Forums | Admin Discussion Forums: help Start New Thread Nested Flat Threaded Ultimate Show 25 Show 50 Show 75 Show 100   By: priscilla colleaux RE: Ruby to Java [ reply ]   2012-01-27 21:04 Thank you for your help, it's very effective :D By: Amal Chaudhuri RE: Ruby to Java [ reply ]   2012-01-27 20:16 Also, this may be an easier SOAP library to use. https://github.com/rubiii/savon By: Amal Chaudhuri RE: Ruby to Java [ reply ]   2012-01-27 20:09 Rjb isn't required for the SOAP interface you're building. Because the call to the URI via the SOAP library is going to marshall the arguments in a wire format that is independent of the Ruby or Java implementation. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the SOAP library, typically use a REST API. Have you looked at Ryan Heath's old post on this? http://rpheath.com/posts/298-consuming-soap-services-in-ruby By: priscilla colleaux RE: Ruby to Java [ reply ]   2012-01-27 17:54 Thank you for your answer ! But I think I might need more details, how do I import my service with Rjb::import? Yes, I do use a uri to express my Service. Here is my code without using Rjb (that doesn't work like this neither), it would be more simple : require 'soap/wsdlDriver' require 'rjb' Rjb::load('.') wsdl_url = 'http://localhost:8080/SOAPWebServiceLabo3/SOAPWebService?wsdl' service=SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory.new(wsdl_url).create_rpc_driver service.wiredump_file_base='soapmsgs' jour=gets.chomp result=service.volsProgrammesAtDay(jour) puts result.return.inspect.split("|") By: Amal Chaudhuri RE: Ruby to Java [ reply ]   2012-01-27 17:06 Presumably the Java service is expressed as a uri? If so, you shouldn't need to use RJB. In any case, we use native ruby strings to call Java with RJB and the conversion is handled with rjb quite cleanly. e.g. result = service.volsProgrammesAtDay('abcde') You will also need to Rjb::import the service as well, which probably happening somewhere else in your code. HTH. By: priscilla colleaux Ruby to Java [ reply ]   2012-01-27 16:30 Hi, First of all let me apologize about my English, I'm French... I'm developing a Java web service and a Ruby client for my web service. From this Ruby client, I need to call one of my webservice's methods with a String parameter (java.lang.String), so I downloaded RJB and installed it. But unfortunately when I use it in my Ruby code, it doesn't work... my web service receives a null value. Here is my code : require 'rjb' Rjb::load('.') @jString = Rjb::import('java.lang.String') str = @jString.new_with_sig('Ljava.lang.String;', "abcde") result = service.volsProgrammesAtDay(str.toString)