[SoapRMI] Trouble accessing .NET
Aleksander Slominski
aslom_at_cs.indiana.edu
Wed, 03 Sep 2003 18:35:42 -0500
BESTJ_at_Nationwide.com wrote:
>I don't think there is a defect, unless lack of documentation is a defect.
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>I just can't find any samples, and your API refrence has no detail, just
>method prototypes.
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>I can execute a service fine on the ASP.NET server, but when I get a
>response back it responds with this error:
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>xml mapping problem when reading object at line 1 and column 304 seen
>...<HelloWorldResult>... (parser state START_TAG); nested exception is:
>soaprmi.mapping.XmlMapException: no mapping for
>encodingStyle=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/
>uri=test:/jtest/Service1 localName=HelloWorldResult
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>It seems it is seeing a <HelloWorldResult> and doesn't know what to do with
>it - no mapping. I have tried to learn how to do this mapping by looking
>at every sample you have, and none have enlightened me. I am frustrated
>because I can't figure it out and can't find any documentation.
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hi Jamie,
you are right it looks liekproblem with mappign but i need to reproduce
it to be avle to fix it - could you try to run it with SOAP XML messages
tracing and debug on - use -Dlog=:ALL as JAVA_OPTS (set it as
environment variable and use run.sh/.bat script or directly pass to
java.exe). here you can find some more about it:
http://mailman.cs.indiana.edu/pipermail/soaprmi/2002-March/000336.html
http://mailman.cs.indiana.edu/pipermail/soaprmi/2002-December/000424.html
http://mailman.cs.indiana.edu/pipermail/soaprmi/2002-December/000427.html
http://mailman.cs.indiana.edu/pipermail/soaprmi/2001-December/000277.html
i realize that mappign is probably the biggest weakness in xsoap and
will try to make better job with next xsoap version.
thanks,
alek
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>BESTJ_at_Nationwide.com wrote:
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>>I am trying this again, as my last try bounced.
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>>----- Forwarded by James M Best/Nationwide/NWIE on 09/02/03 08:09 PM -----
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>>I was pointed to your soap implementation from a link on the Apache
>>website. I am trying to access a SOAP service on an ASP.NET server, and
>>having no luck. I spent many hours today just trying to get it talking to
>>Microsoft's "Hello World" service.
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>hi James,
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>i was connecting xsoap (aka soaprmi) to .NET services before and it worked.
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>>I have no trouble connecting to this service from Perl or C, using other
>>libraries, but I have not found a single simple example of using your
>>library to talk to a non-xsoap server.
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>>I would like to find a small JAVA library I can use to connect to both an
>>IBM websphere server (apache) and Microsoft server, but unless someone
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>>can point me in the right direction I am going to start examining other
>>libraries.
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>that is definitely what for xsoap was designed for.
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>>I have searched your mailing list archive and website, but have not found
>>anything useful.
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>if you describe in bugzilla how to reproduce the problem you have i will
>try to reproduce it and fix it.
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>please send bug report to xsoap-java:
>http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi
>http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/bugzilla/
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>thanks,
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>alek
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