Have you included a serializer/deserializer entry in the deployment
descripter .xml file for this moneybags object?
- Original Message -
From: "Neil Stirton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 2:03 PM
Subject: Php to Apache problem
> Hi there,
are there any interop examples for a .Net client to an Apache SOAP server?
-Gus
Title: RE: C++ client for Apache SOAP
Thanks
Morten. I'll check it.
Apache
SOAP server provides 2 ways for a client to send request to server, one is
message based, one is PRC based. I need to use message-oriented
service.
thanks
Yong
Chen
-Original Message-From: Morten Haa
Title: RE: Error deploying a Messaging Service [Virus Checked]
Hi ,
Sorry my fault, i wasnt clear enough - I am talking to the rpcrouter for deploying(which is where i was having trouble earlier) and the messagerouter for sending my messages..
What i found counter-intuitive wa
Hi-
Glad to help. Now, it turns out that your fix (talk to rpcrouter) was exactly
the opposite of what I meant by (3) (talk to messagerouter if you just
automatically typed rpcrouter). This _is_ counter-intuitive because it doesn't
make any sense.
The names "rpcrouter" and "messagerouter" are ju
Hi,
you can take a ook at EasySoap at sourceforge.net although that is RPC based?
I tried that towards Apache SOAP and it works fine.
What do you mean by "message-based...not RPC..."?
Isn't SOAP (apache or not) RPC based while you have to turn to e.g. MOM like JMS(Sonic
e.g.) for messag
Hi there,
I have written an online banking system as part of my final year honours
project
and have most of it working.
I have written the bank in Java and have the service registered with Apache
SOAP.
I have successfully implemented a servlet which will quite happily create a
call
object and g
Title: RE: Error deploying a Messaging Service [Virus Checked]
Hi Steve,
It was the third (silly!) point - i was talking to messagerouter and not rpcrouter! I changed it to talk to rpcrouter and it works fine now - Deploys and runs!! I'm still not sure though, why i should be doing th
Hi-
Here's what I would check (my msg stuff looks just like yours, except I don't
specify type="message", but that's probably not it.)
(1) Your SoapProcessor really has no package? If it has a package, you need to
specify the fully qualified name in the dd.
(2) Check the server log file to see
I just download the new axis alpha3, which helps on creating the wsdl, and
it seems to be the next generation of apache soap. It seems that if I want
some of my clients to use wsdl and some not, I will have to convert my web
service to this implementation (I guess if I wanted to do it right!).
Any
Ok,
I managed to find a version (1.4.4) that everything is happy with.
cool
thanks
timj
>
> is there any chance that apache soap will support a more
> recent xerces.jar?
>
> I am having terrible trouple as some of my applications
> require a newish
> xerces, and apache soap requies and o
is there any chance that apache soap will support a more recent xerces.jar?
I am having terrible trouple as some of my applications require a newish
xerces, and apache soap requies and oldish one. my application server is
orion which also needs a xerces (it doesn't care much which), but this mea
Steve and Phillip,
You are right. The jar file was situated on the spot I put in my classpath.
As a leasy programmer, I copied the path from Explorer, and appended the jar
file names. Phillip, my apologies for not reading what you said.
I looked again to the locations where my jar files are situ
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