Re: SOAP client access problem

Hi

DeployedServices.ds is the file where service Manager (infact its the config 
manager) stores the list of deployed services. In apache soap enabled 
tomcat u will find it under $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/soap directory.Assuming the
soap package has been deployed as a web application under soap directory.

i guess the soap installation guide has the details of 
integrating soap with tomcat.


regards
biju raman



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>Biju,
>
>Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, the URNs are both lowercase 
>and identical.
>
>I discovered something else may be relevant to the problem... when I 
>restart Tomcat, I see this sometimes appearing in my catalina.out:
>
>SOAP Service Manager: Unable to read 'DeployedServices.ds': assuming 
>fresh start
>
>Is this normal? If not, what does it signify?
>
>Thanks,
>Jason
>
>
>
>On Wednesday, May 29, 2002, at 01:17  PM, Biju Raman wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> the uri identification is case sensitive . so may be you must have 
>> misspelled
>> the urn identifier or  the letter case may be incorrect.
>>
>> please check whether the deployed service uri and the one on the client
>> program are the same.
>>
>> regards
>> biju
>>
>>
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>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> As someone very new to SOAP, I'm trying to get a very simple SOAP 
>>> client
>>> I wrote to talk to a simple SOAP service that I've deployed. I'm 
>>> running
>>> into a problem.
>>>
>>> The service is deployed under "urn:helloworld", and when I look at the
>>> deployed service information in the Apache SOAP admin app, everyting
>>> appears to be in order. However, When I run the client, I get a fault
>>> string "service 'urn:helloworld' unknown".
>>>
>>> Are there any typical reasons why an URN listed in the admin app
>>> wouldn't be accessible by a SOAP client?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Jason
>>