Apache SOAP can send and receive MIME attachments, so it could be used to
upload a zip file if the service supports MIME attachments.
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Can you please add news/issues about your projects on the wiki?
(http://wiki.apache.org/ws/ReportForDec2004)
Thanks,
dims
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The error message suggests to me that your CalcService.java is missing the
line
package onjav
The error message suggests to me that your CalcService.java is missing the line
package onjava;
The Java class loader finds the CalcService.class file where it expects based
on the deployment descriptor saying onjava.CalcService, but then discovers that
the bytecode in CalcService.class do
If you are using SOAP 2.3.1, the timeout only applies to read/write. That is because
SOAP 2.3.1 was released when JDK 1.3 was current, and JDK 1.3 did not support a
timeout for the socket connect. The "nightly" build of Apache SOAP supports timeout
for connect if you are using JDK 1.4 or later
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>
> I am using amazoan web services and executing the java swing applicatio
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> I am sorry, what is the error you are getting?
>
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Thanks Scott, it work.
And yes you assume correctly, sorry I should have said it earlier.
Thank Paul also.
Appreciate your help.
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Go to http://archive.apache.org/dist/ws/soap/version-2.2/.
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I assume you are receiving this message using the messaging API, i.e. your service has
a method like
public void SubmitReq(Envelope env, SOAPContext reqCtx, SOAPContext resCtx)
throws Exception {
Vector headerEntries = env.getHeader().getHeaderEntries();
Element headerElement
2004 3:46
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: First row under
header return null
I don't know which package you use to parse the
soap. I use Jakata AXIS web service which adopt Jakata SOAP. I wrote a test
code which it print the right information.
import
javax.xml.s
ork. :)
Thank.
Ciao,
François.
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try this, it should work. You problem is
tempElement is the righ
ex)
{
}
}
}
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return null
Hi
Paul,
Thank for the support. But is didn't work.
I
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I think you should change the
code to
NodeList tempNodeList =
headerElement.getElementsByTagName("TransactionID"); //I want the
TransactionID.
--
Title: First row under header return null
I think you should change the
code to
NodeList tempNodeList =
headerElement.getElementsByTagName("TransactionID"); //I want the
TransactionID.
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I suspect the problem is in your client code. The Call class is not thread safe. For
a multithreaded client, each thread should have its own Call instance.
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The distribution includes a samples directory. You can also see the samples in CVS at
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/ws-soap/java/samples/. Most of the samples include
service code. For example, the address book sample service code is
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/ws-soap/ja
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View the issue:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOAP-156
Here is an overview of the issue
but I cannot find it right now. I want to be
sure the next true release of Apache SOAP follows all the rules.
Thanks.
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On Apr 8, 2004, at 3:11 AM, Scott Nichol wrote:
There is a new "nightly" release at
http://cvs.apache.org/dist/soap/nightly/2004-04-07/.
Folks - a gentle nudge:- try to avoid calling those things things
'releases'.
They aint.
They are just developer convenience snapshots. Releases are:
-> off
There is a new "nightly" release at
http://cvs.apache.org/dist/soap/nightly/2004-04-07/. This has the new Apache license
(finally), manifest files in soap.jar and soap.war (hurray), and a fix that trims the
value in the HTTP Content-Length header.
Scott Nichol
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wjc> I'm developing an obsession with getting rid of unnecessary
wjc> copies during response processing.
A patch for this is attached to bug SOAP-166:
http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/SOAP-166
I'd appreciate it if anyone who can would give it a try and report pro
or con. For me, it gave
The namespace URI http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap is abstract: there is no physical
document there. To my knowledge, no one has ever created an XML Schema document for
that namespace. However, here is my quick guess as to how a Vector should be defined:
Scott Nichol
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wjc> I'm developing an obsession with getting rid of unnecessary
wjc> copies during response processing.
To refresh your memories, I'm working on a patch that will allow
streaming the response payload directly into the XML parser inside
Call.invoke(), and I think I can also have a real stream insi
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xml-soap/java/src/org/apache/soap/transport/httpSOAPHTTPConnection.java
Which one is nightly version? Could you mind to tell me? many thanks.
http://apache.netsolutions.com.hk/ws/soap/version
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Yes. I got that full message exception.
Premature end of stream. Data is truncated. Read 69256 bytes suc
wjc> I ran a series of tests where the response payload varied in 10
wjc> steps from just under 200 kbytes to just under 2 mbytes
wjc> The difference in collectible memory footprint is a bigger
wjc> mystery, though.
wjc> For example, at the 1 mbyte payload step, the difference is about
wjc> 9 mby
wjc> I'm developing an obsession with getting rid of unnecessary
wjc> copies during response processing.
I got a chance to work on this over the weekend, and things went well.
(I have it working perfectly for the case that I care about, but I
haven't yet proved to myself that I didn't goof up case
Hmmm. You are correct that (1) equals is a frequent source of problems and (2) it is
not used in the code. Since MutableBoolean is used so specifically, dropping equals
does seem like a good path to pursue.
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sn> One thing I notice. In B you say "pass a MimeBodyPart
sn> (constructed from a DataSource in turn constructed from the
sn> original SocketInputStream)" and in D you say "where that
sn> InputSource would be constructed from the original
sn> SocketInputStream". Since you can only read the InputS
I encourage you to pursue this!
One thing I notice. In B you say "pass a MimeBodyPart (constructed from a DataSource
in turn constructed from the original SocketInputStream)" and in D you say "where that
InputSource would be constructed from the original SocketInputStream". Since you can
only
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How are you trying to compile? Are you trying to run javac from the
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I am too unfamiliar with JDeveloper to guide you. You should probably
either browse the on-line help or use some sort of JDeveloper support.
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How are you trying to compile? Are you trying to run javac from the command line, or
are you using the JDeveloper IDE? Since you have installed JDeveloper, I would think
you would want to use that. You will have to add the Axis jars to the classpath
JDeveloper uses for compiling.
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I have worked with servlets and java in a different environment before.
This is a new environment for me . We just installed Oracle 9ias and
Oracle portal. I a
: Re: Problem in knowing which directory to compile and set
classpath
Given the errors you are receiving, it appears your environment is not
properly configured to use the command-line compiler, nor to run Tomcat,
for that matter. Since you do not normally compile from the command
line, I would
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Take a look at the Axis installation
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I was compiling the code using the command line under where I installed
tomcat? Is that right?? Am I suppose to compile it in the Jdevelo
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Hi,
"I
cannot find any of the classes to import to be able to compile my code"
ð I'm also using Apache SOAP and had any problems
concerning compiling
ð They should b
Hi,
"I cannot find any of the classes to import to be
able to compile my code"
ð
I'm also using Apache SOAP
and had any problems concerning compiling
ð
They should be in some
.jars (Don't remember any more)
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Thank you very much, it does exactly what you describe.
"Scott Nichol" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Please respond to soap-dev
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Subject: Re: SOAP timeouts over a proxy
The cu
The current code (post-2.3.1) does what you suggest and even gracefully falls back
when a pre-1.4 JVM is used. You can download a nightly build from
http://cvs.apache.org/dist/soap/nightly/2003-09-09/, or grab the source from CVS.
Scott Nichol
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> I would love a 2.3.2. Previously, when I tried to get help from other
committers, no one had any time, since they had either stopped working on
Apache projects or had moved to
sn> My tests comparing the two methods showed no net difference. Each
sn> method would slightly better the other in some tests, but in no
sn> test was either better by more than 10%, if I recall.
After originally posting the question today, I did run a short series
of tests (that I already had la
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My tests comparing the two methods showed no net difference. Each method would
slightly better the other in some tests, but in no test was either better by more than
10%, if I recall.
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sn> I had a quick look to confirm that there are no new nightly
sn> builds.
Relatedly, since things seem pretty quiet in recent months, would it
be possible to contemplate an Apache SOAP 2.3.2 release to get the
accumulated fixes and performance improvements out the door?
(If there is some grun
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e-mail to apache.org again...
I had a quick look to confirm that there are no new nightly builds. I am poking
around to try to understand how Axis (and some other Apache Web Services) projects are
being built nig
In this case, I want to change the URL of each of the
Listener's
Services, so I have one Listener (Listener.class) in
my
TOMCAT_HOME/shared/classes path (in the same Tomcat
instance of my
service).
All of my listeners are going to use the same class
and class' name.
How could I use another L
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Scott:
Thank you very much for your answers.
When my service dinamically tries to send the request (invoking) to other
Web Services, it fails because it doesn´t find none of the following
classes:
- Constants
- Parameter
- Fault
- Call
- Response
All of these classes belongs to org.apache.soap.r
Cheng,
You might be able to run javah on the .java file.
That would make a header file for you. That way you
would know what parameters you should pass/expect
Kurt
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Scott:
Thanks for your answer.
According to your comments I say:
2) I use "Constants.NS_URI_LITERAL_XML" because, as you said, I use
Element parameters between these Services.
So I will eliminate the BeanSerializer (I was using it and it worked
well).
3) Could you please tell me how I c
Title: Message
Ransel,
I am a
beginner with SOAP & Java, also!
However, I believe what you need to do is to
generate your own exceptions.
Try
"Java and SOAP" by Robert Englander, O'Reilly Press, 2002 for
lots
of
good info.
Here
is code for custom fault:
public
class generateMyFau
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Subject: Re: Request Scope does not inval
Hi all
I am also deploying applications on top (routed by
MessageRouterServlet). It seems that, during our stress test, the
MessageRouterServlet is creating a lot of Session objects and exceeding
the servlet container's limit.
Since my 'application' can just run within the request and do
It looks like the server you are connecting to is closing the connection after you
write to it. It could be a bug in the server or intentional behavior if, for example,
you are supposed to supply some sort of authentication information.
Scott Nichol
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Kurt,
The error is coming from your *client*, not the server. Make sure soap.jar is in your
client CLASSPATH.
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Yes, writing a provider is the way to get total control of message
processing.
Sanjiva.
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> Hi
> I am new to SOAP and des
The error message is strange, because it shows both the namespace
(http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/) and namespace prefix (SOAP-ENV) with the
local name (Fault). What server is returning the Fault to your client? Can you
capture the response message (e.g. on Win2k with netmon, on UNIX
When you run Tomcat as a service, you also assign it an account under which it will
run. On Win2k, this shows up under the "Log In As" in the Services administration
tool. That account must have permission to access the share in question.
As to what drive mapping a service sees, I am not certa
There is no way to undeploy all services with one command (although it would be nice,
as you point out). What I do on development environments is stop Tomcat, delete
DeployedServices.ds, then start Tomcat, which provides a fresh start.
I also agree that undeploying using the deployment descript
Mark,
I suggest you try [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Those lists support Apache
Axis, which supports SOAP 1.2 (Apache SOAP will not advance beyond SOAP 1.1).
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> Hi,
> As gSoap does more than what is proposed here - that should be the
A few comments.
1. Apache SOAP does not support document style for a service. If you want responses
for users/programmers of a SOAP implementation that does, try Apache Axis.
2. Yes, SOAPAction would be a likely way to specify the operation to perform.
3. Although many parts *can* be specified
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Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 13:34:22 -0400
That is good news, but I wonder why SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 are not fully
supported? Also you don't mention MEPs such as on
Dear Sirs,
what is the better WS-SOAP spec to develop web-services: apache-SOAP or apache-AXIS?
And...
What are the differences between the two?
Thank You v.m.
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Awesome...And Thanks.
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> Hi, WS-Axis Development Team
> Hi, WS-SOAP Development Team
> (Sorry for the cross-post, too)
>
> I have committed re-newed website of SOAP/Axis into
> "ws-site" module. F
Hi, WS-Axis Development Team
Hi, WS-SOAP Development Team
(Sorry for the cross-post, too)
I have committed re-newed website of SOAP/Axis into
"ws-site" module. Forrest-ized.
Please feel free to review and comment on it.
http://ws.apache.org/axis/
http://ws.apache.org/soap/
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>
> That is good news,
Hi,
Just a suggestion:
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 15:39:08 +0600
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That is good news, but I wonder why SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 are not fully
supported? Also you don't mention MEPs such as one-way and async. Do
you plan to support polymorphism (e.g. Apache Axis map)? Attachments?
Note that gSOAP (SourceForge and soon: Debian) is already stable and
provides more f
Title: Message
Very
nice :-)
The
list of the Major features is saying partial support for SOAP1.1 and SOAP1.2. Is
there a list somewhere of what is not supported?
Thanks.
Thomas
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+1 for the release plan.
Thanks,
dims
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> Hi all,
>
> We are happy to announce our plan to release Apache Axis C++ implementation.
>
> I have volunteered to be the release manager for Apache Axis C++ initial release.
>
> Following is the release pl
Hi!
On Sun, 5 Oct 2003 22:13:49 -0400
"Scott Nichol" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It would be wonderful to upgrade the look of the docs. Since these
> pages on the site are also packaged with the code distribution, the
> content would, of course, need to be rendered statically. Is that
> how yo
Wow! Thanks for the great work. I am so happy to see the site with a more modern
look and more consistent with the other sites. I always wanted that, but there were
other development issues to address first.
It would be wonderful to upgrade the look of the docs. Since these pages on the site
Are you able to run any JSPs on your iPlanet 6 installation? The error seems to be
that iPlanet cannot find the Sun Java compiler to compile a page.
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Subject: RE: Errors on execution of ServiceManagerClient
> Anyhow, It doesn't make any difference I g
There is not currently any way to do this. The Apache SOAP code reads the HTTP status
down in HTTPUtils#post, but does not pass it back up the call stack.
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Subject: Re: Errors on execution of ServiceMan
Hi all,
I am running the ServiceManagerClient to see if the
installation is correct, when I connect using the browser I am getting
the message as was expected but when I execute on the
command line I get an error as mentioned below
The error is about the response being in text/html
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> On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 11:20, Scott Nichol wrote:
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Some docs for using SOAP with SSL are included in the distribution and can
also be found on-line at
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/xml-soap/java/docs/install/FAQ_
Tomcat_SOAP_SSL.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html.
Scott Nichol
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Did you write your own serializer or use literal XML encoding? If you used the
latter, to my knowledge, Apache SOAP is the only implementation that supports this, so
there is no sense trying to write WSDL.
If you wrote your own serializer, you can write WSDL, although if you truly send
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>Jan,
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>I ran a test on the current build of Apache SOAP and did not get the same behavior.
>However, in looking more closely at the envelop below, it looks to me as if you might
>be using Axis instead of Apache SO
Jan,
I ran a test on the current build of Apache SOAP and did not get the same behavior.
However, in looking more closely at the envelop below, it looks to me as if you might
be using Axis instead of Apache SOAP. If you are indeed using Axis, I suggest you
post to [EMAIL PROTECTED] If you ar
Jan,
I am looking into this. There is no reason to use the entities in XML. Only '&', '<'
and '>' need to be "escaped". I will find and change the code that is doing this.
Scott Nichol
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