Milinda Pathirage wrote:
Hi,
I changed the sample implementation of Calculator server/client to
reflect the changes in naming conventions and removing macros. Please
try this sample using the wsdl in
sample/codegen/databinding/Calculator directory.
With the latest svn of course.
Samisa...
Thanks
Milinda.
On 6/10/07, *Dr. Florian Steinborn* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Dear Milinda, dear group,
I am very astonished that there was only one answer. Should this
say to me
that I am the only one who wants to organize the workflow to get
webservices with Axis2c by:
1. define an interface in Java
2. generate the WSDL
3. generate the server stubs and adding all the logic needed
4. generate the client stubs for Java and add everything needed to
use the
servide
If someone else would go this way (that I thought would be the
best one)
shouldn't the other ones see the same problems that I encounterd?
And nobody can give me a complete example?
I really would like to learn how you start and proceed when you
want/have
to create webservices from scratch.
Meanwhile I will follow your advice and look into the databinding
directory of AXIS2C 0.96.
Thank you all, thank you Milinda.
Greetings from Berlin
Flori
On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 04:35:40 +0200, Milinda Pathirage
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry about not updating the code generation samples inside
> AXIS2C_HOME/samples/codegen/databinding directory. The sample
> implementations in this directory are out of date because we remove
> macros
> and do some changes to naming conventions. I will change those
samples
> ASAP.
> If you want to try WSDL2C with data binding follow the guide
lines in
> README.txt inside databinding directory.
> These samples only provide implementations of business logic.
You have to
> copy other files which are generated using WSDL2C and compile them.
> I'll post a more detail guideline ASAP.
>
> Thanks ,
> Milinda
>
> On 6/8/07, Dr. Florian Steinborn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>>
>> Dear group,
>>
>> I am looking for one complete example of a web service for
AXIS2C that
>> was
>> completely created by one single WSDL file using the generator
utilities
>> from AXIS2-Java. But I cannot find one. Can someone provide me one?
>>
>> I would like to show you what I did (the webservice is just to
return a
>> string)...
>>
>> I used this interface to generate the wsdl-file I want to use...
>>
>> //++++interface
>> public interface Hello {
>> public String sayHello();
>> }
>>
>> I compiled it with javac.
>> The resulting class file should be usable to generate the wsdl.
>> I used this (no special parameters):
>>
>> java2wsdl Hello.class
>>
>> I was lucky to find a "Hello.wsdl" afterwards.
>>
>> This one I ran against WSDL2C to generate the server stubs.
>>
>> java -classpath ${WSCP} org.apache.axis2.wsdl.WSDL2C -uri
Hello.wsdl -ss
>> -sd -d adb
>>
>> Everythings works fine until here. I understood I have to
implement the
>> business logic in "axis2_skel_Hello.c".
>> But looking at
>>
>> axis2_sayHelloResponse_t* axis2_skel_Hello_sayHello (const
axutil_env_t
>> {
>> /* TODO fill this with the necessary business logic */
>> return NULL;
>> }
>>
>> I find it extremely difficult to compare this generated source
with the
>> hand written sources in the samples directory. I am not sure which
>> functions I have to call and which not. I probably have to
issue a call
>> for
>> axis2_sayHelloResponse_create()
>> to get the chance to send back my string, but once I did that:
how do I
>> copy my string to the return variable? Somewhere I found the
use of
>> AXIS2_ECHOSTRUCTRESPONSE_SET_RETURN ()
>> but HELL I cannot find the definition of this function (first I
thought
>> it
>> was a macro but I could find a macro defintion either)... Where
is this
>> definition? How can I know that this function is useful to return a
>> string
>> - how does it look like when I have to return a long?
>> Once I am sure the service is well defined and running I would
like to
>> create the Java-client stubs from the same "Hello.wsdl" to
connect to
>> the
>> service - but this is another story...
>>
>> Please don't think I am too impatient - I torture myself since
monday.
>>
>> Thanks a lot for your help,
>>
>> Flori
>>
>>
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