SOAP and Tomcat 4.0

2001-08-16 Thread Richard Boehme
When I try to deploy SOAP using Tomcat 4.0, I can sometimes bring up the SOAP admin client (http://localhost:8080/soap), but when I try to list, deploy, undeploy, etc. services using the ServiceManagerClient, it says that the RPCRouterServlet isn't a servlet. I'm currently running SOAP 2.2 under L

Re: SOAP and Tomcat 4.0

2001-08-16 Thread Scott Nichol
I know folks (myself included) have been successful with beta 6 of Tomcat 4.0. I deployed the war file. The only things I added to CP in catalina.sh were mail and activation. Sorry, but I don't recall the JDK I used. Scott - Original Message - From: "Richard Boehme" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

URGENT

2001-08-16 Thread rajashekar
Title: URGENT Hi   I am using a SOAP Client written in Java. This needs to communicate with a SOAP server written in VC++ hosted on IIS. The SOAP server parses the request and calls a method in a COM component hosted in a MTS. This COM component interacts with the exchange server to get some

RE: Serializer for JAXB

2001-08-16 Thread Dirk-Willem van Gulik
Would this not just boil down not hav ing multi-ref's in this implementation; Axis has those. Dw. On Tue, 14 Aug 2001, Soumen Sarkar wrote: > Does it take care of cycles in object graph to be serialized. Apache SOAP > serializer > does not. It runs out of stack. Please consider the following j

RE: Serializer for JAXB

2001-08-16 Thread Soumen Sarkar
Good. I would love to test Axis then. The application is very siple. Server side is EJB implementing Employee data store in memory. Client gets Employee objects from server. If the serializer, does not fail, client should be able to display Employee, manager, subordinates. Soumen. -Original