Unable to resolve target object...

Using IBM Websphere 4.0 with Apache SOAPTrying to make a soap call from a java class and I'm getting this error...I'm a relative newbie with websphere so any hints on where to look or some sort of "checklist" would be greatly appreciated Generated fault: Fault Code = SOAP-ENV:Server.BadTarge

Re: Unable to resolve target object...

The fault code "Server.BadTargetObjectURI" may be a little misleading. To get this error, the URI has already been matched to a URI you used to deploy a service, i.e. the Apache SOAP server code has already located the deployment descriptor you specified in deployment. My inclination is to belie

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Re: Unable to resolve target object...

I checked my .classpath file and it made reference to a mywebservices_classes.jar. I found that jar under the path you mentioned WEB-INF\lib and inside that jar it did NOT contain the class(s) that have the method I'm trying to executeI guess I need to create a new jar?...I have been modifyi

RE: Unable to resolve target object...

Title: RE: Unable to resolve target object... I > have been modifying our webservice api and we're still in the > a&d phase of > this projectso whenever I modify my "application" do I > need to create a > new jar and deploy it? That or put the directory hierachy your classes compile to

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+1 Scott: what would you like your Apache ID to be? - Sam Ruby

Re: Webobjects and SOAP

Sharon, Did you get any response to this? I have experience with WO 4, but not 5.x and the sample SOAP server. Does Apple provide any sample client code for the SOAP server? If so, it would be useful to either look at that source or run the client and capture the data sent over the weire. If

Re: Webobjects and SOAP

Sharon, I see the source is on Apple's Web site, e.g. http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/Sample_Code/WebObjects/SOAPClient/SOAPTran sport.java.htm. Can you post the source for your client so I can have a look? Thanks. Scott Nichol - Original Message - From: "Scott Nichol" <[EMAIL P

Re: Webobjects and SOAP

Some things I see from Apple's source. 1. The 411 fault comes from DirectAction#defaultAction. This means your Apache SOAP client is not using the correct URL. It must use http://server[:port]/cgi-bin/WebObjects/SOAPServer.woa/wa/OrderInterface (SOAPTransport.java). 2. The WO SOAP server deter

Re: Messaging and Bean Serialization

Stas, I think the initial problem was really that Message#send does not use a user-defined type mapping. What you really wanted to do was: Envelope msgEnv = new Envelope(); Message msg = new Message (); Body body = new Body(); Vector bodyEntries = new Vector(); ...

Re: Messaging and Bean Serialization

Stas, I've thought about it a little more and realized that the code change below, while required to get the Address and PhoneNumber classes to serialize properly, is still not sufficient. Body entries are required to implement Serializer (the exception message is right on the mark), which means