Re: [Condor-users] SOAP in 6.7.5

[Matthew Farrellee <matt@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

For the Collector I believe this is an issue with .Net. I'm told people 
have had better luck with the most bleeding edge .Net with all patches 
applied. If you are not writing C# code you might want to try a 
different library, gSOAP or Axis C++ come to mind.

For the Scheduler, is the Schedd actually running on port 9614 or is 
that where the Negotiator is running? All daemon, including the 
Negotiator, have a basic SOAP interface containing getVersion().


matt

On Mar 16, 2005, at 11:09 AM, Pawel.Micun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've been trying to get the SOAP interface working with Condor 6.7.5, 
> but ran into some issues and
> I'm wondering if anyone else is willing to share their experiences.
> I installed Condor 6.7.5, downloaded the .wsdl's from the birdbath 
> page, placed them in
>  RELEASE_DIR/web, and followed the rest of the installation 
> instructions.
>
> Collector:
> This seems to work correctly with Axis and Java, but fails under .net.
> Under Axis queryAnyAds() returns ClassAdStructArray, which is an array 
> of ClassAdStruct's, which
> are wrappers for ClassAdStructAttr[] ... this works fine and gives me 
> results.
>
> Under .net queryAnyAds() is marked to return ClassAdStructAttr[][], 
> but when I run it, it returns an empty
> array. The fact that I get something under Axis suggests I should also 
> be getting something under .net.
>  Is there a problem with MS's wsdl parser or is it just trying to be 
> "helpful" and messes up as usual?
> I am no wsdl guru :(
>
> Sheduler:
> I was a little less successfull with this one. I gathered that I 
> should be using port 9614 for this.
> Most methods, including beginTransaction(), error out with
> "Method 'beginTransaction' not implemented: method name or namespace 
> not recognized", under
> both Axis and .net. Surprisingly enough getVersionString() works.
> Also, when I try this, entries show up in NegotiatorLog rather than 
> SchedLog.
> Am I contacting the wrong daemon ? If so, what port should I be using?
>
> Thanks for any feedback,
> Pawel