Hello,
I am using SOAP now for a while. I've started with SOAP 2.0 and now I
switched to SOAP 2.1 with some modifications.
It all worked before, but now I am trying to reinstall the application on a
different server. What happens is that the application makes the correct
call. It also recieves th
Hi
I want to ask one thing about Soap implementations
If we deploy some service in "Application" scope (in Apache Soap or in
MS-Soap), this means the same instance of Soap Server would be used to
serve all the requests.
Now in this case, Soap server wudn't able to handle multiple client
reques
No, it means that SOAP server calls the service methods of the single
instance as many times as it needs to handle the number of client requests.
Your service code must be thread safe.
Rick Hansen
> -Original Message-
> From: Naresh Agarwal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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As you say, Application scope means that a single instance of the service
class will be created to handle requests. However, this single instance
*can* handle multiple requests. Multiple threads can execute code in the
service simultaneously, unless your code does synchronization to prevent it.
Package: org.apache.soap.util.xml.DOM2Writer
Problem: In some cases, the DOM2Writer will output duplicate XML namespace
declarations on a single element, thereby making the XML output invalid.
Example, let's say I want to create the following XML output:
Notice the duplicate xmlns:s decl
Hi
I tried to use the Apache's SOAP implementation by deploying a web service.
I tried to acces the service using a java client and received an error message
Fault Code=SOAP_ENV error
Fault String= No such method found error
bye
shriny
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This
Hi,
When using Soap 2.2 I had trouble because there was no Serializer
for a java.util.Enumeration class. I quickly created one based on
the HashtableSerializer in the org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc
package. The class is
org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.EnumerationSerializer
I have attached
hi shriny
make sure that ur service class/package is compiled and it is in ClassPath.
Also check ur DeploymentDescriptor file, it should contain the name of
service class and method correctly
bye
naresh
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This is not a bug. So please do not commit this change!
The problem is that you're using the DOM APIs incorrectly.
If you start creating attributes that look like qualified names,
then you'll confuse the writer (and lots of other things). If you
want to create a namespaced attribute, then there's
Well, the problem is that I don't have control over the code using the DOM
API to create the element. The problem is in the XML Security Suite
code. It creates the DOM element for the digital signature, "declaring"
the namespace by setting the attribute.
I'll submit the issue to the XSS te
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