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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 39812] - Problem with Webservice(SOAP)Request over https

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------- Additional Comments From woolfel@yahoo.com  2006-07-20 13:38 -------
I finally got time to read over the bug. If I understand the problem correctly,
the namespace URI is causing an issue with HTTPS. Since JMeter uses the old
apache SOAP, it needs to be updated. Unfortunately, I haven't had time to do the
work. I will have to check to see if apache SOAP is handling the namespace
properly. The current process is JMeter uses DOM to parse the soap message and
passes it to apache SOAP. Apache soap is responsible for creating a https
connection and sending the message. There could be a bug in apache SOAP, but it
is no longer supported. The only practical solution to this problem would be to
upgrade to axis or some other apache license compatable soap driver.

peter

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