----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Raitt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 12:49 PM Subject: Axis and HTTP GET requests
> Hi, > I'm trying to invoke my service via a HTTP GET request, but it doesn't seem > to work using the method and param request parameters. on RC1 or RC2, presumably > When dumping out the message in the AxisServlet when invoking the > service using the Axis client software and comparing it with the message > which is composed in AxisServlet from the GET request they differ. > > Is it correct that these messages should be exactly the same ?. Ie. via > the GET request I don't see parameter types like xsd:string or the > implementing > java class being composed in the soap message body ?. I have no idea. Look at AxisServlet to see what it does. > > Has anyone got experience in accessing their Axis webservice using HTTP GET? well, I worked on it a bit, enough to get it to work on .jws files and to return proper XML as a response. Because the GET approach doesnt include soap headers, and params are sent down in the URL string, I am not over-enamoured of the approach(*). There are many SOAP calls that GET cannot handle. But it works as a quick test that methods are working. -steve (*) yes, this puts me at odds with the W3C, but remember, they still think XML Schema makes sense.
