Which port Web Services uses?

Hi there,
Which port of TCP/IP does Web Services runs on? As far as from Java Web Services, there is this Java-RPC and WSDL, which ports they each runs?
Thanks for answer to newbies!

Hi,
It depends really on what port you servlet engine is running on. For example, if I run tomcat as usual on 8080, then that is thwe port that the web service runs. BUT. I can also run it on other ports too, at any time (just to confuse matters).
Can I suggest going to www.wrox.com and do a search for AXIS and download the samples (sourcecode) - most of it works with tomcat to a point. If in any doubt, the book is well worth a buy,but the source runs on earlier versions of AXIS, so there may be a few erors.
best
kev

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<Address>http://myserver:8088/mockLoadDataBinding</Address><TransportType Name="WCF-BasicHttp" Capabilities="899" ConfigurationClsid="467c1a52-373f-4f09-9008-27af6b985f14" />
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<InboundNodeEncoding vt="8">String</InboundNodeEncoding>
<MessageEncoding vt="8">Text</MessageEncoding>
<ServiceCertificate vt="8" />
<InboundBodyPathExpression vt="8">//*[local-name()='return']/node() | //*[local-name()='SecurityException']</InboundBodyPathExpression>
<OutboundBodyLocation vt="8">UseTemplate</OutboundBodyLocation>
<StaticAction vt="8" />
<InboundBodyLocation vt="8">UseBodyPath</InboundBodyLocation>
<ProxyAddress vt="8" />
<MaxReceivedMessageSize vt="3">65536</MaxReceivedMessageSize>
<ClientCertificate vt="8" />
<AlgorithmSuite vt="8">Basic256</AlgorithmSuite>
<ProxyUserName vt="8" />
<OutboundXmlTemplate vt="8"><web:loadData soapenv:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:web="http://www.company.com/webservices" xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><input xsi:type="xsd:string"><bts-msg-body xmlns="http://www.microsoft.com/schemas/bts2007" encoding="string"/></input></web:loadData></OutboundXmlTemplate>
<TextEncoding vt="8">utf-8</TextEncoding>
<PropagateFaultMessage vt="11">-1</PropagateFaultMessage>
<SecurityMode vt="8">None</SecurityMode>
<ProxyToUse vt="8">Default</ProxyToUse>
<TransportClientCredentialType vt="8">None</TransportClientCredentialType>
<OpenTimeout vt="8">00:01:00</OpenTimeout>
<UseAcsAuthentication vt="11">0</UseAcsAuthentication>
<MessageClientCredentialType vt="8">UserName</MessageClientCredentialType>
<UseSSO vt="11">0</UseSSO>
<CloseTimeout vt="8">00:01:00</CloseTimeout>
<SendTimeout vt="8">00:01:00</SendTimeout>
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Set Endpoint Outbound TransportType to WCF-BasicHttp
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soapenv:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:web="http://www.company.com/webservices" xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><input xsi:type="xsd:string"><bts-msg-body xmlns="http://www.microsoft.com/schemas/bts2007"
encoding="string"/></input></web:loadData>&TextEncoding=utf-8&PropagateFaultMessage vt="11">-1&SecurityMode=None&ProxyToUse=Default&TransportClientCredentialType=None&OpenTimeout=00:01:00&UseAcsAuthentication=False&MessageClientCredentialType=UserName&UseSSO=False&CloseTimeout=00:01:00&SendTimeout=00:01:00
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Thanks Birdsven,
I updated the Resolver policy to as follows, and still I am getting the same result.
<then>
<function>
<vocabularylink uri="95dced57-5e9b-4dbe-9cd8-4b166853dd8a" element="4ad331d0-820c-41cb-a98e-7e1f5a9d5360" />
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<classref ref="Resolution" />
<argument>
<constant>
<string>WCF-BasicHttp</string>
</constant>
</argument>
</classmember>
</function>
<function>
<vocabularylink uri="95dced57-5e9b-4dbe-9cd8-4b166853dd8a" element="20652bdd-c1f2-4b75-9e6b-7e20af98e66d" />
<classmember member="set_MessageExchangePattern" sideeffects="true">
<classref ref="Resolution" />
<argument>
<constant>
<string>Solicit-Response</string>
</constant>
</argument>
</classmember>
</function>
<function>
<vocabularylink uri="95dced57-5e9b-4dbe-9cd8-4b166853dd8a" element="9357b8ea-3663-4625-9681-a2fc2f423911" />
<classmember member="set_TransportLocation" sideeffects="true">
<classref ref="Resolution" />
<argument>
<constant>
<string>http://myservice.com:8089/loadDataService</string>
</constant>
</argument>
</classmember>
</function>
<function>
<vocabularylink uri="95dced57-5e9b-4dbe-9cd8-4b166853dd8a" element="9c97e7a0-d119-4b0d-8e39-2b281ae6ef8d" />
<classmember member="set_Action" sideeffects="true">
<classref ref="Resolution" />
<argument>
<constant>
<string>{loadData}</string>
</constant>
</argument>
</classmember>
</function>
<function>
<vocabularylink uri="95dced57-5e9b-4dbe-9cd8-4b166853dd8a" element="2829f1b7-09c0-4396-b82e-23fd65d8439c" />
<classmember member="set_EndpointConfig" sideeffects="true">
<classref ref="Resolution" />
<argument>
<constant>
<string>InboundNodeEncoding=String&MessageEncoding=Text&ServiceCertificate=&InboundBodyPathExpression=//*[local-name()='return']/node() | //*[local-name()='SecurityException']&OutboundBodyLocation=UseTemplate&StaticAction=&InboundBodyLocation=UseBodyPath&ProxyAddress=&MaxReceivedMessageSize=65536&ClientCertificate=&AlgorithmSuite=Basic256&ProxyUserName=&OutboundXmlTemplate=<web:loadData soapenv:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:web="http://www.mycompany.com/webservices" xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><input xsi:type="xsd:string"><bts-msg-body xmlns="http://www.microsoft.com/schemas/bts2007" encoding="string"/></input></web:loadData>&TextEncoding=utf-8&PropagateFaultMessage=True&SecurityMode=None&ProxyToUse=Default&TransportClientCredentialType=None&OpenTimeout=00:01:00&UseAcsAuthentication=False&MessageClientCredentialType=UserName&UseSSO=False&CloseTimeout=00:01:00&SendTimeout=00:01:00</string>
</constant>
</argument>
</classmember>
</function>
<function>
<vocabularylink uri="95dced57-5e9b-4dbe-9cd8-4b166853dd8a" element="54624479-caea-4228-86b9-fbe188a8c64d" />
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<classref ref="Resolution" />
<argument>
<constant>
<string>http://www.mycompany.com/webservices</string>
</constant>
</argument>
</classmember>
</function>
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