We are trying to get Microsoft .Net and Apache SOAP to interoperate. To do this
we have focused on limiting the behavior of each platform to the current w3c
SOAP draft ( http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/WD-soap12-part2-20011002/#arrays ). One
problem we have seen is that Apache SOAP does not seem to c
Andrew,
I have worked with SOAP Toolkit interop, but not .NET. You will undoubtedly
find interop is decent but certainly far from perfect. A few things to note
in Apache SOAP 2.2 docs:
1. The introduction states that this is an implementation of SOAP 1.1. I
believe the URL you refer to is the
Yes, it makes sense but its not our favorite way of handling things...You
have to map the type in the Apache side to "explain" what your return
parameter isthere is a compatibility example on the apache.org
site...you may be able to build your own type and map it on the fly when
you read in t
I've created a service that has a method that takes a parameter of
java.net.URL. I had to developed a serializer and deserializer for this
because soap 2.2 doesn't support URL's as parameters (see attached).
When I execute the client I get back a fault (the soap request envelope
looks good going
I debug the rpcrouter to dump the exception to the log. The router is
throwing a NoClassDefFoundError for
org/apache/soap/util/xml/Serializer. Of course, this is a interface,
but why?
See previous message for code examples.
Folks,
We are trying to use SSL (Sun's JSSE) and we get the following error when trying to
access this soap service. The code we have works fine from accessing via the
intranet. It gets this IllegalArgumentException when run outside our network?
Any ideas on what causes this error?
Th
