But your service returns a Document. For a one-way message exchange,
the service should not produce a return value.
anne
On 6/6/05, Alberto De Stasi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all, I have this problem;
>
> I publishing a web server and a client that they use a call with OneWay
> operation (without return response to client).
> So, my client is:
>
> …
> call = (Call) service.createCall();
> call.setTargetEndpointAddress(new URL(endPointURLString));
> call.invokeOneWay(new SOAPBodyElement[] {new SOAPBodyElement(body)});
>
> (I use a call.invokeOneWay(…) method to call my service)
>
> Then my web service is:
>
> public Document echoDocument(Document doc) throws RemoteException {
> System.out.println("EchoDocument");
> return doc;
> }
>
> And I don't sure this my service is right! How to make this service?
> The wsdd file of axis is:
> provider="java:MSG" style="document" use="literal"
>
> Then I use a TCP Monitor and I see both request and response, and I think
> that my problem is service (echoDocument).
>
> The case without OneWay is work and I use a call.invoke (for client java)
> and a service is echoDocument
>
> I want to use a OneWay and I see into TCP Monitor only request (client to
> service) without response (service to client)!
>
> Thanks
>
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