Hello Jeff,
If you search for a schema like :
SOAP CLIENT ---> SOAP/HTTP---> RCPROUTER > XML Element/JMS ---> JMS
QUEUE/TOPIC <--- JMS CLIENT
I have posted a simple JMS Provider (in fact a MessageDrivenEJBprovider ) in
the soap dev mailing list.
Otherwise if you want the following schema :
Hello,
SOAP Apache supports the notion the pluggable transport provider.
However, the choice is given to the client that needs to specify the
transport to use. Is there is a way to have a mecanism that could guess
the right transport according to the form of the URL given, just as the
URL class i
Hi Bojan!!
I have been trying to run the VB-Apache SOAP as well and getting the same
results as well. I guess the strange message is because in somehow the
server is sending you back a message based on any other protocol instead
using SOAP (HTML for example...) . I guess also it is because the
St
dug 01/05/31 12:34:11
Modified:java/src/org/apache/soap/providers/com COMProvider.dll
Log:
Put in the non-debug version.
Submitted by: Rick Rinholt ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Revision ChangesPath
1.2 +15 -18xml-soap/java/src/org/apache/soap/providers/com/COMProv
I am trying to use install apache-soap to work with Tomcat. everything seems to go well but when I attempt to run the testit.cmd from addressbook I get the following error:
Deploying the addressbook service...Ouch, the call failed: Fault Code = SOAP-ENV:Server.Exception: Fault String = jav
Yes
Go to the tomcat.bat file under the
\jakarta-tomcat\bin\ folder and find the following occurrence:
set CP=%CP%;%CLASSPATH% and change it with the
following one
set
CP=%CLASSPATH%;%CP%
There is a comment in the installation docs about
this procedure...
I hope it helps you
I have seen some talk a while ago about having a JMSTransport in
ApacheSOAP. There were even two or three people who had it implemented.
Is this something that still needs to be done? Are the people who had a
prototype complete still around? I would like to pick this up if no one
else is at th
hi , cleveland:
perhaps you forgot to
set the client's classpath.
please try again,or let's know your detail
envionment.
- Original Message -
From:
cleveland cooke
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2001 9:00
PM
Subject: error using tomcat
HI all,
This may not be a soap-related question. But I faced this problem while
working on soap . I have created some xml-schemas. And in the Remote SOAP
method I'm trying to return xml-documents which should conform with the
schemas that I prepared. But the problem is I couldn't find any way
