Once I had a similar problem with WSTK. It was
a classpath problem, because there was some jar files (e.g. xerces.jar) in
the %javahome%\jre\lib\ext directory. I renamed this directory (aext) and it
resolved the conflict.
I hope, this will help you,
Csilla
Hi All,
I would like to write a web service with a String parameter and with
String[] return value.
I don't know how should I write wsdl documents for the service, how can I
define array in it.
My wsdl-interface docoment is:
*
http://www.echoservice.
Hi Paramdeep,
Thank you for your immediate response!
I will study your wsdl file and I let you know about my result.
Thanks and best regards:
Csilla
Hi
All,could someone send me an example where the client of the SOAP
service is
=servlet-based?Thanks,Csilla
> 3) Are these files always needed when offering a web service via SOAP?
WSDL files are very useful if you want to publish your web service into some
UDDI registry.
BR,
Csilla
I think, you should create a jar file that contains your service classes and
you should place it into TomCat/lib directory.
I hope it helps you,
Csilla
For the sake of proper working just copy the soap.war file (provided with
SOAP) into TOMCAT_HOME\webapps directory (if you use v4.0.1). When you start
Tomcat it will decompress the archive.
You should place all necessary jar files into TOMCAT_HOME\lib directory, but
I think you can also use the T
Hi!
Here is a link where you can study an exemple about
SOAP attachments:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-soapatt/
Good luck,
Csilla
Hi TIA,
I think this is a classpath problem, you should
place the jar file contining your service classes into the TOMCAT\lib
directory.
I hope, it helps much,
Csilla
Hi,
I know two tools that generate wsdl from java:
1. IBM Web Services Toolkit: wsdlgen tool (downloadable from Alphaworks)
2. Apache Axis: java2wsdl tool (downloadable from Apache)
Best regards,
Csilla
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