Hi Raja,
Model your code after the addressbook samples included in the distribution.
They show everything that is required to implement/deploy/invoke services
using complex types. Running the \soap-2_2\samples\addressbook\testit.cmd
file will run everything for you, so you can see it work.
Thank
Hi
Thank you.
Could you also let me know how to pass an object and access the same at the
server side ? I have implemented the methods as suggested and it works fine
now.
Raja
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Hi Doug,
I would recommend upgrading to Apache SOAP v2.2, and reading the
"Interoperability" section in the User's Guide. You need to tell the system
what the type of the ':Result' parameter is.
Thanks,
-Matt
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YOur samplebean class is not really a bean. In short, you should have
methods like:
String getName();
void setName(String name);
int getAge();
void setAge(int age);
You should take a look at the JavaBeans spec on Sun's web-site.
Thanks,
-Matt
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i am sorry, that was for RPC and not for message driven SOAP.
Raja
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Hi ,
Did you set the soap mapping registry ? you need to set it by --
call.setSOAPMappingRegistry(smr);
where call is the calling object and smr is the SOAP mapping registry
object.
Raja
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Apache SOAP 2.1 and 2.2 do require xs:type attributes. You can get around
this by adding QNames for your parameters in the type mapping registry. This
is covered in the docs for Apache SOAP 2.1
Rick Hansen
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I'm getting the following error from a MS SOAP server. My client is Apache
Soap 2.1 I've read a little about the xsi:type attribute not being
returned from MS but I thought that 2.1 did not require that...
Caught SOAPException (SOAP-ENV:Client): No Deserializer found to
deserialize a ':Result'
Hi,
I have written a sample application in soap that sends a string to the
server ( here the service object ) and gets an object in return. I am unable
to extract the values from the object ( response object ). Also, i would
like to know how to pass an object ( here a bean ) to the service objec
Great News Thanks!
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Hi Dirck,
It's actually the SOAPHTTPConnection that is responsibl
Hi Siram,
Please use the TcpTunnelGui tool, as described in the documentation, to see
what details are being sent back from the server.
Thanks,
-Matt
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Hi
Janesh,
Same
problem as before. Don't use Xerces v1.3.1. This is covered in the
FAQs.
Thanks,
-Matt
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Hi
Janesh,
Make
sure you are not using Xerces v1.3.1. It has a known namespace-handling problem.
This is covered in the FAQs.
Thanks,
-Matt
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Hi Troy,
Please post the wire-dumps so we can see what is coming back.
Thanks,
-Matt
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Hi Dirck,
It's actually the SOAPHTTPConnection that is responsible for maintaining the
session from the client-side. You should be able to set the
SOAPHTTPConnection as the SOAPTransport of any Call you wish.
Thanks,
-Matt
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> From: Hecking, Dirck J [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
SOAPException= SOAP-ENV:Client, Unable to resolve
namespace URI for 'xsd'.
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From: Janesh Vasudeva
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Subject: Soap Error
When running Calculator eg. , this error
comes
invoke service URL= http://localhost:7001/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
URN =soap1SOAPException
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