> ... in between
> the tags (as opposed to an attribute) it considers that text to be a
> child node of the named tag.
This is by design, consult the W3C DOM spec.
It actually is considered a child text node of the element (tag). I believe
this is something that most parsers (Xerces excluded) i
Why not just serialize (marshall) the envelope into the output
writer? That'll make it into a string .. if you really want the
string as a string, then create a StringWriter and serialize
into that.
Sanjiva.
- Original Message -
From: "Yong Chen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED
The troubleshooting table in the docs tells you what this fault
means ..
Sanjiva.
- Original Message -
From: "Jonathan Kozolchyk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "list: soap-user@apache" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 4:53 PM
Subject: What does this fault mean?
> Can someone p
Has anyone gotten Apache soap version 2.2 to work with Weblogic 6.1 beta?
There seems to be a xerces incompatibility. The weblogic.jar file contains
the xerces library. If you put xerces.jar first in the classpath, weblogic
won't even start. However, if you put weblogic.jar first in the classpa
I had the same problem initially, it has to do with Xerces, I am
assuming that you are using Xerces version 1.3 or version 1.3.x, if
that's the case please do an upgrade to Xerces version 1.4. That should
do the trick.
Krishna
-Original Message-
From: Adrian Almenar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Al my test on saop server are fin, but when i try to deploy an app i get
this error.
Can somebody help me ???
im using win2k and tomcat 3.3
Adrian Almenar
C:\soap-2_2\samples\stockquote>java
org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient
"http://localhost/apache-soap/servlet/rpcrouter"; list
Ex
All my test on soap server are fine, but when i try to deploy an app i get
this error.
Can somebody help me ???
im using win2k and tomcat 3.3
Adrian Almenar
C:\soap-2_2\samples\stockquote>java
org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient
"http://localhost/apache-soap/servlet/rpcrouter"; list
E
Title: How can I tell soap 2.2 to use 2001 schema
I am
also curious of how to validate SOAP messages in SOAP4J?
(Just validating against the SOAP Schema for now, if somebody can show
me how to make SOAP4J to do the validation against both the SOAP and my
business object XML Schemas, that wo
Does any one know how to convert an envelope to string?
I'm using message service which requires the server method be in fixed
format (Envelope e, SOAPContext reqCtx, SOAPContext resCtx) throws...
What I'm doing is building an DOM element based on my data, then creating an
envelope from this el
Title: How can I tell soap 2.2 to use 2001 schema
the following documentation seems to address this
point
soap-2_2\docs\guide\interop.html
The second type of XML problems are related to XML Schema support.
The problem comes with the fact that there are actually three versions of XML
Sche
Can someone please tell me what this fault means? I thought it meant that
the servlet couldn't find my class, but I'm sure that my class is in the
classpath of the servlet:
Begin Fault:
Deployment error in SOAP service 'urn:MySoapService': class name
'com.my.package.MyClass' could not be resolve
Title: How can I tell soap 2.2 to use 2001 schema
By default the soap 2.2 library is based of XML Schema instance http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema-instance.
I need this library to work of the August 2000 Candidate Recommendation. Can I do that. If so how?
Tahnks for your help
---
Ok, thanks!
If I might put out a further set of questions...
If this is the way that the DOM specifies that it should be done, am I
safe in useing that structure to code my XML parsing? I other words, is
it relatively safe to assume that the next x versions of the XML specs
will also use the
Hi:
I have been working on running ready soap samples with tomcat. No way, I
am getting same error messages people in this list were getting :
Fault String = Unable to resolve target object:
samples.stockquote.StockQuoteService.
I have done all of tricks to solve it , but failed. Can you clarify
Ryan Alexander wrote:
>
> I have a SOAP installation under J-Run.
>
> I installed the Xerces parser version 1.2.3 as I understand that's the
> appropriate one to use.
>
> I was testing it with just some XML handling and I noticed something
> really *weird*
>
> It appears that if you put your
IMHO all parsers I know behave this way, and I even think it's a part of
the DOM specs.
duf.
Ryan Alexander a écrit :
>
> I have a SOAP installation under J-Run.
>
> I installed the Xerces parser version 1.2.3 as I understand that's the
> appropriate one to use.
>
> I was testing it with jus
I have a SOAP installation under J-Run.
I installed the Xerces parser version 1.2.3 as I understand that's the
appropriate one to use.
I was testing it with just some XML handling and I noticed something
really *weird*
It appears that if you put your values in the XML document in between
the t
I'm currently running soap2.2 with tomcat 4 beta on a standalone machine
(no net connection), and when I run a simple example I get a
SaxParserException saying "The contents of elements must consist of
well-formed character data or markup." Am I getting this message
because it can't get to "http:
Can somebody explain in one or two sentences how the
- ArraySerializer,
- VectorSerialier
- ParameterSerializer,
- Base64Serializer
work internally? I just want to be sure I have
understood the code correctly...
What is the reason for having a Base64Serializer?
Practical Example?
When do I need
Hey,
After reading the previous letters, I still couldn't understand if there's a
good way in which
SOAP can find my programs without adding \WEB-INF\classes into the class
path.
It's important, because adding \WEB-INF\classes to the classpath disables
tomcat ability
to do auto-reloading of my cl
Hello,
I had
exactly the same problem, check that the xerces.jar is the first one registered
in the tomcat.bat file, in the section following:-
:chkClasspathif "%CLASSPATH%" == "" goto
noClasspathset
CP=%JAVA_HOME%\lib\xerces.jar;%CP%;%CLASSPATH%:noClasspathif not exist
"%JAVA_H
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