Hi ...
Im new in web services, im installing axis2c v0.96 in apache2 v2.2.0 and suse
linux
v10.1; compilling the distribution source and have a error :
/var/log/apache2/error_log
apache/2.2.0 (linux/suse) configured -- resuming normal operation
child 5894 returned a fatal error ... apache is exiting
starting log with log level 4
internal error: [axis2 ] error creating mod_axis2 apache2 worker
you have any idea this error ???
SALU2.
Javier A. Casasola Sánchez
El estudio es el camino del triunfo
On Mie Ene 17 17:34 , Nicholas Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
I'm building a C client using axis2's wsdl2java and have some questions
about the code it generates (the flags I'm using are: -l c -a -u -d adb
-uri myfile.wsdl).
first, it looks like there are no classes generated for the return
objects. is that expected? it appears to create a class for a request
and a response. although the response class has a get_FooReturn()
function, it looks like it merely returns an axiom_node_t*, not an
object with various getters/setters for the return value's data members.
So it looks like I need to write a bunch of code to parse the
return--and I had hoped axis2 would handle that.
second, I get a ton of warnings like this:
Jan 16, 2007 11:46:27 AM org.apache.axis2.schema.SchemaCompiler
findClassName
WARNING: Type {http://my.namespace.com}ArrayOf_xsd_string missing!
and:
Jan 16, 2007 11:19:20 AM org.apache.axis2.schema.SchemaCompiler
findClassName
WARNING: Type {urn:mynamespace}MyFooBarList missing!
So I'm wondering if there's a problem with the WSDL that is preventing
the code generator from creating the return objects (eg: maybe it skips
generating any objects that contain types that aren't properly definied?).
Anyhow, I'd really appreciate some feedback on this.
Thanks!
(PS: I would love to attach the WSDL, but unfortunately it contains info
I can't release to the public. I'm trying to create a trivial example
WSDL that exhibits these problems and will post it if I'm successful).
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