Hello again,
ok, maybe I am not in the appropiate mailing list, but maybe you have a
clue. I have exposed my problem in other mailing lists, the axis one, but I
got no answer. I tried waht you propoused but nothing works. I explain here
my problem in more detail and maybe you can help me.
I have a Java client that has to call some services implemented in C++. For
my alication I use axis/tomcat, for the C++ services gsoap is used. The
method in Java is implemented as follows:
*public* String reqAuthI1 (String src, String dst, RegOpts opts){
final int puzzle = 10;
final int signblob = 1;
final int result = 1;
*final* UnsignedByte ptr = *new* UnsignedByte("this is a test") ;
*final* Base64 blob = *new* Base64 (ptr, 10, *"id"*, *"type"*, *"options"*
);
Sde_ServiceLocator sdeservice = *new* Sde_ServiceLocator();
sdeservice.setsdeEndpointAddress(*"http://127.0.0.1:7700"*);
Sde_cmd_executor executor = sdeservice.getsde();
String result_respAuthI1 = executor.respAuthI1(src, dst, puzzle, blob,
signblob, result);
*return* dummy_result;
}
The UnsignedByte class is within this package org.apache.axis.types. As you
can see I can pass to the constructor a String or a Long. If I pass a String
tomcat trows a NumberFromatException. So what I did was to create a custom
class UnsignedByte in yhis way
public class UnsignedByte{
private String str;
public UnsignedByte (String str){
this.str = str;
}
}
Now, the problem is that when I call the function respAuthI1, in the server
side the blob length is cero. I do not have a clue where the problem comes
from. IAny idea?
Thanks in advance
On 2/14/07, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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David,
David Delbecq wrote:
> Well, your question should probably go to appropriate mailing list. I
> don't know what libraries your found your UnsignedByte Object in, but
> it's that library's mailing list which is appropriate for your question.
>
> Not knowing anything about your library, i'll dare to guess that "abc"
> is not in the range of 'unsigned byte' which typically is [0,255]
Yeah. If you are trying to convert 0xabc into a single unsigned byte, it
just ain't gonna fit. That's two bytes right there, buddy.
- -chris
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