Title: URGENT
Raja,
in Apache SOAP there is a cookie-session-tracking
feature...
depends on the VC++ server-implementation of
course, but Apache SOAP supports
session-tracking via cookies...
the MS Soap Toolkit also supports cookies and in
.NET (beta2) even URL-encoded
session tracking
Hi!
I have to read serverside a sessionID and a transactionID out of the
SOAP-header to verify the client to my service.
Does anybody have some samplecode to get access to the header-attributes
and element values? Using a custom provider?
Thanx,
Frederik Fromm
Hi Frederik.
This is my code into my custom provider :
first of all, into the locate method, I store the "call" parameter to
re-use it into the invoke method.
Into the invoke method, I use the call as following :
...
Vector _ve = call.getHeader().getHeaderEntries();
for (int i=0; i<_ve.siz
Before I dive into any code changes, has anyone else had problems with the
DateSerialzier? I have a SOAP method that has a Date as one of the params.
When it gets two simultaneous calls the dates seem to be wrong, not the same
as what was passed to call.invoke(). As far as I can tell good dates ar
Hi,
I need to install Apache Soap on the following server:
Resin 1.2.0 of Caucho Technology
what are the instruction for a correct installation???
Thank for your attention.
My regardS
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It appears that the DateSerializer does need some synchronized blocks. I
verified that the Date output from unmarshall() is not always equivalent to
the string value input to unmarshall(). So, I placed synchronized blocks
around the SimpleDateFormat.format() calls. This seems to have fixed the
pro
Hmm, I get the error below when servlet.jar is in my classpath, otherwise
it doesn't recognise a class in the servlet.jar. However, when I use
Tomcat 3.2.2 with the same servlet.jar instead of Tomcat 4.0b8, it works
perfectly. I'm also using JDK 1.4, and have tried it with a WAR file and
with the
Resending for due to lack of response.
-Anish
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Hi,
The StatefulEJBProvider in 2.2 changes the target object URI by
appending "@". This requires that the client
extract the new URI and invoke the next call on this new URI (if
stateful behavior is required).
I am looking for information on the
rubys 01/08/17 12:40:33
Modified:java/samples/interop DeploymentDescriptor.xml
EchoTestClient.java EchoTestService.java
Log:
add echoMapArray
Revision ChangesPath
1.9 +1 -1 xml-soap/java/samples/interop/DeploymentDescriptor.xml
I
After modifying SOAP to open an SSL socket over a tunnel socket on our proxy server,
such as in jsse
tunneling example (see thread Apache SOAP V2.2 client using SSL behind a proxy doesn't
work ), I am
still getting an error trying to send a message to IBM test UDDI registry, but it
looks to me
I have posted changes to soap-dev to get https tunneling to work. I dont
think anyone has committed it yet... With that code installed, I have
tested specifically the case you mentioned, ie
java -Dhttps.proxyHost=xxx SaveBusinessExample
It worked ok for me. I haven't tried it today. Did you modi
hi guys,
we just encountered the same problem with GLUE.
the reason is that SimpleDateFormat is not MT-safe.
i looked at the source and it uses a stateful Calendar object
during a parse() operation.
this took me by surprise as well!
cheers,
graham
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