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Installing and Using the Sample Proxy and Java Client
Note: The command line parameter cannot include
paramform=yes. You have to pass the actual values for the
parameter as part of the commandLine argument.
■ synchronous: A Boolean object to indicate if the job should be run
synchronously.
To view the runJob response:
1. Click the runJob link. The Test page should display the relevant parameter fields
and an Invoke button to submit the request.
2. Enter the command line syntax (param0), whether the job should run
synchronously (T/F, Y/N) (param1).
3. Click Invoke. The SOAP response is displayed in a new window.
The following is a sample output of a runJob operation:
test.rdf
report
Waiting in the queue
RWUser
repserv
file
output.pdf
pdf
27-May-2003 10:22:00
27-May-2003 10:22:00
27-May-2003 10:22:00
14.3 Installing and Using the Sample Proxy and Java Client
The RWWebService Web page contains a link to a sample proxy. This sample proxy
invokes the Web service internally using the appropriate SOAP messages. Thus, the
proxy accesses the various operations performed by the Web service and invokes them
using the appropriate parameters.
The following procedure outlines the necessary steps involved in installing the proxy:
1. Download the rwwebservice.zip file from the Proxy Jar link displayed on the
RWWebService Web page.
2. Include the path to the rwwebservice.zip file in your system classpath.
3. Include the ORACLE_HOME\soap\lib\soap.jar, ORACLE_
HOME\j2ee\home\lib\http_client.jar; entries in your system classpath.
4. Include either one of the following in your system classpath:
■ The xmlparserv2.jar located in the ORACLE_
HOME\lib\xmlparserv2.jar directory.
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