The wsdl file for the service should be
placed in a folder called wsdls in $AXISCPP_DEPLOY to access it through the link
provided on the welcome page.
From: John Hawkins
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Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005
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To: Apache AXIS C User List
Subject: RE: A Problem with java
webService client talking to C++ WebService server( TheCalculator demo)
Hmm, I've not played with server that much - looks like
the url might be wrong for the calculator - it should start with
axis/<service> try that uri and see if it works.
Could
you raise a JIRA for the original simpleaxiserver problem please?
thanks,
John.
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Hi, John:
Thanks a lot for your reply.
I have managed to set the axis server in apache
instead of using "simple_axis_server", the same java client works
great now !. Maybe it's a problem of
"simple_axis_server".
Another small proble I have now is that after I do
"./apachectl start", I start my browser (Mozilla) and I type http://localhost:8000/axis, I see the "Welcome to AXIS C++" webpage and the
"wsdl" link to each demo WSDL file. However, if I click the
"wsdl" link, I can not see the real wsdl file, I got an "The
requested URL /calculator was not found on this server." error.
How could I fix this problem ?
Thanks
Richard Liu
From: John
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Subject: Re: A Problem with java webService client talking to C++
WebService server( The Calculator demo)
hmm,
sounds like either the C server wasn't flushing (not likely) or closing the
stream (more likely) and Java didn't pick it up until it was closed. Could be
an issue with either the server or the java client impl . However, we've not
seen this before - and you would have thought this would be quite common - so
perhaps you could try a different jvm first?
Does your java client work against other servers?
The fact your using the simpleaxis server and not apache makes me suspicious as
this server isn't as robust as the apache solution. Can you set it up in
apache?
cheers,
John.
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Hi,
I am new to webService and using
axis-c-1.5.0-linux-bin webservice on
linux now.
After installing all the software, I can
successfully run the
"Calculator" demo provided by the
axis-1.5, with both client and server
in C++ on two different linux machines.
However, when I use the
"Calculator.wsdl" to generate all the stub
files for a java client, wrote the java client and
run this java client
to invoke "add" function, my java client
was hanging there.
The strang thing is that if I do
"control-C" to stop the runing
"simple_axis_server 8001", my java
webservice client immediately get the
CORRECT "add" function result
back to me.
Can anybody tell how to fix this problem ?
Thanks
Richard Liu
Software Engineer at Boeing
