Jakarta Tomcat 4.1.12 Java Web Service, .NET client

Not sure why it won't work, but try http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/01/30/soap.html

and maybe http://www.themindelectric.com/

"Sandra" <kmarisan@jumpy.it> wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>How can I consume a Web Service made in Java using Jakarta Tomcat 4.1.12
>-
>Axis 1.0 from a client in Visual Studio .NET (using a Visual Basic.NET Web
>Application)?
>
>I have an autogenerated WSDL file from Tomcat.
>
>When I use Add Web Reference from VS.NET the Reference is linked to my application
>but the Jakarta Tomcat server gives messages indicating wrong types even
>though I didn't write any code.
>
>Then if I try to add code, the Intellisense doesn't show this class between
>the possibilities. I think that this means that the class is not considered.
>
>How can resolve this? Maybe the WSDL file have something that .NET doesn't
>accept?
>
>Thank in advance,
> Sandra
>

We also had the same problem but solved it by deserializing the xml "manualy".
The problem is that axis "formats" the xml diffrently than what .NET expects...

"Pink" <java.@127.0.0.1> wrote:
>
>I think I have the same problem.
>
>I'm not able to deserialize the xml that I get from the host. I'm using
the
>same xml namespace. is this a .NET problem?
>
>
>"Sandra" <kmarisan@jumpy.it> wrote:
>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>How can I consume a Web Service made in Java using Jakarta Tomcat 4.1.12
>>-
>>Axis 1.0 from a client in Visual Studio .NET (using a Visual Basic.NET
Web
>>Application)?
>>
>>I have an autogenerated WSDL file from Tomcat.
>>
>>When I use Add Web Reference from VS.NET the Reference is linked to my
application
>>but the Jakarta Tomcat server gives messages indicating wrong types even
>>though I didn't write any code.
>>
>>Then if I try to add code, the Intellisense doesn't show this class between
>>the possibilities. I think that this means that the class is not considered.
>>
>>How can resolve this? Maybe the WSDL file have something that .NET doesn't
>>accept?
>>
>>Thank in advance,
>> Sandra
>>
>

I jave encountered this error when I was trying to invoke a method which was
not defined in my apache axis generated WSDL...Check your WSDL with the proper
set of operations and bindings...

"Danny Cheng" <danny@ccs.dlsu.edu.ph> wrote:
>
>go to Solution Explorer-> Web References-> Reference Map
>
>edit the property "Custom Tool Name", use the name in the program, and intellisense
>can then see it...
>
>However, when I executed the program, it gave me a "Method not allowed"
error...
>can anyone help me?
>
>Using JWSDP 1.1 and VS.NET 2002
>
>"Sral" <java.@127.0.0.1> wrote:
>>
>>We also had the same problem but solved it by deserializing the xml "manualy".
>>The problem is that axis "formats" the xml diffrently than what .NET expects...
>>
>>
>>"Pink" <java.@127.0.0.1> wrote:
>>>
>>>I think I have the same problem.
>>>
>>>I'm not able to deserialize the xml that I get from the host. I'm using
>>the
>>>same xml namespace. is this a .NET problem?
>>>
>>>
>>>"Sandra" <kmarisan@jumpy.it> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>How can I consume a Web Service made in Java using Jakarta Tomcat 4.1.12
>>>>-
>>>>Axis 1.0 from a client in Visual Studio .NET (using a Visual Basic.NET
>>Web
>>>>Application)?
>>>>
>>>>I have an autogenerated WSDL file from Tomcat.
>>>>
>>>>When I use Add Web Reference from VS.NET the Reference is linked to my
>>application
>>>>but the Jakarta Tomcat server gives messages indicating wrong types even
>>>>though I didn't write any code.
>>>>
>>>>Then if I try to add code, the Intellisense doesn't show this class between
>>>>the possibilities. I think that this means that the class is not considered.
>>>>
>>>>How can resolve this? Maybe the WSDL file have something that .NET doesn't
>>>>accept?
>>>>
>>>>Thank in advance,
>>>> Sandra
>>>>
>>>
>>
>