SOAP and XML

How can I setup SOAP and web services to POST and GET XML file from the third party application?
What document can I read? Thanks!

If you are an Oracle9i JDeveloper user, you might want to try the Oracle9i JDeveloper guide which gives you a simple helloworld sample to get you going. This uses the SOAP environment that is automatically configured by default on OC4J. See:
http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/products/jdev/files/JDevRGuide.zip
The Web service demo shows how an EJB can be published on OC4J as a Web service - basically by configuring a SOAP-aware servlet that front-ends your Java/PL/SQL component.
For a more complete example check out the sample one that just came out the other day covering stateless and stateful Java classes, an EJB and a PL/SQL stored procedure:
http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/java/web_services/
For a set of examples of Web services that ship with OC4J, download OC4J and look in the directory:
<OC4J_Home>\j2ee\home\demo\web_services\
and take a read of the readme.txt. The area of OTN describing the OC4J Web services content is at:
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/webservices/
If you are looking for the Apache SOAP environment that ships with Oracle9iAS, simply look for the soap.ear file that is on the distribution. Normally this is located in <OC4J_Home>/soap/webapps/ but it might be easier to search the OC4J directory structure because its location changed between the 1.0.2.2 release and Release 2 now available here as noted above.
Hope this gives a start.
Mike.

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In which scenarios we can go for HTTP adapter and when to go for SOAP adapter?

Hi Lekshmi !!
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check this link for more differences..
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VirtualG wrote:
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Sam
"Thierry Janaudy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Hello,
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Hi,
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To keep it simple, JAX-RPC provides an API for building web services and web service
clients that use RPC and XML. While JAXM is an API for XML-based messaging, where
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JAXM is used when you are doing a messaging (a la JMS or JavaMail) with SOAP messages.
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http://dev2dev.bea.com/technologies/webservices/tutorials.jsp
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Now we probably we could have utilities provided by other vendors to generate
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"pranav" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi
We are in mid of confusion :-) between confusion between JAX RPC and
XML based
web services. Now as i understand there are 2 ways of doing web service
1) JAX RPC
2) JAXM
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factor ?
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7.0. I
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as
far as they are able to grab my WSDL ?
DO we have tools like WSDL2JAVA for other languages. WSDL2C or WSDL2NET
etc.
I am be too offf but am confused and need something to go ahead with
weblogic
and java based sewrvice.
Thanks

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should be closed immediately after PI has received message. From
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even when receiver is unreachable. It should deliver message later
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sender system open while it waits for receiver?
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Quote from How to Use the J2EE SOAP Adapter:
"If you select Best Effort, the Web service client will receive a response
message in the SOAP body. Otherwise, the Web service client will not receive a
response message if no error occurs."
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received message, I want the connection with sender to be closed. If
there will be error in communication between PI and reciever, I want
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