I'm in the process of writing a web service and have ran into the problem
of sending custom objects.
I have an object that contains nothing more then a few String[] and
Datahandler[]. When calling invoke I get the error No serializer
found... understandable..
in my client code I added the
Has anyone gotten the documentation tag to display 'documentation' in
their wsdl?
Thanks
While Axis creates WSDL's for you based off deployed java code they are
not always secure. How do I add my own schemas to the created WSDL's. Do
I use the Java2WSDL then edit them as needed, where do I put these
documents on the server. How do I tell axis to use my custom WSDL rather
then make
If the remote host is using axis you could make use of the SOAPMonitor
or... you could make use of etheral to watch all network traffic
Chris
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, babloosony wrote:
Hi All,
I am using AXIS TCPMonitor to monitor my soap requests and soap
response for all the web service
/* Gives applications knowledge of client certificate */
System.setProperty(javax.net.ssl.keyStore, mycert.p12);
System.setProperty(javax.net.ssl.keyStoreType, pkcs12);
System.setProperty(javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword, password);
Make sure you have the server ask for the Client cert.
On Fri, 4
I'm trying to increase performance to my web service by making use of the
HTTP/1.1 protocol
I'd like to set Connection to keep-alive but I'm not sure how to do it,
everything try is not working for me.
Also by setting connection to keep-alive after calling call.invoke() will
the connection be
does not use Keep-Alive?
Thanks,
Carol
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Subject: Connection Keep Alive
I'm trying to increase performance to my web service by making use
