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Proxy error : 10016

 
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Hello everybody

I'm trying to connect my java application with a real MMC server
but I'm getting this error:

SOAP Exception : [SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client; msg=Error opening socket: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect; targetException=java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Error opening socket: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect]

The MMC simulater is working fine so I cahnged the URL to the real MMC server IP

but when I'm pointing the real MMC IP to a web browser it's telling me:
Proxy report: 10016
connection refused...

one more question...
What's an HTTP server ? And how can I ensure that it's installed in my computer?

Thanks alot
 
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Originally posted by reem hubail:
Proxy report: 10016
connection refused...


Apparently you are going through a proxy. Which means you need to set up the proxy properties; see this topic

Originally posted by reem hubail:

one more question...
What's an HTTP server ?



HTTP Server
Web Server

Examples: Apache HTTP Server, Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS), etc.
Tomcat is a Servlet Container which can be operated as an HTTP Server for development - in production however a real HTTP Server like Apache HTTP Server should be in front of it (mainly because it can be more effectively secured).

Webservices are usually deployed on HTTP Servers to take advantage of the existing HTTP-processing infrastructure. Web service clients on the other hand do not need an HTTP server.

Axis uses the Servlet Container environment (like Tomcat, but you can also get it to work in, for example, Jetty) to host Web Services.
 
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