Rafi,
To help investigate this, the following would be useful:
1. Versions of software used (Apache SOAP, Tomcat, JVM, etc.) for both LAN
and WAN scenarios. Also, does your WAN connection go through a proxy.
2. Capture (e.g. using TcpTunnelGui) of a pair of messages that you expect
to be in a s
I had some trouble with the session scope of soap calls myself, so what I
did was create a Singleton class to hold a pool of database connections.
The SOAP server then runs with request scope and gets a connection from
the pool. As well as solving the immediate problem, connection pooling
like thi
I've put together a quick example of using Apache SOAP to wrap a CORBA
object:
http://www.scottnichol.com/apachesoapcorba.htm
Scott Nichol
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Modified:java/docs changes.html
Added: java/src/org/apache/soap/providers CORBAProvider.java
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Add a CORBA provider, allowing CORBA interfaces to be exposed via
SOAP without writing any code.
Revision ChangesPath
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I've added a few things.
* I've added a CORBA provider to the CVS tree.
* My Web page on using Apache SOAP with CORBA
now includes a sample deployment descriptor
for using the provider.
Scott Nichol
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-- can SOAP be used in DCE where initially CORBA is used? As now, every
customer wants to access all the application over the Internet, and as
CORBA object requests can not be passed through Firewall, customers want
SOAP implementation around CORBA objects.
One thing about your original
Wow, very cool Scott! I like this provider!
Sanjiva.
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> I've added a few things.
>
> * I've added
We also have _some_ problem with SOAP Sessions, which are terminated a little
bit by random. Even if we keep doing a dummy call every now and so often
(1min), it happens that a new session is created.
This is leading us to not trust Session, and are planning to introduce our own
session handli
