choice problems for Axis 1.3
Hi, We're having problems with the choice tag using Axis 1.3. xsd:choice xsd:sequence xsd:element name=Value1 type=ns:Value1/ xsd:element name=Value2 type=ns:Value2 minOccurs=0/ /xsd:sequence xsd:element name=Value2 type=ns:Value2/ /xsd:choice Basically, we wanted to implmeent non-exclusive or. So either value 1 and value 2 are present, or one of either, but not neither. If we only set value2, then Axis complains about value 1 not being present. Has anyone ever seen something like this before? thanks, Jordan.
Writing SOAP messages to disk
Hi all, I've figured out how to get my web service to write incoming SOAP xml to disk (using the response\request flows of the wsdd and Handler classes). However - if I'm accessing an Axis web service as a client - creating a binding, calling the method with a n Axis defined class as a parameter, etc - how abouts would I write the outgoing XML to disk? thanks, Jordan.
Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk
Hi Robert, I'm not too sure what you mean by this. My 'client' does the following: MyServiceSoapHTTPBindingStub binding = (MyServiceSoapHTTPBindingStub) new MyServiceServiceLocator() .getMyService(target web service url); binding.someMethod(axisMessage); i'm trying to get the underlying XML representation of the 'axisMessage' object. - Original Message - From: robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 17, 2006 11:47 am Subject: Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk Have you considered a client side handler ? Same concept, but you use: Service.getHandlerRegistry().getHandlerChain(portQN) instead of WSDD to configure it. This would allow you to write the file on the client side, if I understand you right. HTH, Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com/ Em Sexta 17 Março 2006 16:35, o Jordan Lee escreveu: Hi all, I've figured out how to get my web service to write incoming SOAP xml to disk (using the response\request flows of the wsdd and Handler classes). However - if I'm accessing an Axis web service as a client - creating a binding, calling the method with a n Axis defined class as a parameter, etc - how abouts would I write the outgoing XML to disk? thanks, Jordan. --
Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk
Hi Robert, Thanks for the response. You are correct on 1) and I have this working. You are correct on 2). But I think you may have an assumption as to the implementation of my client. Or it may be that I'm not implementing the client in the correct way. The code snippet that I provided, is the sole link between my application code and where it calls another web service. The HTTPBindingStub is generated from the WSDL2Java, and it is through this object that I bind to the target web service and call a method on it. Jordan. - Original Message - From: robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:16 pm Subject: Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk Perhaps I misunderstand what you are trying to do. 1) You have a handler on the service side that gets the SOAPMessage as a Document and writes it to disk on the service side. 2) You want to do the same thing on the client side, with the out going message. What I recommended was to put another separate though similar Handler on the client side. Or to add to my first post call MessageContext in a static way from your client - the FAQ explains how. If that's wrong try to clarify and maybe I can help. Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com/ Em Sexta 17 Março 2006 17:02, o Jordan Lee escreveu: Hi Robert, I'm not too sure what you mean by this. My 'client' does the following: MyServiceSoapHTTPBindingStub binding = (MyServiceSoapHTTPBindingStub) new MyServiceServiceLocator() .getMyService(target web service url); binding.someMethod(axisMessage); i'm trying to get the underlying XML representation of the 'axisMessage' object. - Original Message - From: robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 17, 2006 11:47 am Subject: Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk Have you considered a client side handler ? Same concept, but you use: Service.getHandlerRegistry().getHandlerChain(portQN) instead of WSDD to configure it. This would allow you to write the file on the client side, if I understand you right. HTH, Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com/ Em Sexta 17 Março 2006 16:35, o Jordan Lee escreveu: Hi all, I've figured out how to get my web service to write incoming SOAP xml to disk (using the response\request flows of the wsdd and Handler classes). However - if I'm accessing an Axis web service as a client - creating a binding, calling the method with a n Axis defined class as a parameter, etc - how abouts would I write the outgoing XML to disk? thanks, Jordan. -- --
Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk
Robert, I see now that new MyServiceServiceLocator() in fact extends Axis.Client. I was able to get it to work by using the Handler strategy that you suggested. Thanks! Jordan. - Original Message - From: Jordan Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:55 pm Subject: Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk Robert, to clarify, how I call the web service is nearly identical to what they do in step 6 on http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/06/05/axis.html?page=2 thanks again, Jordan. - Original Message - From: Jordan Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:50 pm Subject: Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk Hi Robert, Thanks for the response. You are correct on 1) and I have this working. You are correct on 2). But I think you may have an assumption as to the implementation of my client. Or it may be that I'm not implementing the client in the correct way. The code snippet that I provided, is the sole link between my application code and where it calls another web service. The HTTPBindingStub is generated from the WSDL2Java, and it is through this object that I bind to the target web service and call a method on it. Jordan. - Original Message - From: robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:16 pm Subject: Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk Perhaps I misunderstand what you are trying to do. 1) You have a handler on the service side that gets the SOAPMessage as a Document and writes it to disk on the service side. 2) You want to do the same thing on the client side, with the out going message. What I recommended was to put another separate though similar Handler on the client side. Or to add to my first post call MessageContext in a static way from your client - the FAQ explains how. If that's wrong try to clarify and maybe I can help. Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com/ Em Sexta 17 Março 2006 17:02, o Jordan Lee escreveu: Hi Robert, I'm not too sure what you mean by this. My 'client' does the following: MyServiceSoapHTTPBindingStub binding = (MyServiceSoapHTTPBindingStub) new MyServiceServiceLocator() .getMyService(target web service url); binding.someMethod(axisMessage); i'm trying to get the underlying XML representation of the 'axisMessage' object. - Original Message - From: robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 17, 2006 11:47 am Subject: Re: Writing SOAP messages to disk Have you considered a client side handler ? Same concept, but you use: Service.getHandlerRegistry().getHandlerChain(portQN) instead of WSDD to configure it. This would allow you to write the file on the client side, if I understand you right. HTH, Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com/ Em Sexta 17 Março 2006 16:35, o Jordan Lee escreveu: Hi all, I've figured out how to get my web service to write incoming SOAP xml to disk (using the response\request flows of the wsdd and Handler classes). However - if I'm accessing an Axis web service as a client - creating a binding, calling the method with a n Axis defined class as a parameter, etc - how abouts would I write the outgoing XML to disk? thanks, Jordan. -- --
Receiving null Message Parameter
Hi, I've set up an Axis service, and am using a Java test client to test the port. I am trying to use the driver to send the following type of Message: wsdl:message name=returnAcceptanceInput wsdl:documentationThis message is for acceptance/wsdl:documentation wsdl:part name=header type=nb:MessageHeader / wsdl:part name=parameter type=nb:Acceptance / /wsdl:message When the method is called by WSDL on the service, 'header' comes through fine, but 'parameter' is null. Has anyone encountered this before? thanks, Jordan.
Registering Handler class under Spring
Hi, We're using Spring and Axis together. We have a Handler clas thats called in the responseFlow and requestFlow tags in our wsdd to write xml to disk. Unfortunaately, we're having trouble making our Handler Spring-aware. Registering the Handler class in our Spring context files does not work. The reason for wanting it to be Spring aware is because we use Spring to load property file constants into classes. We want to be able to store directory paths to be able to write the XML to disk (as mentioned above). 1) is there a way to make this Handler spring-aware? 2) if not, is there a way to define constant values (like directory paths) so that the handler class can retrieve them?
