I don't think it's necessary to agree on a mechanism for representing a method call in terms of schema. I think each endpoint should be free to define this...
Speaking for myself (not for IONA for this message. I don't think IONA has an official position on this yet), I have to agree 100%. I REALLY like rpc/literal...
Hello, I wish I could have stayed longer yesterday, but had to go... I'll be updating the R3 page with results/links to results as they come in from the...
Bob Cunnings
cunnings@...
Mar 1, 2002 3:45 pm
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My question wasn't meant as a "let's discuss what the schema should look like", I meant it as a question to foster the idea that perhaps these two problems...
Hi all, During the interop event this week, a couple of the vendors reported an issue with the XMLBus server returning WSDL where the SOAP location URL did not...
WSDL is more explicit about representing the parameters as elements (I've quoted the relevant parts of section 3.5 below). I don't understand your comment "we...
Would you agree with me that wrapped is essentially an rpc call, where the name of the root of the document fragment is the method name? While it may not fit...
I agree that what we call doc/lit/wrapped models the input and output of a method as schema, though way more flexibly than is allowed by wsdl for rpc/literal....
Following up from Glen's discussion on the interop registry during the closing discussion at the WSDL F2F, I've added all the round 3 tests to my existing...
My apologies for taking so long to post the discussion results. Nimbda and I were fighting :(. I had a lot of fun the last week. The group inspired me to be...
http://www.whitemesa.com/r3/photos1.html http://www.whitemesa.com/r3/photos2.html http://www.whitemesa.com/r3/photos3.html Please let me know if there are any...
Bob Cunnings
cunnings@...
Mar 3, 2002 9:09 pm
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Hi all, I have a Webservice programmed with the Java Webservice Development Kit and I can connect to this service with a Java Client, but, as webservices are...
We're mishandling the empty element: <id2 id='id2' soapenc:root='0' xsi:type='soapenc:Array' soapenc:arrayType='xsd:anyType[0]'/> if you do <id2 id='id2'...
Hi Alex, Thanks for the info. This makes it easier to work around the issue. I'm surprised that this is the reason though, because most XML parser APIs would...
We're using the managed stream-based System.Xml.XmlTextReader in the .net framework. It allows you to do something like this: reader.ReadStartElement(); while...
What are people doing for this, is everyone following the Apache serialization ?, is everyone using the Apache QName as the type ?, anyone doing anything...
Simon, We started out doing this in the same style as Apache, but .NET barfs on it completely. We moved over to an object with two single dimensional arrays....
ZSI does (http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap, Map) just like Apache does. I got samples from Paul K, so I assume soap::lite does, too. :) /r$ -- Zolera Systems,...
I should probably add that we are using a different qname so as not to confuse anyone else's toolkit. --Wes ... barfs on ... dimensional ... way, ... Map, ... ...
hi there, don't you guys have problems with .NET interop based on these schemas? when we tried, .NET won't generate web references that use this stuff. cheers,...
... I don't exepct every soap toolkit to support every datatype. ZSI is in python, and by default I turn dictionaries (hash/maps) into struct's. -- Zolera...
I am new to SOAP and I have to build a mainframe SOAP RPC Server that will acccept a SOAP RPC. I don't have fancy tools to accept the request so I have to deal...
hi there, out of interest, why do you have to write your own SOAP server? it is a complex task to do correctly, and there are already a bazillion free SOAP...
for xml document .. <complexType name="a"> <sequence / choice> <any .... /> </sequence / choice> </complexType> You can use the same for xsl also, but to be...
Chandra Kalyanaraman
chandrak@...
Mar 8, 2002 7:52 am
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Hi Soap can be used in two ways : "RPC" and "Messaging". I have questions regarding this: 1) In the context of Web-Services, Soap seems to be used in "RPC"...
Naresh Agarwal
nagarwal@...
Mar 8, 2002 8:40 am
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Hi Today, most of the Soap implementations use HTTP for transport protocol..However, in the near future, we expect more support for "Asynchronous" transport...
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