By "Moving to Axis" we would like to shift these items from our control to the control of Axis:
- SOAP request/response Axis also seems to do much better error handling in ensuring the SOAP messages are SOAP compliant and that is something we want to include in our web app. Our aim in replaceing our WS implementation with AXIS would be to let AXIS take care of the plumbing and validating the SOAP messages. Also since AXIS provides a standard WS implementation, and if we decide to publish/create further WS, would rather do them with AXIS. We did start with a WSDL first as you suggested and then tuned the WS to ensure WS-I compatibility. But now creating with implementation more WS we would rather not be reinventing the wheel. I guess my question is how to configure axis to the above mentioned things (handle the SOAP messages and take care of the plumbing) and weather AXIS can work with a dynamic WSDLs. I hope you can understand what i mean... Many thanks in advance. Regards, Saqib > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gesendet: Tuesday, 2 August 2005 1:36 PM > An: axis-user@ws.apache.org > Betreff: Re: Axis to handle already existing WS implementation > > Please explain more about your situation. > > What do you mean by "moving to Axis"? What would you like to > use Axis for? > > Axis performs > - WSDL generation > - SOAP request/response > - Document/literal style services > > So does that mean you would like to replace you current WS > features with Axis? > If so, you'll need to make some changes to you current web app. > > Axis supports WS generation from WSDL or from Java. As a best > practice to ensure better interoperability, it's better to > generate the WS from WSDL. Capture your dynamically generated > WSDLs and use them to generate your WSs. Then replace your > current WS infrastructure with Axis, and direct Axis to > invoke the appropriate application code when requests come. > > If that isn't possible, then use your current application > code to generate the WS and the WSDL. > > If you asking whether you can dynamically expose web services > with Axis, I don't know if it can do that. > > Anne > > On 8/2/05, Saqib Rasul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello all, > > > > We have several WS features already implemented into out Web App: > > - WSDL generation > > - SOAP Request/Response > > - Document Literal style WS and WSDLs > > > > Our WS and WSDLs are WS-I compliant. > > > > And are now thinking of moving to AXIS. From axis documentation it > > seems that axis is helpful to create Client/Server Java stubs for > > handling WSDLs. The problem that we have is out WSDLs are generated > > dynamically for an "information Container", so its useless generate > > Cleint/Sever java-stubs. > > > > Can someone point out some documentation on how to work > with AXIS if > > the WSDLs are unknown/dynamic. In other words how can we still hook > > into the AXIS system with dynamic WSDLs? > > > > Many thanks in advance, > > > > Regards, > > > > Saqib > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------- > > SAGA D.C. GmbH Phone : +49 (0) 6731-9428-0 > > Berliner Strasse 73 Fax : +49 (0) 6731-9428-26 > > D-55232 Alzey > > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.sagadc.de > > > > > >
