Hi Jim...thanks for the reply. I did try to use Httpclient, but the thing is that Httpclient does not work with IBM JSSE (websphere 5.0.1). (there is bug in WAS 5.0.1 ibmjsse, but inorder to fix it we have to patch WAS to a higher version; and in production this whole thing of migrating comes with a shitload of processes and testing)
inside Websphre 5.0.1 , Axis is working fine (using ibm jsse /ssl). So i figured out that using Axis as Http client might help me coexist in the 5.0.1 env. Any suggestions? thx, Naveen -----Original Message----- From: Jim Murphy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 2:59 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: using axis to http POST soap xml. If you're doing that much manually you can consider the Apache HttpClient[1] library. Its allows you to set HTTP headers and do POST/GET etc on to a url. Jim Murphy Mindreef, Inc. [1] - http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/ Naveen Murthy wrote: > Hello; > > I have with me a Soap Msg that is already constructed, > and i also have the invocation URL of the target server. > I just need to post the SOAP msg to that URL (with > content-type and SoapAction headers set) > > Can the Axis client classes help me do this? or should > I have to always use the Call object and pass in service/operation > /request etc and have it build the Soap. > > Any suggestions?? > > thanks and regards, > Naveen > >
