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My name is Aaron Johnson and I created this blog both for me (mostly) and sometimes you. I've been saving mydeliciouspinboard.in links here and blogging since 2002. During the week (and at night and some weekends and well.. most of the time), I work in engineering at Jive Software. When I'm not working, I'm hanging out with my amazing wife, ourdinosaurStar Wars loving son and four chickens in the burbs outside of Portland, Oregon.See Also
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Category Archives: SOAP
Debugging SOAP / XFire with ethereal
I’ve spent way more time than I should have the last couple weeks working to help migrate a website built against Jive Forums to run against a Clearspace X instance. As part of the migration, one of the things I … Continue reading
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Fiddler, .NET and SOAP
This morning I spent some time playing with WSE, .NET and Java. I knew Fiddler could listen in on conversations between IE and the world, but I never was able to get it to listen to conversations between me and … Continue reading
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Update to embedded Axis application in Tomcat
I got a great email from Tamás in response to my last post who pointed out that the straight copy of deploy.wsdd to server-config.wsdd doesn’t cut it. More importantly, he mentioned that there is a utility that ships with Axis … Continue reading
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Embeddding an Apache Axis application in Tomcat
One of the applications I’ve been heading up at my 8-to-5 needed a SOAP API that fronted a Java application deployed on Tomcat. If you’ve spent any time with Axis you know that it’s not the simplest thing to deal … Continue reading
Posted in J2EE, Open Source, SOAP
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eBay Java / C# SOAP Examples
At the start of this year I worked with some guys at eBay to further develop their code samples. Some, but not all of the twelve examples I wrote went live in the recently launched Community Codebase. You can download … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, J2EE, Open Source, SOAP, Software Development
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Fun with Axis / SOAP, Java and Calendar
The fun with dates didn’t stop at the last post. This one took longer to track down but I learned alot more from it. I’m working on both sides of an Apache Axis SOAP implementation where the server side system … Continue reading
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Using Betwixt, Struts and REST
My latest project at work launched a couple weeks ago, unfortunately there isn’t much to look at, but it’s not like I’m a Flash developer, so unless I start writing Windows apps, no one will ever be able to see … Continue reading
Posted in J2EE, SOAP, Software Development, Struts, XML
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ebay web services talk by Jeffrey McManus
A couple weeks ago I attended the Boston .NET User Group to hear Jeffrey McManus give a talk on how ebay is using web services. I took a bunch of notes during his presentation, which I’m putting up here semi-edited. … Continue reading
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Amazon Web Services Newletter cool links
The February Amazon Web Services Newsletter had some pretty cool applications: Blogfuel: “Use blogfuel to create a link to an individual item at amazon (using ASIN Search) to illustrate your book review. Or place the code in the sidebar of … Continue reading
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Amazon webservice newsletter highlights
Amazon’s latest Web Services Newletter includes a couple items of note: · Amazon Web Services Watch — the “… the cream of the crop from the Amazon Developer’s Forum” · From the aforementioned Web Services Watch newsletter, WebSphere 5.02 Web … Continue reading
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