Is it possible to send a duplicate soup request?Basically, I have a situation where two almost identical requests can get sent but right now the response comes back as one response. I wanted visibility to the two responses and the one gets dropped off
I have created a SOAP client and initiate the transaction using proxy objects.Need to log the raw SOAP request/response XML message.
PaymentsAppServiceProxy proxy=new PaymentsAppServiceProxy(); QueryTransactionRequest request=new QueryTransactionRequest(); //Need to print the actual XML from the request try { QueryTransactionResponse response=proxy.queryTransaction(request);
I am new to web services and need to call a web service that has already been written. Below is the wsdl for the web service.I need to call the web service from my java program. provide the code to call the webservice?
I'm developing a SOAP client and have used wsimport to generate the classes, etc. and all is going pretty well, but the server requires several headers that I've been coding up manually, specifically wise:Security and o:Security blocks. While this is a valid approach, I think I'm probably doing things the hard way and I know .NET (SOAP being an MS standard originally) has some really powerful code to generate these headers. Does java have any similar counterparts? As an example, I'm writing code like the following:
I'm creating a SOAP Client with JS, this is my first time with webServices and I must have several mistakes in my code.
The poit is, with my code, I cant take acces to the WebService, but I don't know how to access to the methods inside. So the webservice gives me the following response:
<h1>Version</h1> <p>Hi there, this is an AXIS service!</p> <i>Perhaps there will be a form for invoking the service here...</i>
Instead of the correct XML for the method I'm calling.
This is the code of my SOAP client:
<html> <script type="text/javascript"> function run(){ var objXMLHttpRequest = new XMLHttpRequest(); objXMLHttpRequest.open("GET", "http://localhost:8080/CrunchifyWS/services/Version?wdsl/", true); objXMLHttpRequest.onreadystatechange = function () { //alert(objXMLHttpRequest.readyState+" "+ objXMLHttpRequest.status);
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I think that te mistake should be in the XML part, but, as I said, this is my first time and I don't know what I'm doing.
When I try to do POST instead of GET I have this reposnse:
I have a SOAP Client with wsdl to send a query to a SOAP Server. Along with the SOAP response I am supposed to attach a generated csv file (Not required to open and read - just attach).
SOAP Handler has been implemented at server.
Since it is client code I am not supposed to paste the exact contents online.
I can create new SOAPMessage and use AttachmentPart to attach the file but I am stumped regarding where to set it as response. We have used only javax.xml and apache.cxf.
I've generated SOAP classes via wsimport from a local WSDL. All of the URLs in the WSDL point to the production services, but for testing I need to connect to a test location (different URL). There are dozens of examples on the web to set the endpoint, but it doesn't seem to be working for me - it's hitting the prod URL, not test.
PrepaidServices ps = new PrepaidServices(); ps.setHandlerResolver(new CustomHandlerResolver()); IPrepaidServices port = ps.getPrepaidServices(); BindingProvider bp = (BindingProvider) port; bp.getRequestContext().put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, TEST_URL); LOG.debug("New Port = " +
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The debug correctly shows the TEST port being set correctly, but when executed, inside one of the handler resolvers, I have the following code:
I have a java file 'Arithmetic.java', in which i have 2 overridden method.Now i wanted to read this file and i need to print all the method signature lines,if i found same(overridden method)signature then i have to print "overridden method found". once i find the overridden method i have to suffix the method name as methodName_overridden1, methodName_overridden2 and so on...
package com.abcd.arithmetic; public class AllArithmatic { public Integer add(int x,int y,int z) { return (x+y-z); } public Float substract(float x, float y)
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till now i am able to read the lines, able to read the method names as well. but while putting the entire method signatures into an string array and the suffixing part , i am not able to proceed. The condition i have put to find out oerridden method is nnot working.i am stucked in comparing the duplicate method
//Finds Method Name, Method Return Type if(indexOfMethod >-1 && indexOfOpenBrace >-1){ int uniqueWordsInFile=0; //Method signature Start //System.out.println("method line="+line.trim()); List<String> methodList = new ArrayList<String>(); methodList.add(line.trim());
I did a Servlet and a JSP with a combobox. I called the JSP on one browser and selected value n1 from the combobox. From another computer, I called the (same URL) and selected value n2. I expected the Servlet to handled both requests separately, however when I select value n2 on the 2nd browser, the jsp on the 1st browser that initially had value 1, now changes into value 2 as well.
Why cant the servlet handle requests separately? users actions on different browsers should not interfere with each other..!
I had to change context path name of my web application due to some organizational shuffle. I have successfully changed it and it has been working fine.
But what is happening is we have used old context path name in reminder and notification emails. so When users hit links from old emails, they are getting 404 Error.
Is there any way to redirect the old request which has old context path to new one?
Using Java 7 update 5 (I know it's old...), we are trying to send concurrent requests to a RMI Server. When we start to tamp up the load (not too much - up to 50 concurrent requests) we start to see many IO Problems like Broken Pipe and Connection Reset By Peer. Could we be hitting some unknown limitation on concurrent access? Is there such limitation?
I am trying to create a Swing app that connects to a SOAP API. I have never messed around with web services so I sure this is user error .... The code below throws an error that says "Server did not recognize the value of HTTP Header SOAPAction".
I have written the following code to handle multiple Client Request. Lets Assume that it takes server 300 nano seconds(ns) to process one connection request. It recieves two connection requests at time t1 and t1+200ns. Since server is busy handling request 1 at time t1+200ns. what will happen to request 2.if yes what is the max size of that buffer?Maximum number of request that a server process per unit time depends on the java code.Is there also a limit to how many request a server can recieve per unit time?
public class EchoServer { public static void main(String args[]) { ServerSocket serverSocket = null; BufferedReader readSocket = null; PrintStream writeSocket = null; serverSocket = new ServerSocket(9998);
Using the concept of web service (SOAP), I need to have a web service running. The client page will pass an ID to the web service and in return the service will return some values retrieved from the database based on the ID passed, as output. The output so fetched has to be in XML format.
Is there any kind of way to generate HTTP request within a servlet, dispatch it to the server and get back the answer delivered to the servlet? Or are the servlets meant only to respond to passed requests, not generate them?
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I want to send a SOAP xml to HTTPS url using 2 way mutual ssl. I have my certificates installed in my server. I am creating the SSLSocketFactory like this -
void createSSLSocketFactory() {String clientTrustStore = *** Path to trust store file installed on my server. String clientKeyStore = *** Path to key store file installed on my server. //Reading keystore file File keyFile = new File(clientKeyStore);
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So my question is,
1) How can I set the TrustStore and KeyStore in the request.
try { // Create SoapMessage MessageFactory msgFactory = MessageFactory.newInstance(); SOAPMessage message = msgFactory.createMessage(); SOAPPart soapPart = message.getSOAPPart(); // Iterator i=message.getAttachments(); // Load the SOAP text into a stream source byte[] buffer = soapResponse.getBytes();
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Detailed error log is =============== ERROR: 'Content is not allowed in prolog.' Jul 8, 2014 10:13:53 AM com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.EnvelopeFactory createEnvelope SEVERE: SAAJ0511: Unable to create envelope from given source com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.SOAPExceptionImpl: Unable to create envelope from given source: at com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.EnvelopeFactory.createEnvelope(EnvelopeFactory.java:114)
I have a class that do a soap request to a web service , the response is containing a base64 string repressing a file content , how can i send this string to a servlet (maybe any other way) to send it to the user as a downloaded file .
How can i check the reference that is not duplicate and date format is DDDCCYYnnnnnnn, CC must be 20 and YY must not be less than the current year, nnnnnnn is the sequetial number of the file and to complete the 7 numeric characters, zero's must be populated in front of the number. DDD must be a valid reporting entity code. there must not be a duplicate. Code I try
I am using ActiveMq alongwith Spring in my project. I want my queue to be configured to reject the duplicate messages.I tried my level best to do so. I tried googling for the same. but could not get anything.