Hello, Until recently, I've used the "<impersonate >" tag in web.config, followed by proper credentials. Now I'm trying to add another asmx file, that will impersonate to a different account, and trying to do that from code. Question is - How to impersonate (on every request) from code in an asmx file (webservice) ? (I'm using C#) I...
Just want to shout out to the community to see what peoples thoughts are on Java process servers in general. IBM in particular tend to make a lot of noise about Websphere process server. I can see the idea behind the process servers if your working in a web service world but in practice are they really effective or are they just over k...
Hello, I'm trying to call a web service from a Mirth Channel transformer javascript using apache axis library (which it's supposed to be deployed with Mirth). I've tried using the following java script, but it does not work: /*importPackage(java.net); importPackage(org.apache.axis.client.Call); importPackage(org.apache.axis.client.Serv...
I've used JAXWS-RI 2.1 to create an interface for my web service, based on a WSDL. I can interact with the web service no problems, but haven't been able to specify a timeout for sending requests to the web service. If for some reason it does not respond the client just seems to spin it's wheels forever. Hunting around has revealed that...
Anyone know of any good articles that describe how to accomplish this? ...
i can't seem to figure what i'm doing wrong. i am simply trying to call a .net web service method from my BB application. when i call a method that DOES NOT require parameters, i get a valid string response and everyone is happy. however, when i call a method that requires parameters (and i pass those parameters within the invoke() call)...
I am generating some json to send to a web service. Currently I am creating a hash, loading it with the data and then calling to_json to generate the json string to send. But I figure it would be much cleaner and more rails like if I could use a template in a .erb file to generate the json for me. All the info I can find on erb files ...
Hi there, I asked a very similar question not too long ago and got some great responses. I've made it pretty far but still can't quite get things to talk. What I have is a PC running IIS and a web service inside of that. I'm trying to get the iPhone simulator on my Mac to be able to see this web service. I can ping my PCs local IP addres...
I've created a Java web service using the @WebService annotation and deployed the service to a Glassfish server that lives behind a proxy server. The problem is when someone accesses our WSDL and looks at the service endpoint address location they see http://app server url/service... instead of http://proxy server url/service... I...
i need to visit a secure web service, every request in the header need to carry a token. i know the endpoint to the web service, i also know how to create the token. but i cannot see the WSDL for the webservice. is there a way in C#, to create a soap client, without the WSDL file. ...
While this stems from the age-old debate between Java and .NET, I'm interested in the merits of these two technologies in terms of SOA/web services. I'm starting a new project writing web services. I don't have extensive experience writing them in either Java or C#, and I'm open to using either a Microsoft stack (running IIS) or a Linux...
I am trying to add a web reference to an ASP.NET 2.0 application in Visual Studio 2008. However, the generated proxy classes do not include BeginXXXX and EndXXXX methods. How can I get these to be generated? Do I need to manually use wsdl.exe? (Incidentally in ASP.NET 3.5 apps, there is an option in the Add Service Reference box which...
[RUN DOWN] I am required to call on a webservice with version information embedded in the webservice name. EG. webserviceV1 When I generate a proxy class from the wsdl the webservice name is used to as the class name. I am using the wsdl.exe tool. I can foresee that a new version of the webservice would result in my code base having to...
I need to modify an existing Java SE process to expose a web service. I notice that ApacheCXF can expose web services from a Java SE process, but my company is pushing me strongly towards using Axis2. All the examples seem to assume you're running a fully-fledged servlet container. But since Java SE 6 includes com.sun.net.httpserver,...
Hello, I am trying to log onto a website using Python. I have written the code to connect to the target but I need to login and select a button on the website and wait for a response. I have looked at the HTTP Protocol in Python and was thinking of using 'HTTPConnection.putrequest'. I am not sure how to do this, I have the code I have s...
I'm using soapUI to test some WebServices. In MockService available in soapUI I get this default response <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:sch="http://www.someurl.com/schemas"> <soapenv:Header/> <soapenv:Body> <sch:Response> <sch:Somet...
I am currently in need of help for brainstorming for some ideas. I have seen the following applications for thin-client: some of the web servers providing services such as video conversion an iPhone app that simply connects to a website, and send a text string in which the server will synthesize a voice file that will be streamed bac...
When I used to create xml web services before, Visual Studio created a SOAP interface where any HTTP/XML based client could consume it. From what I heard from a colleague, Microsoft moved away from this standard and created their own standard. At this point, I am leaning toward writing an asmx web service application (because of the ramp...
Hello, I have a class that inherits from SPItemEventReceiver and implements ItemAdded, ItemUpdated, and ItemDeleted. These all work just fine and I'm getting the data I need. However, I want to push some of the data to a 3rd party server via a web service. What is the best way to configure the external dependency of the web service f...
I'd like to avoid embedding HTML in XML returned from my JAX-RS web service, but still be able to return both XML and HTML in the response to a single GET. Is there a way to do this? Is it a bad idea? Right now I am doing 2 separate GET's for different resources one XML one HTML - however since both resources are always retrieved toget...