The way I did it was to load Apache SOAP, Xerces and Xalan and then I
called the service from a client that connected via the RPCRouterServlet.
In order to pull Xerces in, you'll need to yank some of the packages from
IBM XML for Java project (I think that's what it was called).
As an aside, you should move over to Websphere Studio Application
Developer (based on Eclipse). It has the Xerces and Xalan packages built
in--then all you need to do add the SOAP jar to your classpath, fire up a
client to talk to your service and you're in business.
Brian
Thomas Thornbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
01/17/2002 01:53 AM
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Subject: Apache SOAP & VAJ
Has anyone successfully used VAJ to debug a SOAP service class in the
VAJ workspace? If so, how is this done?
