Hi
I am developing a Client Server application using
MS-Soap.
I'm using Soap just for communication between
Client and Server. i.e. i donot intend to deploy Soap service as a
web-service.
Now in such a case, should i use low level APIs or
high level APIs.
High level APIs uses WSDL
Hi Ong,
Yes, the idea you mention is precisely one of the scenarios we are
implementing, as a SOAP interface on our iBus//Mobile product
(http://www.softwired-inc.com/products/mobile/mobile.html).
We already have the basic prototypes running; iBus//Mobile uses a
standard JMS provider - e.g. the
Ong Boon Pang wrote:
Hi,
This is the idea I have... A soap client sends a soap message requests
to a JMS server's inQueue/Topic using standard soap object. On the server
end, A soap service listen to the JMS server for a soap message. Process
the request, send its reply to JMS server
Hello,
I've been looking at exactly the same thing and worked on something using
SwiftMQ JMS (although the actual JMS implementation wouldn't make any
difference). However I eventually ended up using something to convert the
http request from SOAP into a JMS text message - outside of
Hi All,
I want to use Apachesoap Server and VB
Client. How should i go about? I did the other way round ( MS Soap Server and
Java Client ). Can we use the above for Synchronous and Asynchronous calls?
Please let me know.
thanks regards
Nagaraja Rao
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I am running a Tomcat instance which only offers SOAP services via
the rpcrouter servlet.
I noticed that the size of the JVM running this Tomcat keeps increasing
slowly till it hits the 512MB max that I specify for the VM and dies with
an Out of Memory exception.
Is there a memory leak in
Well , when I tried to develop an application which had to talk to an Apache
SOAP server, I had to use the low level API, 'cause with the other one
was impossible, this is not related with performance but if you want to
develop a flexible application you should use the low level one, I think
Check this sample, it's all you need:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=soap-userm=98683038702626amp;w=2
Regards
NagarajaRao wrote:
Hi
All,I want to use
Apache soap Server and VB Client. How should i go about? I did the other
way round ( MS Soap Server and Java Client ). Can we use the above
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Hello,
I have set up SSL on my IIS but I can't use SOAPClient to connect to
WSDL via https. It shows me the error about Security. Have anyone found
this problem like me?
How can I fixed it? Thanks in advance.
Putti Tang.
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Does Apache care about the order of the parameters in the SOAP-Envelope?
How about other implementation? Do the care about the parameter name or
the parameter order?
This point isn't clear to me out of the specification.
I would appreciate your opinions and knowledge
Michael Svoboda
Behind the scenes the Apache SOAP software constructs the actual SOAP
XML document that is sent to a SOAP server. Suppose that I want to
create the entire SOAP document myself. Does the Apache SOAP software
provide an API that allows a client to submit an already-constructed
SOAP document?
AFAIK order is important.
The first param to be added to the soap call on the client side is assumed
by the server to be param 1 and passed to the target method as such. The
second client param added is passed to the target method as param 2 etc.
HTH - Adam
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No you cannot.
You can either rely upon a property file to set your parameters or set them
post-instantiation.
francis
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Hi all,
I'm pulling my hair out trying to get my Apache SOAP [v2.2] client working
with a .NET asmx service.
When I send my SOAP request the server reads the parameters I'm passing it
as null values and rejects my requests no matter what data I fill these
parameters with. We're arguing
I'm doing a similar task(except opposite), the producer of the XML is a .NET
client and my consumer is the Apache 2.2 SOAP server. The .NET framework I
believe is basically unmarshalling a C# class into the XML. That's why the
.NET person is telling you he is expecting just
Hi all,
I am trying to set up Apache SOAP 2.2 to use with a simple test EJB on
Weblogic6.1. When I try to hit the deployed SOAP service, I get the
following error...
In TemplateProvider.locate()
URI: urn:ejbTest
DD.ServiceClass: org.apache.soap.providers.StatelessEJBProvider
Hello,
Is it possible to get URL of a client that requesting a service? How?
Sincerely,
Oleg
Hello,
Is it possible to get URL of a client that requesting a service? How?
this was posted by Ashutosh recently:
RE: Client specific processing
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This code snippet shows how... public
I had the same problem but with complex return types.
What I ended up doing was extending the
org.apache.soap.rpc.Call class and overloading the
invoke(url, actionURI) method with some code that
captures the soap payload before it was marshalled
into the target object.
Or if you are dealing
Hi,
There is a package (freely downloadble) using which you dont have to do
anything at all to make a SOAP request (Not even write these few lines of
code). It even generates the GUI for you, which too is configurable to some
extent. The package can be downlaoded from:
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