Scott,
thanks for the suggestion. I checked the applogs and it was not able to find the classes in the activation.jar. This jar was correctly mentioned in the NT classpath but not in the runtime classpath. I corrected it and it worked.
Once again, thanks and appreciate your help.Scott Nichol <[EM
The HTTP status line is the line like
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
that each HTTP response starts with. The error message indicates an
empty line is being parsed, which usually means the Web server has
closed its side of the connection, which in turn means something has
gone wrong on the server.
Here is the exact error that I am getting.
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C:\JavaPrograms\soap\soap-2_3\samples\addressbook>testitThis test assumes a server URL of http://localhost/NASApp/soap/servlet/rpcrouterDeploying the addressbook service...Exception in threa
1.This happens with any example that I run.
2. I did include the js.jar and bsf.jars
3.I referred other issues mentioned in this forum and accordingly I have done like this. Put the xerces.jar on top of the classpath in both NT and kregedit of my iplanet. I have eliminated the other old parsers,
1. Does this happen only with the calculator sample, or with any
sample you try to run?
2. Have you read the README for the calculator sample? Most
important is the following
Additional Server Classpath Requirements:
bsf.jar from the Bean Script