Mohammed,
try setting the system property 'javax.net.ssl.debug' to 'all', and you
should see details of the SSL handshake in stdout. It's likely that your
client VM doesn't have a suitable certificate for the server (one that is
issued by a CA that the server trusts).
Also, if you have OpenSSL,
ghran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> you should be using forward / in urls and things; the backslash is a
> windows only hack.
>
> Hans Russo resowe
you should be using forward / in urls and things; the backslash is a
windows only hack.
Hans Russo resowe wrote:
Maybe you are right but the file Zeitansageservislocator was generated by
WSDL2Java.
Indeed there was a problem: WSDL2Java was not able to write the string
Zeitansage_Service_address
,
Maybe you are right but the file Zeitansageservislocator was generated by
WSDL2Java.
Indeed there was a problem: WSDL2Java was not able to write the string
Zeitansage_Service_address
, see the listing bellow, correctly. I had to edtit the string
Zeitansage_Service_address. It was necessary
to write
Your server isn't running, or you are trying to connect to the wrong port, so you are
getting a connection refused.
--
Tom Jordahl
Macromedia Server Development
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