hello,
i need help and it has been 2 hours trying to solve this problem.
i set my /etc/profile into CLASSPATH=/usr/soap/lib/soap.jar and then export it (as usual) . however the problem is when i run ,
jar -tvf soap.jar
the message is no acrhieve found. i init 3 to reinitialize the path but st
> hello,
> i need help and it has been 2 hours trying to solve this problem.
> i set my /etc/profile into CLASSPATH=/usr/soap/lib/soap.jar and then
export it (as usual) . however the problem is when i run ,
> jar -tvf soap.jar
> the message is no acrhieve found. i init 3 to reinitialize the path
Hi Scott, I'm setting xsi:type in the elements which you suggested. But
still finding null if I System.out.println( fault.getDetailEntries() ) where
as if I see System.out.println(fault) then I can see at client side its
getting received below fault block. This is some thing very similar to, if
I
thank you for the tips,
actually i try to run one of the sample in /usr/soap/samples/messaging but unfortunately got the error
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org/apache/soap/server/ServiceManagerClient
at java.lang.Class.forName(Class.java:native)
at java.lang.Class.forName(Class.java:52)
First, confirm your CLASSPATH setting (by doing echo $CLASSPATH). Your
CLASSPATH will be different because of where you have installed things,
but my CLASSPATH is a good example:
/usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.4/common/lib/xerces.jar:\
/usr/local/soap-2_3_1/soap.jar:\
/usr/local/soap-2_3_1:\
/usr/
