We are proud to
announce the release of Apache Axis C++ v1.0 (Alpha).This implementation of
a C++ SOAP engine provides a stable platformfor developing Web services
using C/C++ as well as a client sidelibrary for developing C/C++ client
applications. This releaseincludes the following
featu
Title: Message
I'm stuck on an
exception. The full exception is "exception: [SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Server; msg=service
'urn:EmployeeInfoService' unknown] "
I developed this as
a simple test in WSAD 4.0 and it works fine there. I deployed it to a dev
machine running WAS 4.0 an
I do not know of anything special you would need to do on WAS 4. When you list the
services running, such as by using the ServiceManagerClient command-line tool, does
the service appear in the list?
Scott Nichol
Do not send e-mail directly to this e-mail address,
because it is filtered to acce
Title: RE: SOAPException Service Unknown
It is not deployed on the text box but is on the dev(the one that works). Since I didn't do anything different when I installed the Enterprise App, what happened?
-Original Message-
From: Scott Nichol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesd
Since I didn't do anything different when I installed the Enterprise App,
what happened?
By this, I assume you mean you bundled your stuff up as an EAR and dropped it into
WAS, right?
In a "normal" Apache SOAP app, there is a file named DeployedServices.ds that is the
Java serializat
Title: RE: SOAPException Service Unknown
I'm sorry I'm still stuck. I deployed the Ear file onto a third WAS server and it did not work there. I got the same service unknown error.
I searched the machine and could not find a deployedServices.ds file. WSAD does not seem to generate this fi
WSAD probably does not know that DeployedServices.ds exists. That file gets created
at run-time when the first Apache SOAP service gets created.
I don't use WSAD, so I don't know if there is some way to tell it to add that file to
the EAR.
When I deploy an Apache SOAP based app, I do not copy
