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> From: Narayanan R Pillai
> 
> That message looked too familiar, so I looked at the response on my
server
> when I used a partial HTTP Request, ie
> http://servername:8080/sanjose/services.

When I try the above, I only get a "not found" (404) message.  If I use
the service name (http://servername:7080/WSServer/services/Service1).  I
also note that you're using port 8080, while my service is set up to run
on port 7080.  Is that something you changed?


> This link http://www.w3.org/TR/soap12-part0/#L26854 might come in
handy
> though.

This is good information, but it doesn't seem to apply.  I can't figure
out how to get the server to respond to a simple GET request.


> The web service was generated with all default parameters and a look
at
> the wsdd gives the following for the method that I was talking about :

I used the WDSC web service wizard, and it didn't create a WSDD, only a
WSDL.  How confused am I here?


> pps: would you consider running axis within Websphere, to have this
> functionality ? :)

I may do that, although the ethereal port sniffer is doing a GREAT job
so far.  It has definitely confirmed my assumption that the request is
being wrapped as a SOAP document, as well as the response.

Joe


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