Have you enabled GET method in your service?
Samisa...
Gupta, Shivam wrote:
Hello,
I have been trying to invoke the echo web service supplied with
Axis2/C using REST based invocation. When I try using the echo_rest
client, the service responds just fine.
However, when I try to invo
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Pim Philipse commented on AXIS2C-121:
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The function axutil_log_write() does go through
Hello,
I have been trying to invoke the echo web service supplied with Axis2/C
using REST based invocation. When I try using the echo_rest client, the service
responds just fine.
However, when I try to invoke the echo web sercvice using a web browser, I
get no response from the Axis. Th
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Pim Philipse commented on AXIS2C-121:
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While you're at it,
axutil_log_impl_log_user(
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Hi Danushka,
We could easily wrap the base context functions in conf_ctx, op_ctx,
svc_ctx, svc_grp_ctx and msg_ctx. But this considerbly increase the
lines of code. As I remember this was the main reason for not doing it
previously. However I also agree that it is nice to have these wrapper
f
Damitha Kumarage wrote:
Hi Danushka,
We could easily wrap the base context functions in conf_ctx, op_ctx,
svc_ctx, svc_grp_ctx and msg_ctx. But this considerbly increase the
lines of code. As I remember this was the main reason for not doing it
previously. However I also agree that it is nice
Hi,
Yes I have. Infact, if I haven't enabled it, even the echo_rest client
should not have worked. Please help.
Thanks,
Shivam.
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From: Samisa Abeysinghe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 7:48 PM
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