Hi Pete,
Did you by change read these two documents?
The big ONE:
Installation: http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/install.html
Then this one: http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html
If by chance you have not I recommend you take some time to go
through these.
There is indeed a bit of reading here but well worth the time. It was
for me anyway.
It is a challenge to help you out at this point not knowing exactly
what you have and have not done
by way of configuration. So it is important that you take some time
and work through these
two documents. They are really good documents and someone spent a
great deal of time on
them to make them so. If you still have problems after following
these, drop a line back here.
Philip
On Mar 7, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Pete Helgren wrote:
I have an axis application that I created (in MyEclipse) and run on
my local PC. I created a .net client application that uses SOAP,
again on my local machine using VS2005, and I tested it and it
works great.
I then wanted to test the .net client from another machine on the
network. I changed the WSDL file to use the actual address of the
PC running tomcat from 'localhost' so that now the address is the
local address of the machine. Again, I tested the client locally
and it works.
So I deployed the client application to another PC on the network.
When I run client application I get a "The request failed with HTTP
status 404: /SOAServices/services/DBIO" error. So, I decided to
run the URL from a browser and see what I got. I get: "DBIO Hi
there, this is an AXIS service! Perhaps there will be a form for
invoking the service here... "
So that tells me that the server is available and is happy with the
URL (which I copied and pasted from the WSDL file so I know it is
accurate). I get a very similar message from a client I wrote in
RPGLE (IBM midrange hardware running i5/OS) so I think it has to do
with a configuration issue at the server, although I can't say for
sure.
So the questions are: What should I do next to determine what is
causing the error? What is the most like cause? Is there a tool I
can use to view the request that Axis receives os perhaps see that
HTTP request being sent? I have been working on this problem all
morning (and Googling like crazy) and haven't found a solution.
Thanks.
Pete Helgren
