Scott Nichol wrote:
Thanks for the info. I see that this value is created in
MimeUtils.getUniqueValue. I will look into changing it.
I guess just needed to make sure that the change made does not affect
other parts of a MIME message whose syntax does NOT require ( or does
NOT allow the @ c
Since Aapche-SOAP itself is a servlet, initialised via web.xml within
soap.war and the SOAP services that developers write are "not"
really servlets in the since that it does not have access to
ServletConfig and it does not implement the Servlet interface what
is the best way to add
Thanks for the info. I see that this value is created in
MimeUtils.getUniqueValue. I will look into changing it.
On 21 Jan 2003 at 9:59, Jesus M. Salvo Jr. wrote:
> Scott Nichol wrote:
>
> >I don't know the particulars of the RFCs you cite.
> >
> The RFCs says:
>
> RFC 2387:
>
> related-p
What Apache SOAP calls the TargetObjectURI is the namespace of the
call, which is commonly the value for the targetNamespace attribute
of the root element () in the WSDL.
On 20 Jan 2003 at 14:10, Sean Leblanc wrote:
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> I'm trying to call an RPC per the directions supplied at
> http://xml.apa
Scott Nichol wrote:
I don't know the particulars of the RFCs you cite.
The RFCs says:
RFC 2387:
related-param := [ ";" "start" "=" cid ]
[ ";" "start-info" "="
( cid-list / value ) ]
[ ";" "type" "=" type "/" subtype
I'm trying to call an RPC per the directions supplied
at http://xml.apache.org/soap/docs/index.html.
However, I get an error (below).
I'm wondering if it's because I'm supposed
to put a pointer to my deployment descriptor into setTargetObjectURI.
But I can't seem to find one in the WSDL
Scott,
Thanks. Yes..our client is talking to our web service with session state
enabled. Webservice is deployed on Server side with scope=Session. We see
all our requests going to same session. If session was timed-out, then we
see new orphan thread created which sends a message to client to re-log
I did not hear from anybody last week. We have downgraded tomcat from 4.1.18
to 4.0.6 version.Now we see different behavior.
Now web.xml's session-timeout of 30 mins. is working but SessionListener's
SessionDestroyed method is being called based on last but one transactions's
time stamp.
For Exa
Vivek,
The Apache SOAP client software *can* maintain sessions by storing a
cookie sent from the server, then sending that cookie with subsequent
requests to the same server. For this to work, the client must have
the maintenance of session state enabled (which it is by default),
and it must
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On 20 Jan 2003 at 13:18, Ghershony, Arie wrote:
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> I compiled two java files:
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> FileCore.java and FileResult.java (the FileResult call FileCore)
>
> Then I deployed Fileresult successfuly to the Web Service. While running
> the FileResult fil
I compiled two java files:
FileCore.java and FileResult.java (the FileResult call FileCore)
Then I deployed Fileresult successfuly to the Web Service. While running
the FileResult file from the command line (java FileResult argument1), I
receive the following error:
Fileresult.main: java.net.
Martin,
Let's be sure I understand your question. I have gone back to your
original post (http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=soap-
user&m=104275114625952&w=2). It says
Scott et al..
Web.xml defines the location of soap.xml
SOAP.xml has the configuration information (Ports etc)
What I cant
I don't know the particulars of the RFCs you cite. The serialization
of payloads containing attachments is done by code from JavaMail.
Perhaps someone has questioned Sun on this point before...you might
want to check their site.
On 20 Jan 2003 at 12:41, Jesus M. Salvo Jr. wrote:
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> RFC 238
My recommendation would be to use Constants.NS_PRE_SOAP_ENV.
On 20 Jan 2003 at 11:49, Jesus M. Salvo Jr. wrote:
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> I would like to use the SOAP namespace prefix in the enveloper header
> ... but there does not seem to be a way to retrieve the namespace prefix
> that Apache-SOAP uses, apart fr
Which server? As I've repeated several times, the Web server is the
one which listens on a port, so it is the one you must configure.
On 18 Jan 2003 at 20:20, Martin Gainty wrote:
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> I wanted to configure the Server not the servlet..
> (at the risk of repeating myself again Again and AGAIN!)
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