Thats true... it should work
-Original Message-
From: Heitzso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 6:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: char encoder/decoder
clearthink wrote:
>This question has already been asked but
>no replies have been forthcoming. ho
Interesting discussion on this back in July on the soapbuilders forum.
BTW, this raises another issue with nesting. Consider the following:
This should be illegal because item "d" is referring to item "c", and the
latter is not defined at the root level!
Because of
Hi Glen,
Thanks for the reference. I remember you gave this reference when I first
asked the question a couple of weeks ago. When I looked at the Apache SOAP
source code I found it wasn't hard to change it to do what's described below.
I thought I had an easy solution when I came up with the cyc
this is becoz of the encodin type.
u r using 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/'. as
SOAP-ENC
try the
same using
Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC of SOAP API . Refer the sample program inside interop
folder of SOAP2.2
-sunder
-Original Message-From: Vladislavs Tomasevs
Hi Simon, Michael:
There are many SOAP implementations out there which will automatically
marshal cyclic language structures into XML like that you suggest.
Axis (http://xml.apache.org/axis) does this kind of serialization by
default.
--Glen
- Original Message -
From: "Simon Fell" <[EM
yes, that's legal. i don't see any problem with href's refering to
themselves [either directly or indirectly].
Issues to do with handling multi-ref's has been discussed on the
soapbuilders mailing list a number of times
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/soapbuilders/
Cheers
Simon
On Thu, 20 Sep 200
Yes, you hit the nail right on the head. The second example is exactly what
I'm doing. And sometimes it works =)
If it's true that this is illegal, then it would seem impossible to serialize
a cyclical reference. . . unless. . . what about the following example:
If this is legal
Independent elements in SOAP [the one's that have id's] need to be
serialized outside of the main serialization root, e.g. they can not
be inlined, e.g.
5
is correct, whilst this is not,
5
from your description it sounds like you are generating the bottom
example.
Cheers
Simon
Hello,
I've just updated the Apache SOAP-user's FAQ. It's available here:
http://xml.apache.org/soap/faq/faq_chawke.html
Let me know what you think of the FAQ (particularly if there are any errors
or omissions).
Thanks!
Jonathan.
_
Hi all,
My Apache SOAP v 2.2 is installed & working with Jetty 3.0.6. I'm trying to get data
structures with cyclical references to marshal correctly. I've modified the Apache
SOAP source code to do this as follows:
1. Every XML data item has a unique ID for it, whether or not this is needed.
hello
I am using apache soap and have deployed a service with 7 methods 5 of them
work fine but when I try to invoke the others I get an faultstring "Exception
from service Object: 6 >=6" and fault code "SOAP-ENV:server".What might be the
problem.
Thanx in advance
Pawan
I just got the SOAP toolkit installed on tomcat and
have successfully deployed a service. However, I can't find any sample
code that takes an Envelope object and parses it into a Xerces
DOM.Can anyone provide or point me to some Java code that does this
operation?Thanks.
Although I haven't tried this with Xerces, you usually place the namespace
prefix in the node name. Try the following:
Element authToken = doc.createElementNS(MY_URI, "m:authToken");
authToken.setAttributeNS(Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENV,
"SOAP-ENV:mustUnderstand", "1");
Hope this helps,
Scott
I'm clearly doing something wrong here as my namespaces are not being set.
I'm trying to invoke a SOAP-RPC with a header like:
http://myurl";>
ABCDEF
but...my code produces a header like:
http://myurl";>
ABCDEF
The authToken element and mustUnderstand attribute both fail to set thei
I was wondering if anyone has a Client sample for processesing responses
when a soap service sends back arrays.
I would appreciate any help.
Kondal Ajjarapu
Enterprise Solutions Applications and Integration
H3-4B-30, 5400 Legacy Drive
I'm using Apache Soap v2.2, and by and large it is working fine in calling
basic services over the web. However when I call the service at
http://www.ebob42.com/cgi-bin/Romulan.exe/soap/IRoman
===
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
// Build the call.
Call call = n
I guess you need that, because you got MS SOAP Toolkit as client and you
want to implement
a session-handling from MS SOAP to Apache SOAP, right?
mfg / kind regards,
Christoph C. Cemper
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www:http://Christoph.Cemper.com
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Are you using Apache Soap for client & server over http?
If so, then you could use the Apache-Soap Cookie-mechanisms.
mfg / kind regards,
Christoph C. Cemper
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www:http://Christoph.Cemper.com
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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
char is very platform dependant. Java is lucky in that it's
implementation can handle many locales - Western, Chinese,
Japanese, etc - not all platforms can do this.
Additionally, any char passed even between Java servers would
have to define the locale for the chars (possibly each char).
Andy
Hello,
I'm using Apache's implementation of SOAP 2. I want to know what kind of
session support is provided. I want to maintain user identification and some
other access control information in the session, so that user doesn't have
to logon everytime he queries for something.
Thanks,
Nidhi
clearthink wrote:
>This question has already been asked but
>no replies have been forthcoming. how in
>the heck is it the case that apache soap
>handles all build-ins but not char?
>
>what is the solution? what is the work
>around? in my application i keep getting:
>
>No Serializer found to seri
Sorry for the previous mail. I wrongly pointed to
the server error. In this mail it pointed correctly.
So, when sending data with the following
structure
{
String
Int
Float
String[]
}
server answers:
Fault Code =
SOAP-ENV:Server.Exception: Fault String =
org.apache.xerces.do
Hello!
I am trying to transfer data with the
following structure
{
String
Int
Float
String[]
}
Client sends it correctly, but server
answers:
Fault Code =
SOAP-ENV:Server Fault String = java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No
Serializer found to serialize a 'java.lang.reflect.Arr
Hi
I am doing the same for my client in Delphi but this solution doesn't seems
to me the best one I would like to know if someone has tried to define the
serializer/deserializer in Delphi equivalent to the java DOM Element.
Has someone an idea of some mailing list related to Delphi and webservices
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Rebecca,
thanx for your tip.
I tried the tool and it plays well for some simple things.
But just as it could be expected I would need something to handle the
complex input-types as well. Soapclient.com for instance is able to do so.
The standalonge Iona-Tool helped me a little, but it needs
Sounds like a Tomcat bug.
Try Tomcat 4.0 Final (it's out). Also switch to jdk1.3.1+, we had nasty
bugs running 1.3.0 + Soap2.2 on our RH host.
Laurent
"Wilkins, Craig" wrote:
>
> Look into Message Services.
>
> http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/guide/index.html
>
So I must write a message-based client.
Thank you.
Rob
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