If I'm writing a service on a Server, how do I access
the header entries sent with the request? I
understand how to set them and retrieve them on the
Client side, but I don't see how the individual
methods on my provider can do the same.
Thanks!
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you're invoking
through SOAP. See the documentation (I believe its the
interoperability section) to see how this works.
-javier
Matt Barnes wrote:
> If I'm writing a service on a Server, how do I
access
> the header entries sent with the request? I
> understand how to set them a
I need to change my content type to ISO-8859-1 in my
HTTP header and my header. How do I do
this?
Thanks!
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I recently installed JBoss and am fooling around with
the Interest example provided. I am trying to expose
the calculateCompoundInterest method as a SOAP
service. My Deployment Descriptor looks like this:
http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap/deployment";
id="urn:interestExample">
OK, I've gotten a little further. I changed the CNTXT_PROVIDER_URL in StatelessEJBProvider from iiop://localhost:900 to localhost:1099 and the CNTXT_FACTORY_NAME from com.ibm.ejs.ns.jndi.CNInitialContextFactory to org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory. Now I get
javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableE
I was able to get an EJB running using JBoss and tomcat by unzipping my EJB's jar into the \jakarta-tomcat\classes directory (which is in my CLASSPATH).
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