Matt Zollinhofer wrote:I thought I did that, but maybe I'll try again...does this make more sense?
I'm not sure how netbeans generates things but I think it'll be something resembling the above code. some class names will probably be different...
charlie silver wrote:Hi,
Were you able to find a solution to your problem?
I have the same situation. I am able to generate the services references with netbeans using the wsdl but I am getting the 401 error every time I try to use the service in my code.
I tried Matt's solution but the soap12 method does not allow me to pass any parameters in it, like this:
Is there something that needs to be done in sharepoint's side?
Thanks.
Gaurav Jain newbie wrote:Hi Charlie,
I have only created the JAX-RPC client using netbeans 6.1, enabled basic authentication and removed other authentications on IIS where SPS is deployed.
charlie silver wrote:Hi Gaurav,
Gaurav Jain newbie wrote:Hi Charlie,
I have only created the JAX-RPC client using netbeans 6.1, enabled basic authentication and removed other authentications on IIS where SPS is deployed.
What other authentications did you remove in IIS?
Thanks for the tips man
Harris
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