Changing response status code

Hi all,   How can i change the Response status code in Axis handlers? When there is an error, the response contains the soap fault. But, the response header shows status code as 500 (internal server error). I wanted to change the status code to 403(forbidden). How could i do it ? Regards,Sathis

RE: problem with web service method which returns boolean, not understood by JAX-RPC client

Hi Chandrashekhar,   thanx for your answer. Actually, because of pressure of time, I'm thinking about to simply change the return type to String, since at least Strings are definitely working in this web service interop nightmare world ;-)      Merten From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:

RE: problem with web service method which returns boolean, not understood by JAX-RPC client

Hi Merten, I havent faced this problem but from what I have read... boolean return types are automatically converted in its form at both ends.. Infact if method returns null, its wrapped by Boolean wrapper.. Doubt I have whether the method returns non null and non boolean value.. Its just my gues

RE: problem with web service method which returns boolean, not understood by JAX-RPC client

Hello, anyone else experiencing such a problem??? Thanx! > -Original Message- > From: Merten Schumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 1:41 PM > To: axis-user@ws.apache.org > Subject: problem with web service method which returns > boolean, not understood by JAX-R

Re: Can this soap message be consumed ?

Hi Kumar, I faced the similar problem with return types. There are no standard serializers/deserializers available for Map implementations. Even I had to convert them to arrays.. the structure I followed was : Vector of String arrays.. First element of Vector being String array headers.. and rest

Error deserializing Attachements

Hi, I have a sample echo services. I am sending an attachment that is echoed back. It is serialized properly but throws exception while deserializing echoed message. The message that is sent it. POST /services/MORServlet HTTP/1.0 Content-Type: multipart/related; type="text/xml"; start=""; boun

Service Impl class public constructor

Title: Service Impl class public constructor All, I have a service impl class without a public constructor. I have generated the wsdd file such that it calls the service impl file directly instead of using the SOAPBindingSkeleton. Now when I try to access this web service or execute any method

Re: Can this soap message be consumed ?

Anne- Thank you for the response. Atleast a HashMap represenation in a document/literal WSDL with key's of java.lang.String type and value's as java.lang.String type can't be consumed on the .NET/Java side ? I am aware that Arrays's confirm to BP 1.0 but just thinking how can a HashMap cannot be

Re: Handler to webservice bridge.

Hi. just posted a question of the same kind and got a response. in your WS you can get the soap message using org.apache.axis.MessageContext.getCurrentContext() which gives you an object of type MessageContext. that you can use just like in your handlers, so just retrieve user and pwd again in th

Re: Axis/WebSphere SAAJ classloader issue

I was able to overcome the issue of WebSphere loading it's own SAAJ implementation by removing all but the following JARs from WEB-INF\lib: axis.jar axis-ant.jar saaj.jar log4j-1.2.8.jar This fixed the problem of the web app failing to start when its classloader mode was set to PARENT_LAST with

Re: SOAP message content in the service implementation

It might be best to treat WS A as a "message-style" service (that receives a SOAPEnvelope as argument and returns a SOAPEnvelope or SOAPElement, see the user guide), but if you can't do this for some reason, you can still use the MessageContext. org.apache.axis.MessageContext.getMessageContext(),

SOAP message content in the service implementation

Hi. This is more of a general question I am afraid. I would need to have access to some parts of my SOAP message in the service implementation. More precise, I am sending some info to a WS A in SOAP headers. This service A in turn makes a call to another WS B( in doing so WS A is acting as a cli

Re: Can this soap message be consumed ?

Kumar, I suggest you convert your hashmap into an array. Anne On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 18:49:29 +0530, babloosony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I am using AXIS 1.2 RC2, Custom (De)Serializers. I am returning a > custom class (Forecast.java) from a EJB Web Service method which has > jav

Can this soap message be consumed ?

Hi All, I am using AXIS 1.2 RC2, Custom (De)Serializers. I am returning a custom class (Forecast.java) from a EJB Web Service method which has java.util.HashMap member variable in it. Now when I access this service I am getting below soap response from the web service deployed on WebSphere. It i