Webobjects and C# web services on IIS.

I've not been able to find any informationa about the level of interoperability of WebObjects and dotnet C# web services.
Here's the situation:
members of my programming group are writing an application as a web service. They come from a windows background so they're using Visual Studio.net and C# to write their functions.
I understand that the idea of web services/WebObjects is to output xml wrapped in soap, so that the client architecture etc are irrelevant. I also understand that IIS requires an adaptor to play nice with WebObjects.
Does this mean that I can develop my functions in WebObects and have them work as part of a web service written in dotnet and C#?
any help appreciated.

We used to be able to just add tomcat and the java SDK, if you have a BOE XI 3.1 installer I think you still can, but I don't think the edge and crystal reports server installers can. If you have either of them you will need to reinstall
Regards,
Tim

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Is it possible to install BOE Web Services onto IIS with BOE XI 3.1 SP 3? We ultimately plan on using Live Office and we weren't sure if we were going to have to use Tomcat or not.

We used to be able to just add tomcat and the java SDK, if you have a BOE XI 3.1 installer I think you still can, but I don't think the edge and crystal reports server installers can. If you have either of them you will need to reinstall
Regards,
Tim

Web Service with IIS Web server feasible?

Hi all,
we have come up with the following architecture and would like to
know whether we have mis-interpret anything. We would also like
to know whether this architecture is feasbile or not.
     java client web page browser requesting for the WSDL
     application / of our web service.
          |
          |
     (Internet)
          |
          |
     Firewall 1 (only allow port 80 traffic)
          |
          |
     Microsoft IIS Web Server with iisproxy.dll installed.
     (hostname : d3dpc1 port number : 80)
          |
          |
     Firewall 2 (only allow port 8100 traffic)
          |
          |
     WebLogic 7.1 Server with a web service deployed.
     (hostname : d3dpc2 port number : 8100)
Assumed that we have constructed a certain web service through
the weblogic workshop and the web service page can be reached behind
the Firewall 2 via the following URL:
http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws
Next, we'd like to access the same web service outside the Firewall 1.
On our IS web server, we make use of the IIS plugin and wrote an
iisproxy.ini as follows:
WebLogicHost=d3dpc2
WebLogicPort=8100
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
WLForwardPath=/weblogic
PathTrim=/weblogic
we insalled the IIS plugin accoring to the document
"Using Web Server Plug-ins with WebLogic Server", starting
with page 3-3, running through steps 1-7, 9-10.
As a result, through the web page browser on the
client machine outside the Firewall 1, we can
obtain the WSDL through the following URL
http://d3dpc1:80/weblogic/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws?WSDL
At the bottom of the attached WSDL, we found that it appears as
<service name="FileUpload">
- <port name="FileUploadSoap" binding="s0:FileUploadSoap">
<soap:address location="http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws"
/>
</port>
- <port name="FileUploadHttpGet" binding="s0:FileUploadHttpGet">
<http:address location="http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws"
/>
</port>
- <port name="FileUploadHttpPost" binding="s0:FileUploadHttpPost">
<http:address location="http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws"
/>
</port>
</service>
It presents to us the address is "http://d3dpc2:8100...."
which is behind two of our Firewalls, which is, in turn,
cannot be directly accessed by our client applications.
As a result, if we run a java client applications to our web service by
making use of
http://d3dpc1:80/weblogic/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws?WSDL,
we may obtain the WSDL but the subsequent method calls to our web service
may be blocked. Are we mis-interpreting anything? Is it feasible
for us to setup an IIS web service in between our client applications
to our web service like that?
We are pleased to provide further information, like our simple
web service code, if not sufficient. Please offer help!
Kenneth
[FileUpload.wsdl]

Hi Kenneth,
You need to modify the file weblogic-jws-config.xml in your workshop project
folder before you genereate the WSDL file.
The <hostname> and <http-port> entity below will point to your webserver
address, in this case it would be: <hostname>d3dpc1</hostname> and
<port>80</port>
Here is an example of the XML file:
<config>
<protocol>http</protocol>
<hostname>d3dpc1</hostname>
<http-port>80</http-port>
<https-port>443</https-port>
<jws>
</jws>
</config>
Thanks,
Ninou Sarwono
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"Kenneth Yue" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
we have come up with the following architecture and would like to
know whether we have mis-interpret anything. We would also like
to know whether this architecture is feasbile or not.
java client web page browser requesting for the WSDL
application / of our web service.
|
|
(Internet)
|
|
Firewall 1 (only allow port 80 traffic)
|
|
Microsoft IIS Web Server with iisproxy.dll installed.
(hostname : d3dpc1 port number : 80)
|
|
Firewall 2 (only allow port 8100 traffic)
|
|
WebLogic 7.1 Server with a web service deployed.
(hostname : d3dpc2 port number : 8100)
Assumed that we have constructed a certain web service through
the weblogic workshop and the web service page can be reached behind
the Firewall 2 via the following URL:
http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws
Next, we'd like to access the same web service outside the Firewall 1.
On our IS web server, we make use of the IIS plugin and wrote an
iisproxy.ini as follows:
WebLogicHost=d3dpc2
WebLogicPort=8100
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
WLForwardPath=/weblogic
PathTrim=/weblogic
we insalled the IIS plugin accoring to the document
"Using Web Server Plug-ins with WebLogic Server", starting
with page 3-3, running through steps 1-7, 9-10.
As a result, through the web page browser on the
client machine outside the Firewall 1, we can
obtain the WSDL through the following URL
http://d3dpc1:80/weblogic/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws?W
SDL
>>
At the bottom of the attached WSDL, we found that it appears as
<service name="FileUpload">
- <port name="FileUploadSoap" binding="s0:FileUploadSoap">
<soap:addresslocation="http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws
/>
</port>
- <port name="FileUploadHttpGet" binding="s0:FileUploadHttpGet">
<http:addresslocation="http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws
/>
</port>
- <port name="FileUploadHttpPost" binding="s0:FileUploadHttpPost">
<http:addresslocation="http://d3dpc2:8100/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws
/>
</port>
</service>
It presents to us the address is "http://d3dpc2:8100...."
which is behind two of our Firewalls, which is, in turn,
cannot be directly accessed by our client applications.
As a result, if we run a java client applications to our web service
by
making use of
http://d3dpc1:80/weblogic/treasuryWebService/FileOperation/FileUpload.jws?W
SDL,
we may obtain the WSDL but the subsequent method calls to our web service
may be blocked. Are we mis-interpreting anything? Is it feasible
for us to setup an IIS web service in between our client applications
to our web service like that?
We are pleased to provide further information, like our simple
web service code, if not sufficient. Please offer help!
Kenneth

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Also I would like to avoid any hard coding of user id in Non-SAP system .
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Hi All,
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Pushkar

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Timestamp Error when calling Encrypt and Signed Web Service

Hello,
I maked one Web Service in the Oracle Service Bus 10gR3 that supports Encryption and Sign, basically inserting (manually) this on WSDL Contract:
This two namespaces:
xmlns:wsu="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-utility-1.0.xsd"
xmlns:wsp="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/09/policy"
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<wsp:PolicyReference URI="policy:Encrypt.xml"/>
</wsp:Policy>
<soap:body use="literal" />
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</env:Fault>
</env:Body>
</env:Envelope>
Observation: I was invoking the WebService using the soapUI Tool.
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https://admin.contoso.com,
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G Sreekumar

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The error:
No methods were selected. Select one or more methods to publish as a web service.
My code is below:
package hr;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleDataSource;
import java.sql.Statement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import oracle.xml.sql.query.OracleXMLQuery;
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String password = "mohammed";
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String query;
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OracleDataSource ds;
ds = new OracleDataSource();
ds.setURL(jdbcUrl);
conn=ds.getConnection(userid,password);
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getDBConnection();
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rset = stmt.executeQuery(query);
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Thank you for the great book you're recommended. It's really a powerful tool that makes things much better for me.
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Does anyone have a clue how to get ePrint working on the HP Color LaserJet MFP M570dw printer?
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This question was solved.
View Solution.

Hi Rene,
Have you tried updating its firmware version?
The latest firmware should improve the web services connectivity and may help resolving such an issue:
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/swdDetails/?sp4ts.oid=5210913&sp...
Also be sure to follow its steps which may help resolving a connection issue:
• Improvements made for connecting to HP Web Services.
NOTE: After updating from firmware datecode 20121002 to firmware datecode 20121019, if a connection to HP's Web Services cannot be established a Security Reset should be performed. Use the following steps to perform a Security Reset.
1. At the printer's touch screen control panel press the wrench & gear icon (Setup menu) at the top of the touch screen.
2. Using the scroll arrows on the right side, scroll until Network Setup appears then press Network Setup.
3. In the Network Setup menu select Security
4. Using the scroll arrows on the right side, scroll until Reset All Security appears and then press Reset All Security. Allow the reset to complete before attempting to connect to HP's Web Services.
Shlomi
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After running a system for many months it has suddenly decided to not work at all. I am using Data Dashboard to read variables on a host. I'll outline the system here to get a baseline:
I'm running LV 2012 SP1 f5.
I collect data from one Ethernet port and interfact it to another Ethernet port to form a proxy.
I use a fixed IP address from my DSL along with port forwarding/port triggering in my router for data observation and control.
So, what have I done so far?
1. Repaired my original LV 2012 SP1 and tested system.
2. Upgraded to LV 2012 SP1 f5 and tested system.
3. Ran service.msc and checked all the NI services that should be operational. Started and stopped several of them and rebooted computer.
4. Deployed all my SVs (multiple times)
5. Disconnected second Ethernet interface becasue sometimes the variables would deploy to this IP address.
6. Turned off my wireless because sometimes the variables would deploy to this IP address.
7. Checked "Web Server Configuration" "Application Web Server" for correct port number.
8. Checked "Web Services Management" and under "Deployed Web Services" there is one category: SV is marked as running. NOTE!! WebService is NOT listed and this could be a problem
I can use the following to retrieve data&colon; localhost:<port number>/sv/variable. But when I substitute my DSL IP number, I can no longer get any data.
So, what am I missing?
Thanks,
Paul.

Siana,
Thanks for your response.
I haven't touched the NI code in months. It is running on an XP laptop and I have the Windows updates turned off. McAfee is running on it and of course that updates regularily. This laptop is a dedicated machine that I only use for this function, nothing else. I haven't added or subtracted any programs for many months.
There have been no changes to the DSL from me. AT&T is constantly trying to get us to upgrade to U-Verse but we have resisted. All DSL modem and router hardware is the same.
Confusing, huh?

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