Hi,

This is a question for people experienced in document-style web services.  
MessageService sample service works, but any attempt I make at a message 
service fails to work.  Any hints as to what I am neglecting to do??



Here is more detail:

I made a simple client which sends a single SOAP message to the service that 
I specify.  When I send it to MessageService (the sample message style server 
in the "samples\message" directory), all is well and the client receives a 
response which is an echo of the original request message.

However, whenever I try to make my own MessageService-like service, I get 
an Internal Server Error as a response, whenever I use the client to invoke it.

It has gotten to the point where I am cloning the MessageService files.
All I do is replace the name MessageService with NessageService, and change 
the directory message to nessage.  I make the name changes in the deploy.wsdd 
file and I change the java file name and the contents.

I am doign the same exact steps for each service-- in fact I even made a 
batch file to prove this to myself.  Undeploying, recompiling, puting the 
resulting class files in the appropriate WEB-INF classes directory, deploying 
the wsdd file.

In fact, I have no clue what could be causing the different behaviors (working 
vs broken).  Is there something significant about the wsdd file's "deployment" 
"name" attribute?  (grasping at straws here.)

Does anyone know where the magical document-style pivot method signature is 
documented somewhere?  OF course, in my testing I am using the same exact 
signature as that which is used in OmiService, but I am wondering where that 
is documented and what kind of flexibility is allowed.

Sigh.  Thanks,
Alex

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