Marco,

we have developed a Web Service with Axis which invokes Castor JDO. 
Typically what you describe is a minor Castor JDO problem. The 
exeption messages do not always lead to the error cause. Try to 
write a _Server Side_ testcase to invoke the JDO functionality 
e.g. using a servet or Apache Cactus to isolate the problem.

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Von: Marco Mistroni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 12. Oktober 2004 13:30
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Betreff: problem when calling castorJDO from within an axis webservice


Hi all,
        I used axis to write a webservice, and inside the webservice I
am 
Calling CastorJDO to update a database.
For mysterious reasons, I am getting exception whenever I try to
instantiate A JDO object.

I have put my code into a try/catch block, catching a generic
java.lang.Exception, but it looks like the raised exception is not
catched and it is thrown to the client as a SOAPException, and so I
cannot find out What is going on..

Has anyone experienced a similar problem? Or has anyone tried to invoke
castorJDO from within an axis webservice? What are the guidelines? 



Thanks in advance and regards
        marco

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