Re: accessing web services with Mozilla (WSDL proxying), some questions

"Martin Honnen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
>
> Merten Schumann wrote:
> > Following samples and all at
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/webservices/ I
> > finally got my web service consumed in Mozilla 1.7.7 :-) A web services
> > client implementation within the web browser, pretty cool stuff IMHO!
>
> > BTW: I tried to build my HTML/JavaScript stuff in a way that both
Mozilla
> > and IE (web services behaviour) could be used as clients. Well, the IE
stuff
> > seems to be in a unuseable state, I couldn't manage to get simplest WSDL
> > processed by the beast. I think they hard-coded some namespace stuff
there
> > which is obviously only working against .NET or so.
>
> How is you web service implemented, with Java? I have had a look at
> client side cross browser web service proxying some months ago but gave
> up rather soon as there are lots of web services done with .NET but the
> Mozilla proxying does not deal with those services.

Yes, Java, JAX-RPC (servlet). WSDL generated by Axis java2wsdl.
Absolutely simple, only strings as parameter and return types. No complex
types at all.
The WSDL I used for my tests is rpc/enc right now. I'll have to check
rpc/lit and doc/lit later. I guess the document style one will not work in
Mozilla.
   Merten