I know very little about web services (from the POV of people who know about web services; probably quite a lot if you don't care).
1. I've got a web service what I wrote, in Java (in that I wrote the methods to be exposed, and then invoked the magic tools to turn them into a web service).
2. I wrote a client, in Java (in that I downloaded the descriptor file created by step 1, and invoked the magic tools on it to create helper classes), which invokes the services, and prints some results.
So the concept is basically ok.
3. And then, somebody else at work is trying to access it, using Python. Of course, it goes wrong, or I wouldn't be posting here.
Now, who do I know around here, who knows Python? Or Web services? (The web services is more relevant knowledge...)
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1. I've got a web service what I wrote, in Java (in that I wrote the methods to be exposed, and then invoked the magic tools to turn them into a web service).
2. I wrote a client, in Java (in that I downloaded the descriptor file created by step 1, and invoked the magic tools on it to create helper classes), which invokes the services, and prints some results.
So the concept is basically ok.
3. And then, somebody else at work is trying to access it, using Python. Of course, it goes wrong, or I wouldn't be posting here.
Now, who do I know around here, who knows Python? Or Web services? (The web services is more relevant knowledge...)
( The problemsCollapse )
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