Raphael, could we just check a few things? 1) OS, Tomcat version, Java version? Is the security manager enabled? What (if any) of the default options have been changed on the Tomcat installation?
2) I think I read the following into your question: Your Web services are hosted somewhere else. They're not on Tomcat, not in Glassfish, do not change, and are not part of the problem. However, you're calling them from a servlet hosted in Glassfish or Tomcat. When the servlet is hosted in Glassfish, the calls work. When the servlet is hosted in Tomcat, the calls do not work. Have I got this right? If not, what is the real situation? - Peter 2009/8/17 Raphael Hürzeler <[email protected]> > Hya everyone, > > I'm pretty new to Tomcat and after much googling didn't yield anything that > helped me I'm trying my luck here ;-) > > > > My current problem is that I'm trying to access a Webservice (via wsdl, > classes are generated in netbeans, one custom binding was needed to resolve > a naming conflict in a response object) > > > > Headers are also modified to allow for 2 custom fields to be transmitted on > the request (the response doesn't contain these and we don't need them > either). > > > > The Request is being sent and the response is received on my end (checked > with Wireshark). > > Tomcat seems to have a problem interpreting this response though: > > > > Exception: javax.xml.ws.soap.SOAPFaultException: MustUnderstand > headers:[{http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing}Action<http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing%7DAction>] > are not understood > > > > I've done initial testing with glassfish and there everything works > perfectly. > > > > One difference I've also noticed between glassfish and tomcat is that on > tomcat some of the basic headers aren't being generated in the request (To > and Action), I've modified the headers accordingly to send these out (exact > copies of what glassfish generates automatically) > > > > Any thoughts or ideas on how to resolve this would be much appreciated. > > > > cheers, > > Raphael > > > >
