>From a Java class instantiated by a SOAP service, how do I gain access to
the SOAP message header data?
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Look at transport/http/SOAPHTTPConnection.java and grep for header.
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From: davout [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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get at the SOAP headers. Sorry for the confusion.
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From: davout [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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So where or how do I get hold of this SOAPHTTPConnection o
usion.
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From: davout [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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So where or how do I get hold of this SOAPHTTPConnection object instance? Is
there a factory class, or what?
I'm getting the error shown below whenever I try to access a registered SOAP
service. Using the SOAP admin GUI I've checked to see that the method exists
(it does). What else could be going wrong?
The targeted method happens to be the second in a list of methods
implemented by this service. It ha
Does anybody know how to debug a Java web service running under Apache SOAP
2.2 in the JBuilder5 IDE?
If I use the SOAP admin deployment form to define a web service, whereabouts
does this create the resulting XML file?
implements whatever
convention you want for receiving the headers from the soap engine. The
docs indicate how to write your own provider.
Sanjiva.
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From: "davout" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2001 3:48 AM
Axis is still in alpha. I'm reluctant to use anything that is pre-release.
When is Axis due for formal release?
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From: Sam Ruby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 December 2001 11:26
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Any guess-timate of when this will be?
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From: Sam Ruby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 December 2001 12:23
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Subject: RE: Access to Soap message header data?
"davout" wrote:
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> Axis is still in alpha. I'm reluctant to use
Can anybody tell me how to prepare a client side call to a SOAP RPC service
that has one parameter of type "int[]", like...
public String[][] findNames(int[] anIDArray)
How do I create the parameter instance? I've tried the following but it
won't compile...
fParams.addElement(new Param
Can anybody give me some background on how to create SOAP calls that use
arrays as both inputs and method results?
Take the following example
public String[][] findNames(int[] anIDs);
This method receives an input of an array of ints and returns a two
dimensional array of strings.
I'm running SOAP 2.2 against some Java based RPC classes.
I've been informed elsewhere that in normal use a Java RPC class
instantiated by SOAP 2.2 cannot access the SOAP message header.
I'm wondering whether this gap can be covered by creating a new RPC provider
that inherits from the standard
with some ideas on how to implement app level
authentication?
The options appear to be...
* Including authentication ID's as part of the soap message
* Making the first parameter in each soap class method an authentication ID
* What else?
TIA,
davout
P.S. my end product has to be c
Is it possible to debug/trace Soap2.2 Java web service execution inside the
JBuilder5 IDE?
If so how?
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