Web services using OIM Client API.

Hi All,
decided to try out some webservices talking to OIM via the client api. have a few questions.
is it better if the webservice app server and the OIM ejb app server are the same? i.e. weblogic.
I noticed in some of the code that configurationclient is using "web-client" rather than "Discovery.Coreserver" as the first param. what's the difference?
Im currently using tomcat5 and java5 with xfire. and I think tomcat is not liking the weblogic jar. I could swap out the app server but would like to keep using java5 and xfire if that's possible.
curious to hear abut other setups.
Thanx.
Fred

I have a couple of clients using web services to expose OIM APIs. The most common approaches is to either use Apache Axis or the web service module in Websphere.
Perhaps you should try migrating to Apache Axis if your application server doesn't like the Weblogic jars?
I personally like Axis but that is mostly because I have used Axis a couple of times.
Best regards
/M

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INFO 07:29:10: SOAP HTTP Binding CL_SOAP_HTTP_TPBND_ROOT->IF_SOAP_HTTP_TRANSPORT_BINDING~SET_CLIENT_BY_DESTINATION() ICF
Client created by DESTINATION
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INFO 07:29:10: SOAP Application CL_SOAP_APPLICATION_CLIENT->IF_SOAP_APPLICATION_CS~INIT() Application urn:sap-com:soap
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INFO 07:29:10: SOAP LP Registry CL_SRT_LP_MAINTENANCE->CREATE_CLIENT_APPL() Client application initialized
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Error in module XMLParserGetNextElement:773
Id @(#) $Id: //bas/700_REL/src/krn/rfc/xrfcpars.c#2 $
Unallowed RFC-XML Tag
Error in module XMLConverterReadTag:3061
Id @(#) $Id: //bas/700_REL/src/krn/rfc/xrfccnvrt.c#5 $
Unallowed RFC-XML Tag(24)
Error in module ab_soap:4392
Id @(#) $Id: //bas/700_REL/src/krn/rfc/abxrfccal.c#2 $
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Kind Regards
Gustav Coleske
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