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Posted to soap-user@xml.apache.org by "Michael J. Hudson" <mh...@blueprinttech.com> on 2001/08/11 01:39:54 UTC
Re: [Solution] After a Generated SOAP Fault, the Call object is DEAD.
I figured out what's happening...
for some reason, Apache SOAP blows away the FULL target-object-URI when
a fault occurs. When I say "FULL"... I mean the one that holds the
session ID for contacting stateful session beans and the like.
THUS, subsequent invokations of methods on the Call object AFTER a
fault causes "service '' unknown" errors... cause that URI is null.
So... as long as I retrieve the FULL target-object-URI after this
first contact with my bean... and then refresh the Call object's
target-object-URI with this value after a fault... then everything
is fine.
Does anybody know if they've fixed this in any of their nightly builds,
or if they otherwise know about this bug??
--------------------"Michael J. Hudson" wrote:
>
> After invoking the Call object... and the response generates a fault,
> it doesn't seem like I can use the same Call object again to call
> any other methods.
>
> I get a "service '' unknown" error for every method I try to call AFTER
> I've generated one fault.
>
> I'm using Apache SOAP 2.2 and it's hitting a stateful session bean.
>
> Any ideas?
>
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