RE: Don't understand how to deploy my web service

2006-03-09 Thread Pujari, Ashish \(CONT\) 
Title: Message



I 
modified an exisiting WSDD file which I felt was the quickest way to get it 
running. Please ensure you have typeMapping 
entries for complex objects.



-Original Message-From: 
Rhimbo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 2:49 
PMTo: Axis usersSubject: Don't understand how to deploy my 
web service

  Hi all,Sorry if my question is similar to others. I 
  haven't found my answer quite yet.I developed a Java file to define my 
  web service. I ran Java2WSDL and created a WSDL file. Now I am having trouble 
  deploying it.I've been reading the AXIS user's guide but am very 
  confused. I cannot use the .jws method to deploy a simpel web 
  service.First question: what is the simplest alternative? Do I need to 
  generate a WSDD file? Second question: how do I do this? I ran the 
  WSDL2Java command and it generated a bunch of files in a DefaultNamespace 
  directory. Is this the right approach? What do I do with these files? 
  I noticed that the .java files generated by the WSDL2Java command 
  contain interfaces that extend java.rmi.Remote. My original Java source that I 
  wrote does not extend Remote. Is this a problem?I'm very confused. 
  Many thanks.
  
  
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Element tag before complex type

2005-10-18 Thread Pujari, Ashish \(CONT\) 
Title: Element tag before complex type







I created WSDL1 using Axis and it works fine. However, the Weblogic scripts (it seems) need an xsd which looks like the one in WSDL2.

Are these two WSDLs different because of the element tag ? 

How to create such a WSDL ?


WSDL1

wsdl:types 

 schema targetNamespace=http://mytarget.com xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema 

 import namespace=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/ / 

  complexType name=MyComplexObject 

WSDL2

wsdl:types 

 schema targetNamespace=http://mytarget.com xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema 

 import namespace=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/ / 

 s:element name=MyComplexObject 

   complexType 

Thanks in advance.

RE: client for document-style WebService

2005-10-15 Thread Pujari, Ashish \(CONT\) 
There is a Junit file that's generated ServiceNameTestCase.java. That
can act as a client for unit testing.
A similar class can be created to act as the real client.

- Ashish

-Original Message-
From: Carmine Gargiulo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 6:08 PM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: Re: client for document-style WebService


ok ...but wsdl2java has generated various .java, i've compiled all. It's

ok.
Nowwhat generated file is the client???

Dynamic URL in Service Locator

2005-10-12 Thread Pujari, Ashish \(CONT\) 
A Web Services client in a production environment will require to point
to different WSDL URL locations based on a application configuration
file. However, the WSDL2Java generated ServiceLocator has a hardcoded
URL and is stored in a jar. 

Is there any Axis feature that allows a client side URL configuration
file ?

Thanks,
Ashish

RE: Dynamic URL in Service Locator

2005-10-12 Thread Pujari, Ashish \(CONT\) 

https://bpcatalog.dev.java.net/nonav/soa/client-url-binding/

I do not know if Axis inherently allows externalization of WS client
binding. But the above link provides some solutions.

cheers,
Ashish