Re: Ksoap digest, Vol 1 #253 - 1 msg

> 
> > I don't think so because JAXM is for j2se/j2ee platform. For wireless  
> > stuff, you need packages that support the wireless plattform, that is 
> > to say, having small memory footprint. Check kxml and co on this issue.
> 
> > edddie
> 
> 
> Yes, JAXM is for building SOAP messaging Web Services in J2SE/J2EE 
> platform. Actually the service built by JAXM is a Servlet which is at 
> the server side and the interface between the client and server is just 
> a SOAP Inputstream (HttpServletRequest). That means the service is 
> available for any kind of client request regardless of wired or wireless 
> platform as long as the SOAP interface is consistent.
> 
> The problem is that the SOAP message generated by the kSOAP seems cannot 
> be parsed by the JAXM directly even though the XML structure is same. I 
> am just wondering if anyone has done some projects with kSOAP and JAXM 
> successfully. Maybe the problem is too detail... :)
> 
>
Kelvin

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Ok Kelvin,
I was thinkíng more on the client (handheld side). Well I haven't done
anything with JAXM jet. I have only tried the apache, axis stuff and they work
fine with Ksoap. Maybe you can let me know roughly what you want to achieve and
I might find some alternative for you. I am also working on a project and I
have to research in these different interoperabilty issues.

Hear from you.

edddie

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