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Posted to soap-user@xml.apache.org by Cory Isaacson <ci...@capita2.com> on 2000/07/14 05:11:36 UTC
Just Starting Out
Is there a good reference on how to install SOAP and run the samples using IBM WebSphere? I didn't find anything in the download with explicit steps as to how to get set up.
Thanks in advance,
Cory
Using SOAP with Websphere
Posted by Guy Galil <Gu...@ViryaNet.com>.
We use IBM WebSphere 2.03
What do we need to do to run the SOAP server under it instead of Tomcat.
Guy
Re: An Application or a toolkit
Posted by George I Matkovits <ma...@uswest.net>.
I am also new to XML SOAP. Please down load it when there is a stable version on
apache.(- IMHO it is currently more like an application which I would also like
to extend and use more like a tool kit. Perhaps we could cooperate?
Sanjiva Weerawarana <sa...@watson.ibm.com>
has detailed a plan for its future development somewhere on this forum. Please
read it.
Regards.
Guy Galil wrote:
> Hi
> I would like to understand the direction of this project.
> Is it going to be an application (like Tomcat) which can run under a server
> or is it going to be a toolkit (like xerces) enabling developers to use it
> in their own SOAP implementation.
> We have our own rpc server with services and types repository and would like
> to add SOAP request and responce support, We could use a plugable toolkit
> for SOAP marshalling/unmarshalling, HTTP header settings and the likes, but
> we don't need the Apache SOAP implementation as a complete application.
> I think this is the case for many implementors.
> Thanks for any responce.
> Guy
Re: An Application or a toolkit
Posted by George I Matkovits <ma...@uswest.net>.
I am also new to XML SOAP. Please down load it when there is a stable version on
apache.(- IMHO it is currently more like an application which I would also like
to extend and use more like a tool kit. Perhaps we could cooperate?
Sanjiva Weerawarana <sa...@watson.ibm.com>
has detailed a plan for its future development somewhere on this forum. Please
read it.
Regards.
Guy Galil wrote:
> Hi
> I would like to understand the direction of this project.
> Is it going to be an application (like Tomcat) which can run under a server
> or is it going to be a toolkit (like xerces) enabling developers to use it
> in their own SOAP implementation.
> We have our own rpc server with services and types repository and would like
> to add SOAP request and responce support, We could use a plugable toolkit
> for SOAP marshalling/unmarshalling, HTTP header settings and the likes, but
> we don't need the Apache SOAP implementation as a complete application.
> I think this is the case for many implementors.
> Thanks for any responce.
> Guy
An Application or a toolkit
Posted by Guy Galil <Gu...@ViryaNet.com>.
Hi
I would like to understand the direction of this project.
Is it going to be an application (like Tomcat) which can run under a server
or is it going to be a toolkit (like xerces) enabling developers to use it
in their own SOAP implementation.
We have our own rpc server with services and types repository and would like
to add SOAP request and responce support, We could use a plugable toolkit
for SOAP marshalling/unmarshalling, HTTP header settings and the likes, but
we don't need the Apache SOAP implementation as a complete application.
I think this is the case for many implementors.
Thanks for any responce.
Guy
An Application or a toolkit
Posted by Guy Galil <Gu...@ViryaNet.com>.
Hi
I would like to understand the direction of this project.
Is it going to be an application (like Tomcat) which can run under a server
or is it going to be a toolkit (like xerces) enabling developers to use it
in their own SOAP implementation.
We have our own rpc server with services and types repository and would like
to add SOAP request and responce support, We could use a plugable toolkit
for SOAP marshalling/unmarshalling, HTTP header settings and the likes, but
we don't need the Apache SOAP implementation as a complete application.
I think this is the case for many implementors.
Thanks for any responce.
Guy
Using SOAP with Websphere
Posted by Guy Galil <Gu...@ViryaNet.com>.
We use IBM WebSphere 2.03
What do we need to do to run the SOAP server under it instead of Tomcat.
Guy
Re: Just Starting Out
Posted by George I Matkovits <ma...@uswest.net>.
> Cory Isaacson wrote:
>
> Is there a good reference on how to install SOAP and run the samples using IBM WebSphere? I didn't find anything in the download with explicit steps as to how to get set up.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Cory
on UNIX/NT:
- install Tomcat3.2B1 in standalone mode
- unzip/untar into the 'soap' directory and update server.xml with soap location
- setup CLASSPATH as per instructions
- start tomcat and the deployment manager jsp
- run samples in the soap directory from the command line
regards - George
Re: Just Starting Out
Posted by George I Matkovits <ma...@uswest.net>.
> Cory Isaacson wrote:
>
> Is there a good reference on how to install SOAP and run the samples using IBM WebSphere? I didn't find anything in the download with explicit steps as to how to get set up.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Cory
on UNIX/NT:
- install Tomcat3.2B1 in standalone mode
- unzip/untar into the 'soap' directory and update server.xml with soap location
- setup CLASSPATH as per instructions
- start tomcat and the deployment manager jsp
- run samples in the soap directory from the command line
regards - George