literalxml encoding in other implementations

[br...@accenture.com]

I have a general question:

Do SOAP implementations other than Apache SOAP use the 'literalxml'
encoding style? Would non-Apache SOAP clients be able to create the SOAP
body in a manner that does not necessarily represent an Object for an
RPC-style call? Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

Thanks.
Bryan


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html in the soap messages...

[JD Evora <jd...@saadian.com>]

Hi,

 I am using Apache SOAP for a while and a couple of days ago I came across a
very strange message about a malformed envelop.

 Tracking the error I learn that one of the users put a word between <> in a
String parameter and confused the XML parser.

 Shouldn't the toolkit escape all the "<"s and ">"s  ?



 Thanks
  JD Evora

html in the soap messages...

[JD Evora <jd...@saadian.com>]

Hi,

 I am using Apache SOAP for a while and a couple of days ago I came across a
very strange message about a malformed envelop.

 Tracking the error I learn that one of the users put a word between <> in a
String parameter and confused the XML parser.

 Shouldn't the toolkit escape all the "<"s and ">"s  ?



 Thanks
  JD Evora