I am new to SOAP and Tomcat and I am continuously getting this problem:
Fault Code = SOAP-ENV:Server.BadTargetObjectURI
Fault String = Unable to resolve target object: Hello
As per I have read so far it is due to the classpath settings.
I have all my .java and .class files( as well as classpa
Hello Scott.
Thanks for replying.
Here are the steps of installation and configuration:
1. I have installed Tomcat 3.2.4 at C:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.4
2. Then I downloaded soap-bin-2.0.zip on harddisk and unzipped to create C:
\soap-2_0 folder which contained
docs,lib,samples and webapps fold
Hello Scott...
I tried putting the my service file i.e Hello.class file at
c:/soap-2_0/webapps/soap/WEB-INF/classes
and added this in the classpath too. But it didn't worked.
I then put this .class file in c:/soap-2_0/webapps/soap and
c:/soap-2_0/webapps/soap/WEB-INF just to see if it works but
I am using follwing non-working link in my DeploymentDescriptor.xml file
while depolying my web service:
http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap/deployment
Is non-working of this link is not creating the problem in proper
deployment of the
service class.
this file is attached below:
http://xml.apache.
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Nishant Awasthi
Corporate Systems Database Intern
Progressive Insurance
Phone: 440-603-4055 (Work)
Cell: 330-328-0243 (Cell)
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Hello Scott..
I have freedom to use different version of SOAP and Tomcat.
Do you recommend me to use SOAP 2.2 and Tomcat 4.4 with xerces 1.4.4?
If yes I would like to try this combination.
Thanks
Nishant
Thanks Scott I will try to use the recommended version as you have said and
will
tell you the results...
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Nishant Awasthi
Corporate Systems Database Intern
Progressive Insurance
Phone: 4
Hello Scott.
As discussed in your previous mail I have successfully installed tomcat
4.0.4 and soap 2.2
and set the classpath properly.
1. Now tomcat is running properly.
2. I have done exaclty as discussed at site
http://www.scottnichol.com/apachesoapinstall.htm
3. http://localhost:8080/soap
I would like to thank you Scott
At least I am able to run the the sample (SOAP) that is address book as
discussed in
http://www.scottnichol.com/apachesoapinstall.htm.
Thats to you and yur website..I am sure it is going to help many more
users.
I have been trying for long time but was not ab
Hello Scott...
Good News !!! Everything is working fine now
I have just ran my first SOAP application successfullyand its all
because of you.
You have given me hope by making consistent replies to my emails
I have found something interesting here while configuring all the things:
1
Hello Scott...
I want to add a SOAP ENVELOPE in my java servlet such that It should be
able to detect
the webservice and give me the response.
Let me make it more clear.
1. I want to depoly a service first of all on say MACHINE A.
2. Then On MACHINE B, I want to run a simple html page which wi
Hello Scott
You have correctly visualized the whole situation:
>First, let me try re-phrasing what you've said to see if I understand.
>1. An Apache SOAP service is deployed on machine A.
>2. An HTML page is on machine B.
>3. The HTML page has a form that will invoke a servlet on machine ? whe
Scott.
You got it... This is absolutely the same thing I wanted to do
Let me try to figure out how this can be done
I will email you if I have some problem..
Thanks
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Nishant Aw
Hey Scott...
I am able to run my first SOAP-Servlet program successfully as
we have discussed in emails below.
I am now making something more complex nowA telephone directory look-up
service.
Lets see where it takes me.
Thanks
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Hello evryone...
Can anyone tell me how to start making a SOAP application using WebSphere?
I was wondering if there is some step by step guide/tutorial available
online for running webservices using
WebSphere. I downloaded webservices tutorial from the IBMsite and
gosh...that tutorial is too co
One never specifies the parameters in the Deployment Descriptor file.
Instead just specify the name of the mehtod...
SOAP looks for the name and not the parameters of the methos of
deployed web services.
Nisha
Please check your classpath and see that whereever you have put you
.class service file, it is included in CLASSPATH.
This is simple classpath problem. You are seeing the service deployed but
your client is not finding the service class.
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forgot one thingxerces.jar file should be the first entry in the
classpath...
Nishant Awasthi
Corporate Systems Development
Progressive Insurance
Mike
put mail.jar, activation.jar, xerces.jar and soap.jar in %JAVA_HOME%
\jre\lib\ext...
You JVM is not finding these files which should be in the classpath of the
JVM...
Try it out..
Nishant Awasthi
Corporate
Hello everyone..
I have successfully used SOAP to make a telephone directory Web service.
Right now I am returning "String" as return type from my Web service method
back to the client and my client displays the string in HTML based browser.
I was wondering if there is a way by which I can retu
Hello Scott
I must admit the possibility that SOAP client might not be un-escaping the
XML string I am sending.
I will try to escape the characters by using (Backslash '\' and see if
my client can output XML string.
Thanks again,
Nishant
Hey Scott
I just now tried to escape the "<" and ">" and "?" tags of XML with
escape charater ("\" - backslash)
and tried to compile my java file it gave me error on each and everyspot
where I please "\"...
I don't know if I did something wrong or what...I am attaching a sample of
the code pleas
Thanks for the comprehensive reply Scott,
I will try to fix my client and server code...
Thanks again
Nishant
Scott Nichol
Thanks Scott...
It is really of great help...
Nishant
Scott Nichol
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