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Date: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 14:03:41 +1000
From: "Hari C" <harichandrasekhar@gmail.com>
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: Client Not able to invoke the webservice
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I have a webservice which is running in weblogic application server.All the
request to the weblogic from the external world comes to the weblogic
through

iplanet webserver. The webservice which i have written is servicing two
clients. one is External application and the request from this application
comes

through the iplanet and the second one is an internal application which runs
in the same application server, same domain but in a different EAR. For the

second client i have provided axis generated client stub to invoke the
webserver.

The outside application is able to invoke the service properly using my URL
which is like http://<DNS <http://%3cdns/> Name>/services/MyService .

When it comes to the internal user which uses the AXIS generated client code
for accessing the webservice is getting an error when the same URL is given.
i.e.

by using the DNS name it is failing.The error message is "Un Known <DNS
name>"

When i use my <hostname> instead of the <DNS name> it is working fine.I was
expecting that the stub will send the request like how the external system
sends

i.e. client will send the http request to the internet and then DNS name
will be resolved and it comes back to my service via iplanet. When i change
it to

host name is it some thing like a local invocation is done?

I would like to know why the same URL which is working for the external
system is not working for the intrernal client. Could any one tell me how
actually

client generates a http request? Is it the same way a web browser generates
it. Is there a good document which explains how axis client generates the
http

request.


-- 
Hari.C

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<p>I have a webservice which is running in weblogic application server.All the request to the weblogic from the external world comes to the weblogic through </p>
<p>iplanet webserver. The webservice which i have written is servicing two clients. one is External application and the request from this application comes </p>
<p>through the iplanet and the second one is an internal application which runs in the same application server, same domain but in a different EAR. For the </p>
<p>second client i have provided axis generated client stub to invoke the webserver. </p>
<p>The outside application is able to invoke the service properly using my URL which is like <a href="http://%3cdns/">http://&lt;DNS</a> Name&gt;/services/MyService .</p>
<p>When it comes to the internal user which uses the AXIS generated client code for accessing the webservice is getting an error when the same URL is given. i.e. </p>
<p>by using the DNS name it is failing.The error message is &quot;Un Known &lt;DNS name&gt;&quot;</p>
<p>When i use my &lt;hostname&gt; instead of the &lt;DNS name&gt; it is working fine.I was expecting that the stub will send the request like how the external system sends </p>
<p>i.e. client will send the http request to the internet and then DNS name will be resolved and it comes back to my service via iplanet. When i change it to </p>
<p>host name is it some thing like a local invocation is done?</p>
<p>I would like to know why the same URL which is working for the external system is not working for the intrernal client. Could any one tell me how actually </p>
<p>client generates a http request? Is it the same way a web browser generates it. Is there a good document which explains how axis client generates the http </p>
<p>request.<br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Hari.C </p>

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