I am shure is not related to your exception but I was wondering why should you write the data to disk ? I think you can parse it without saving it on disk. It might improve your speed. (I am not shure...)
:o) dovle > Hello all - > Wondering if anyone has come accross this problem. > > We have a service receiving an xml document as an string argument (our > provider can't pass it as an element :( ) > We then write it (the xml string) to disk into a file then read the file > in as a DOM Document, parse it and load the relevant info into a > database. > Sounds pretty straight forward. > > Whenever we test this i get the following server fault message: > > Generated fault: > Fault Code = SOAP-ENV:Server > Fault String = Exception from service object: loader constraints > violated when linking org/w3c/dom/Document class > > We're running: Tomcat 4.0.1 > JDK 1.3.1_01 > Soap-2_2 > > The Classpath on the server (windows 2000) is set correctly with > xerces.jar at the beginning followed by soap.jar with all the other > relavant jar files in tow. > > Hoping someone may have run accross this before > > Thanks > Steve :)
