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We are pleased to announce the release of Wingfoot SOAP 1.0
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Wingfoot SOAP is a lightweight client implementation of SOAP 1.1 for J2ME
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We are pleased to announce the release of Wingfoot SOAP 1.0
This is a part of the Wingfoot Mobile Web Services Platform, and can be
downloaded from
http://www.wingfoot.com/products.jsp
Wingfoot SOAP is a lightweight client implementation of SOAP 1.1 for J2ME
(CLDC and CDC) and J2SE. It's
feature
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Looking into the Apache SOAP code, I suspect the DOM2Writer#serializeAsXml
method. If both the prefix and namespace URI for the DOM Element are
non-null, it will write the namespace information. As created in
buildFaultDetailsFromThrowable, does Xerces give the element null values for
these, or
Apache SOAP can work with any Java class you can create. If the class is a
bean, the BeanSerializer can be used to write/read an instance to/from a
SOAP message. If the class is not a bean, a custom serializer and/or
de-serializer is written. The AddressBook example shows how to use
user-define
Sean,
I'm not sure why you needed to change Message.java. Your client code can
create a SOAPHTTPConnection, set its timeout, then set the transport on the
Message (or Call for RPC) instance:
SOAPHTTPConnection st = new SOAPHTTPConnection();
st.setTimeout(xxx);
Message msg = new Message();
msg.s
