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Originally posted by Greg Brouelette:
I found the solution (in my case), so I thought I'd share it with the group.
This error really doesn't have anything to do with the content type. It actually means that the rpcrouter servlet isn't accessable. In my case I had to add servlet/rpcrouter to my servlet web path.
Unsupported response content type "text/html", must be: "text/xml".
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Originally posted by William Brogden:
That 30% blank is really puzzling
If the rpcrouter is not available you should get an HTML error message.
If the SOAP service has a problem you should get a SOAP error.
It just occurred to me that I'm not sure what you mean by an empty response - do you mean an empty SOAP envelope or what?
Bill
Originally posted by Greg Brouelette:
I found the solution (in my case), so I thought I'd share it with the group.
This error really doesn't have anything to do with the content type. It actually means that the rpcrouter servlet isn't accessable. In my case I had to add servlet/rpcrouter to my servlet web path.
4.5 Help! I try to run my SOAP client I get this message: "Unsupported response content type "text/html", must be: "text/xml". Response was: HTTP Error 405 - Method Not Allowed".
Check that your client is connecting to port 8080 (i.e. http://localhost:8080/ rather than http://localhost/). You might accidentally be connecting to a web server (e.g. Apache or IIS) instead of your SOAP/Tomcat server.
Originally posted by Peer Reynders:
Check that your client is connecting to port 8080 (i.e. http://localhost:8080/ rather than http://localhost/). You might accidentally be connecting to a web server (e.g. Apache or IIS) instead of your SOAP/Tomcat server.
Originally posted by reem hubail:
I'm already connecting to the port 8080 but how can I know if I'm connected to a web server other than my SOAP/TOMCAT server
Thanks
Originally posted by reem hubail:
the username and the password of the VAS application.
I'm getting : SOAPException SOAP-ENV:faultCode=Client msg=error opening socket; connection refused"
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