Hi all
i have registered a COM Dll and created the wsdl files and wsml files( with
the help of MS SOAP Toolkit 2.0 ) for the same on the W2K server, IIS. I try
to browse the asp generated and it throws the following error -
can anyone help me. I have installed the same elsewhere and it works fine
Hello there,
For Fitting BEEP in SOAP I would recommend looking at SOAPTransport first,
this is the main class for transporting SOAP Messages. I am right now also
trying to accomplish SOAP over BEEP and my main concern is the server
side, which is kind of complicated because there are a lot of cl
Hi!
I'm trying to write some SOAP-Adapters for an existing Tomcat webapp. For
this purpose I'd like to make some of it's objects available with Apache
SOAP. And that's, where the problems arise...
Normally all registered services are in the same webapp-context as Apache
SOAP (aren't they?). I
Yes, if you look at org.apache.soap.transport.SOAPTransport, then the
implementations in the http and smtp packages, you should get a clear
picture of how to write the client transport.
Virtually all the server software is based on providers running in a J2EE
Web container. Support for SMTP on t
Wouldn't it be nice to do a JMS version and then use the bridges to
support all messaging systems (i.e. MSMQ, IBM MQ, etc)? We could then use
MSMQ for the MS flavour of web services.
What do you all think?
Cheers,
Colin.
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From: Scott Nichol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi all,
In our application, we are able to send the SOAP
requests and responses.
But how can I authorise those requests.In our
normal scenario, we authenticate the user with pin/password and then he'll
access the authorised functions.But in this SOAP scenario,whatever request
comes, withou
