In order to improve the interoperability of web service, WS-I organization was formed.聽WS-I Basic Profile,聽which beat the use of SOAP encoding,聽聽was published in August 2003.聽聽WS-I basic profile explicitly prohibit SOAP encoded style.
So we can only use 2 messaging mode:聽Literal / RPC聽 and聽Literal / Document according to WS-I Basic Profile.
As my understanding, the key difference between literal and encoded is:
聽聽 聽Literal:聽 based on xml schema聽 agreed by both service provider and requester.聽
聽聽聽 encoded: based on pre-determined rules (xml schema) defined by SOAP section 5
In other words,
In Literal style, as long as both parties ( provider and requester) agree on one xml schema, they can communicate.Different pair can have different rules (xml schema). say, A and B share an xml schema. C and D share an xml schema.
In encoded style, all parties of web service and all pairs of web service share a common standard聽schema , which defined in soap section聽5.
A, B, C and聽 D聽all 聽must conform the common rules.
Literal style is more flexible than encoded style. It also has much less ambiguities than encoded style.
see other resource about Literal / encoded, Document / RPC, and others
Books:
Java Web Service Architecure聽 by James Gosling and others. 聽Chap.4.5 Soap messaging modes. P107
J2ee Web Services聽聽 by Richard Monson-Haefel.聽聽 Chap.4. Soap encoding聽 P119.
Articles:
(Latest article published on IBM developerworks Feb. 28, 2006. The original Feb. 28, 2005 is a typo mistake. RAD(Rational Application Developer) 6.0.1.1聽just published 2 months ago)
See 'Perceptions and standards' for relationship among various standards. esp. soap (section 5), WS-I, xml schema, jax-rpc, jax-B
Operation Style (Document/RPC) and Message format(literal/encoded)
RPC style and document style are catchphrases frequently heard in the context of web services and the SOAP protocol. What exactly do they mean? How do they relate to the pair of terms 'encoded/literal'? Where does the confusion about these terms come from? This article describes the WSDL binding style and use attributes
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See method private boolean isHostInNonProxyHosts(String host, String nonProxyHosts, boolean caseSensitive)
and createPatternFromString(String str)
in plugin org.eclipse.wst.ws.explorer
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/wst/components/ws/plugins/org.eclipse.wst.ws.explorer/wsexplorer-src/org/eclipse/wst/ws/internal/explorer/platform/wsdl/transport/HTTPTransport.java?rev=HEAD&cvsroot=WebTools_Project&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
On the other hand, there is a bad example in Apache Axis,
see following:
2006-2-23
- Docjar: org/apache/axis/components/net/DefaultSocketFactory.java #
Bad example of searching and matching text. The method isHostInNonProxyList() is too complicated, error-prone, and inefficient.
the English version on TSS of above one on CSDN
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web service,Java RMI, C#, Jini
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use : cvs -d /cs/home/... init
(if -d option is not added, then command: cvs import -m .... does not execute correctly
The problem maybe: without -d option, CVS doesn't know the administrative subdirectory of a repository. so import failed.
So It seems here is the later use of CVSROOT)
Note.
Don't confuse the CVSROOT environment variable with CVSROOT subdirectory in repository. They are UNRELATED;
The former is a way for users to avoid having to type -d <reporisory-location> every time they use CVS;
The later is the administrative subdirectory of a repository.
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*/
private static native String nativeGetCommandLine();
/**
* Calls the Windows GetPerformanceInfo function
* @param counters any array of counters that corresponds to the Windows
* PERFORMANCE_INFORMATION structure.
*/
private static native void nativeGetPerformanceInfo(long[] counters);
private static native boolean nativeGetPerformanceCounters(long[] counters);
private static native String nativeGetUUID();
I can find the last 3 methods in ivjperf.c
but where is the nativeGetCommandLine() ?
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original url: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=425258&tstart=255
useful link: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/native1.1/
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Steps:
1. Download and install the Sleak. ( It's helpful to download performance tool to run Garbage Collector in order to get more precise result )
2. Click the "Snap" before opening an .java file ( If Run "Garbage Collector" in performance menu before this operation, we can assure we are get rid of unused (untouched) objects in java heap)
3. Open and exit .java file. Click "Diff" ( Again, Run GC before this operation )
(Note: Don't click Snap twice, clicking Diff means taking snap for current environment and then compare)
Sometimes, one incremental image occured. Sometimes, more seriously, 11 incremental images still live in memory. Most of them are the Icon Images of Buttons in "Outline" view.
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This type is NOT a java source file or bin file, but a Class Type.
So the action only occurs when right click like Page 43 Figure 5.3 ( In a Java Perspective)
Chapter 10
Includes .classpath (I don't think .project is necessary, but I am not sure) When publishing. Otherwise the contributed plugin may not find the class. (why? It's so weird!) and the action doesn't work
Chapter 13
Launch Eclipse with eclipse -clean After publishing, otherwise Eclipse may still use old version Plugin-in jars , plugin.xml etc. ( Even I modified plugin.xml , I also need to run with -clean option)
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