Hi Nilanjan,
I had a null pointer problem similar to the one you describe on a
Windows NT box when running SOAP-2_2 on tomcat 3.2.4 with jdk1.2.2. It
works for me now after upgrading to j2sdk1.4.0 and modifying tomcat.bat
to include all the SOAP related jars in CLASSPATH.
Best wishes
Steen Lind
That shouldn't be the problem since the comparison was HTTP versus HTTPS,
and cookie/session management would be the same. The "problem" is that the
first call using an SSL socket requires the initialization of the
SecureRandom object. After the first message is sent, you should be able to
see m
Hi, Is there any architecture guide avl for soap 2.2.2,
Hi,
Do soap 2.2.2 has utility classes to generate WSDL like the ones( Wsdl2java
and java2Wsdl) in Axis alpha 3 ?.
If you call SOAPHTTPConnection.setMaintainSession(true), then the setup only
happens on the first call and you have session oriented connections. If you
don't want sessions, then as far as I know, the setup will happen each time
and the overhead will kill your app. One of the samples gives an ex
I am using RPC, so therefore the first "Call" set's it up, or each call
it has to set up?
jeremy
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The initial setup of
Title: legal question
We are currently using an old version of SOAP mainly because the newer versions are using the java mail api which cannot be freely distrubuted according the the liscense aggreement. Is this true? Is there something like the JRE that can be freely distrubuted ? I would
The initial setup of the connection is the time consuming task. If you use
sessions, this only happens once.
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I have noticed a si
One clarification .NET does support import, MSTK2.0 does not.
Cheers
Simon
www.pocketsoap.com
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 22:36:31 -, in soap you wrote:
>Yes.. you have to combine the three generated files into one.. i.e. .NET
>can't handle the inport tags so you have to do the importing by hand.
>
Yes.. you have to combine the three generated files into one.. i.e. .NET
can't handle the inport tags so you have to do the importing by hand.
One other important thing when combining the files is change binding: to
tns: in the service section
Here is one of my wsdl files that I combined from th
I have noticed a significant difference in the speed of my soap calls
when I use SSL... Anyone experienced anything similar?
jeremy
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Hi Andreas,
okay, thanks. Found a way to convert my strings to UTF-8.
Christian
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> Gesendet: Montag, 25. Februar 2002 15:01
> An: Beer, Christian; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Betreff: Re: How to send an xml-message in
--Problem:
When trying to recieve a SOAP message from my server I get the following error:
Exception in thread "main" [SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Protocol;
msg=Unsupported response content type "text/html", must be: "text/xml". Response was:
Error: 500
Location: /soap/servlet/messagerout
Hi Christian,
UTF-8 is also able to handle the german Umlaute properly. The only draw back is that
the message you send will get a bit longer.
If you like we can continue our conversation in german ( [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Andreas
> We are sending messages, containing an xml-body, where a user-d
Chuck,
I am not accessing my own webserver using localhost, but with my (intranet)
system name. So I am using the proxy to access my own system. The problem
lies in my webserver trying to access Internet services, and not being able
to find these services. Me thinks it is because of the SOAP req
We are sending messages, containing an xml-body, where a user-definable
text may contain german umlauts (äöü...). This have to be sent using
encoding="ISO-8859-1". I saw, that "UTF-8" is hard coded. Is there a
way to go around this prob.?
Thanks
Christian
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Michel Bergijk wrote:
>SOAP users,
>
>In my company we use a proxy which is frustrating my SOAP. Anyone know how I
>can get through the proxy? When I look into the
>%JETSPEED_HOME%\WEB-INF\log\jetspeed.log I find the following information:
>[Mon Feb 25 12:27:35 CET 2002] -- WARN -- Cache getEntry
SOAP users,
In my company we use a proxy which is frustrating my SOAP. Anyone know how I
can get through the proxy? When I look into the
%JETSPEED_HOME%\WEB-INF\log\jetspeed.log I find the following information:
[Mon Feb 25 12:27:35 CET 2002] -- WARN -- Cache getEntry Called with
http://jakarta.a
In a hurry i miss spelt the whole mail.
Sorry! for the inconvenience caused.
I got few doubts in webservices RI(JWSDP) from sun.
Am trying to contact a SOAP component implemented in JAX-RPC
thru JAXM API.
JAXRPC server implementation -
given sample for JAX-RPC
JAXM code follows.
-
Hi all,
Any of got any chance to work with JWSD pack from Sun.
I got few doubts regarding in their RI.
Doubt:
Am trying to contact a SOAP component implemented thru JAX-RPC
from thru JAXM API.
It should be possible.
But am getting security privileges exception while running
JAXM client..
Hello Paco
I could not understand ur question when you can use
Call to call the method from an applet client then u
can return the response of the soap service to ur
applet method which u can access through the
JavaScript code.If you want some more details as to
how you can make a Call to a web s
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