Re: Ignore newly added fields to remain compatible

[Mirco Jeske]

Thank you Ajith, that'll do for me.

best, mirco


What I can suggest as a work around is to add a user level handler
(you might need to write a module. writing modules is very easy) that
removes the newly added fields from the XML message. Hence when the
message reaches databinding stage it will be seen as a valid message.





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Re: Ignore newly added fields to remain compatible

[Mirco Jeske]

Hi again,

did I miss some hints in the docs regarding this question? Pls would 
anyone be so kind as to provide me a hint for this as I cannot find 
related topics to this.


thx, mirco

Mirco Jeske schrieb:

Hi group,
I am dealing with a couple of web services facing a problem with newly 
added fields. One wsdl changed as there was added an additional field. 
Unfortunately I cannot rebuild my stubs due to heavy release problems. 
Therefore I would like to configure axis to just ignore this new 
field. Is there a way to stay compatible as long as the original 
fields remain available no matter how may new field would haven been 
added?


thanx for any hint, mirco

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Ignore newly added fields to remain compatible

[Mirco Jeske]

Hi group,
I am dealing with a couple of web services facing a problem with newly 
added fields. One wsdl changed as there was added an additional field. 
Unfortunately I cannot rebuild my stubs due to heavy release problems. 
Therefore I would like to configure axis to just ignore this new field. 
Is there a way to stay compatible as long as the original fields remain 
available no matter how may new field would haven been added?


thanx for any hint, mirco

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Re: Problems with order of parameters

[Mirco Jeske]

I have been working on this problem for a few days now but still have no 
solution. Using the WSDL2Java Stub works fine


Any hints welcome :-)

regards, mirco

Mirco Jeske schrieb:

Hi List,

I built a webservice wich accepts three string parameters as input. I deployed 
the service to the tomcat5 container. Everything seems to be fine.
Now I would like to test the service by calling it from my browser with the 
following url

http://localhost:8080/MyServiceName/services/WorklistServices?method=getPayload&username=someuser&password=mypassword

Please find the code of the webservice at the end of this mail. It first writes 
out the transferred parameters but the assignment is not corrent. The output is

"Calling getTaskliste method with user mypassword and password someuser"

Since the assignment should depent on the name of the passed parameter I cannot 
understand why this happens. I then called the service with completely 
different parameter names

http://localhost:8080/MyServiceName/services/WorklistServices?method=getPayload&a=someuser&b=mypassword

Output is still

"Calling getTaskliste method with user mypassword and password someuser"

Any ideas what could be wrong here?

Thanx; mirco

CODE

public String[] getTaskliste(String username, String password) {
System.out.println("Calling getTaskliste method with user " + username + 
" and password " + password );
}

WSDL (partly)

   

 
  
  
 

   


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Problems with order of parameters

[Mirco Jeske]

Hi List,

I built a webservice wich accepts three string parameters as input. I deployed 
the service to the tomcat5 container. Everything seems to be fine.
Now I would like to test the service by calling it from my browser with the 
following url

http://localhost:8080/MyServiceName/services/WorklistServices?method=getPayload&username=someuser&password=mypassword

Please find the code of the webservice at the end of this mail. It first writes 
out the transferred parameters but the assignment is not corrent. The output is

"Calling getTaskliste method with user mypassword and password someuser"

Since the assignment should depent on the name of the passed parameter I cannot 
understand why this happens. I then called the service with completely 
different parameter names

http://localhost:8080/MyServiceName/services/WorklistServices?method=getPayload&a=someuser&b=mypassword

Output is still

"Calling getTaskliste method with user mypassword and password someuser"

Any ideas what could be wrong here?

Thanx; mirco

CODE

public String[] getTaskliste(String username, String password) {
System.out.println("Calling getTaskliste method with user " + 
username + " and password " + password );
}

WSDL (partly)

   

 
  
  
 

   


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