hi,
i had a code, in the past, to marshall a java object into SOAP before to send it to a java webservice.
Now, my java client calls a .NET webservice.
and the way i connect to the .NET webservice is different (i don't use Call() class, i do use URL() class, just because taht's the only code i kno
Hi Elise,
please go through the document and try if it is of
any help to u.
regards kaushik
Code Examples
Now we'll show a few Web services interoperability examples. We will use a
simple banking application that is capable of keeping track of customers,
accounts, and account balances. We wi
You should note that the example uses WASP, not Apache SOAP.
Scott Nichol
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Subject: Re: java client for .NET : need SOAPMapping sample code
Hi Elise,
please
Elise,
Why do you use the URL class instead of Call? I believe that you can
connect to .NET using Call.
Scott Nichol
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correct, in fact i'm trying to do the same with Call() class... i'm looking for examples code right now... still searching, but if someone has a quick example i'd be glad :)
Scott Nichol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
02/21/2002 03:03 PM
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The interop samples (in the samples/interop subdirectory of your Apache SOAP
installation) should interoperate with .NET. Look at EchoTestClient.java,
which shows use of SOAPAction as well as use of the "hack" that maps the
elements without an xsi:type attribute to a Java type for Apache
SOAP to
I put this idea to the list some time ago to almost deafening silence.
Basically, I was working on an SSL HTTP soap client that needed to go
through multiple password protected proxy hosts (with different
domains) to a HTTP Basic password protected SOAP Server.
The HTTP Trasnport that is part of
