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An Evolution Toward Collaboration Introduction Within the next few weeks, ServerWatch will offer links to reviews of instant messaging servers. For those not yet clear on the basics of instant messaging servers, we offer this overview compiled from articles previously published on CrossNodes. The next generation of IM applications will also include important extensions to […]

From a Corporate Perspective Introduction Within the next few weeks, ServerWatch will offer links to reviews of instant messaging servers. For those not yet clear on the basics of instant messaging servers, we offer this overview compiled from articles previously published on CrossNodes. Like it or not IM has invaded the enterprise and corporate America. […]

IM Server Vendors Introduction Within the next few weeks, ServerWatch will offer links to reviews of instant messaging servers. For those not yet clear on the basics of instant messaging servers, we offer this overview compiled from articles previously published on CrossNodes. Be low is a list of key and rising IM vendors in the […]

Processing the SOAP Response The envelope returned by the server is processed by the Response object. The object contains the SOAP XML stream, and therefore all the characteristics of the response. The stream is processed by the Parameter class methods. By default, the Parameter object processes all the simple data types (e.g., Integer, Long, and […]

Executing the Program Executing the client program sends the HTTP-SOAP stream to the server indicated by the program. We have asked the server to calculate a sum for us: java webservice.CalculatorClient 6 + 5 The stream is made up of an HTTP Header, followed by a SOAP envelope. HTTP Header: POST /soap/servlet/rpcrouter HTTP/1.0 Host: localhost […]

As we have seen, Apache SOAP processes all simple types by default. In the case of a response or an object send, this must be defined so as to be understandable by both parties. For this task, the Apache SOAP implementation gives us some classes to define t hese objects easily. Let”s take the example […]

Using XML in SOAP SOAP messages are structured using XML. Within the framework of the remote procedure call (RPC), it represents the parameters of the methods, the return values, and any potential error messages linked to the processes. Coding SOAP messages in XML enables universal communication between applications, services, and platforms via the Internet. To […]

SOAP and HTTP Deploying SOAP over HTTP makes it possible to use the SOAP decentralization method in the well-used environment of HTTP. Using SOAP over HTTP also enables resources already present on the Web to be unified by using the natural request/response mode of HTTP. The only constraint is that a SOAP message via HTTP […]

Apache SOAP — Presentation Apache SOAP is an Apache project that defines the SOAP protocol in Java. This project is based on the source of IBM’s SOAP application, SOAP 4J. The latest version of this implementation, dated May 30, 2001, is version 2.2 of the project. Apache SOAP 2.2 defines almost all of the SOAP1.1 […]

Setting up a Java Web Server The development of a SOAP service in Java uses the API defined by Apache SOAP for sending and processing messages. To deploy a Web service from Apache, we use the deployment infrastructure supplied. To demonstrate how to use Apache SOAP, we deployed a calculating service with three methods: add […]

FAT32 FAT32 is supported by Windows XP Professional, as well as a number of the newer Microsoft Operating systems. FAT32 was first introduced with Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2 and the major differences between FAT and FAT32 are volume and cluster sizes for the most part as well as the fact that only Microsoft Operating systems […]

We would now go to the OLD COMPUTER with the floppy disk and run FASTWiz.exe, which would expand the migwiz.cab file and run the Wizard on the OLD COMPUTER. Once it starts, you will again see the WHICH COMPUTER IS THIS screen, however, this time we will select OLD COMPUTER. After selecting NEXT, you will […]