap/admin/showdetails.jsp?id=urn:Hello
the "Provider Class" is empty, why ,can you help me?
thank you
sinerely yours
Hong Bao Wang
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Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 2:40 PM
Subject: Réf. : I want run the HelloWorld sample,get afault.
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> >> It could come from tow reasons :
> - Which version of Xerces do you use ?? if it is the 1.3.1, then you can
> throw it away, and let's use Xerces1.2.3, because of a bug of Xerces1.3.1
> !!!!
> - otherwise, take care to put every ".jar" and directory (where is stocked
> the java classes yuo want to use) before starting Tomcat (or other web
> server) !!! and I advise you to put all classes of you server in the same
> directory, put the "set classpath=%classpath%;." and start Tomcat from its
> directory !!!
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> good luck
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> I use the tomcat as webserver,
> and i have deployed the urn:Hello
> to the webservice, but i get this fault.
> Generated fault:
> Fault Code = SOAP-ENV:Server.BadTargetObjectURI
> Fault String = Unable to resolve target object:
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> is anyone meet this error, and how to resolve it,
> thank you.
> HongBao Wang :)
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