URL and port

[Lenhart Stefan <St...@rbu.de>]

Hi everybody!

I'm quite confused about the URL I have to use for the invoke method of the
Call class. In the examples I've found, only the value found in the
<soap:address location=.....> tag of the corresponding WSDL file is used. 

However, when I try this for my own sample WebService, I get a SOAP Fault:
"Missing port information". I tried to add the port Tomcat displays when I
point my browser to the service's URL, i.e. using the URL
"http://localhost:8080/sample/service/PORTNAME_AS_STATED_BY_TOMCAT". It
doesn't work this way either, I'm getting another SOAP Fault: "Internal
server error", but this could be a problem with the service itself, although
it worked fine when I invoked it's methods directly.

Anyway, the big question for me is: Do I have to add the port name to the
URL object in Call.invoke(url, "") or not? If so, why must I and the guys
doing these example service don't have to?

I'm grateful for any hints.
Thanks a lot in advance!

 
Mit freundlichen Gruessen

Stefan Lenhart

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