Discussions

News: "A Detailed Look at SOAP", Part 2 of Web Services Series Posted

Bookmark and Share Get thread feed

  1. "A Detailed Look at SOAP", Part 2 of Web Services Series Posted (4 messages)

    • Posted by: Nitin Bharti
    • Posted on: January 03 2002 22:46 EST
    The second installment of the "Developing Web Services Series" discusses SOAP complex type handling, and look sin detail at how SOAP error messages are created. It also explores how to use remote references with web services. This article will provide you with a good understanding of SOAP, WSDL and the process of creating and working with web services.

    Read article here.
    Reply to this

    Threaded Messages (4)

  2. "A Detailed Look at SOAP", Part 2 of Web Services Series Posted[ Go to top ]

    Hi,
    I think there are some errors in the class demos\mapping\TradingClient:
    this package does not exist: com.systinet.demos.mapping.struct.OrderRequest
    the right package is com.systinet.demos.mapping.OrderRequest
    Besides, symbol, type, limitPrice, volume are private attributes of OrderRequest and cannot be accesses the way it is done in TradingClient:
        order.symbol = "BEAS";
          order.type = com.systinet.demos.mapping.OrderRequest.ORDER_TYPE_BUY;
          order.limitPrice = 13;
          order.volume = 213000;
    The examples do not compile!
    Sam.
    Reply to this Reply to original

  3. "A Detailed Look at SOAP", Part 2 of Web Services Series Posted[ Go to top ]

    Sam,

    The com.systinet.demos.mapping.struct.OrderRequest class should be generated from the web service WSDL file by the WSDLCompiler tool. You can find the WSDLCompiler invocation in the runMappingClient.bat script. This script generates the proper OrderRequest Java class.

    Hope it helps

    Zdenek
    Reply to this Reply to original

  4. "A Detailed Look at SOAP", Part 2 of Web Services Series Posted[ Go to top ]

    I realized that after my posting! However I still don't understand why do we need to do that. Can't we just use the original RequestOrder instead?
    Sam.
    Reply to this Reply to original

  5. "A Detailed Look at SOAP", Part 2 of Web Services Series Posted[ Go to top ]

    Your conclusion says part 3 will be about security. Any ETA on this article? I am especially interested in this.
    Reply to this Reply to original