Dear All
I wondered whether someone could lead me to a good tuturial or some decent
code.
I'm trying to write some web services using the eclipse platform and wtp
tools.
I need the client web service to create a SOAP header - from my server-side
web service, when i create the methods and the w
I also have run into a problem using sessionID in soap header.
I want the sessionID to be in the soap:header not in the soap:body.
My WSDD looks like that:
...
The answer of a Request looks like this:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/actor/next";
soapenv:mustUnderstand="0" href="#id0"/>
..
Hi
I’m taking up my interest for Axis/Glue/XX –
doing WebService development in Java, that is. I know this is a Axis forum, but
I was looking at Clue – does any one know what the price-tag on Clue is – 1
developer – approx.?
Best regards
Jan
Because there is no such style as "wrapped" in WSDL. The only
permitted styles in WSDL are "rpc" and "document". Axis WSDD
style="wrapped" produces WSDL style="document". ("wrapped" is a
programming style rather than a service style -- it presents a
programming interface comparable to "rpc" style,
I assume you mean webMethods Glue?
You have to ask webMethods for pricing.
I have to warn you -- webMethods isn't particularly interested in
selling you a single developer license. At a minimum, they will sell
you a Glue server runtime license, but they want to sell you all of
Fabric.
You can dow
Hello
I've got to develop a web service client, but don't know where to start
I have the external wsdl file which exposes the methods i wish to invoke.
Is it something like this
public static void main(String args[])
{
URL url = new
URL("http://thirdpartycallservice/third_party_calling_service.wsd
Hi,
in a futher message I read about a similar problem and it's solution.
posted solution: change wsdlsoap:binding style="document" to wsdlsoap:binding
style="rpc"
But the solution posted there is not applicable to me. My little webservice has
to be used in a IIS
from MS. And the developer suit
Hi there!
You could let ANT (using the axis-tasks) generate the necessary stub
files. In my opinion that is a much cleaner approach. Then you simply
call the service as if it were a local object:
// the locator is generated by axis/ant...
someLocator locator = new someLocator();
// ...the servic
I'm trying to do the following. Can someone tell me whether it is
OK/possible doing it this way
Is there a better way of doing it
I'm writing server-side web services, exposing methods to clients (these can
be anything).
I need to create a custom soap header. Would it be best for the client
maybe it coul be useful for somebody someday :
Don't add empty constructor, just check two things :
- On the server side, the wsdd file must define the proper
serializer/deseralizer when mapping your Enum type :
http://myUrl/myService"";
qname="ns:EnumerationConfType"
type="java:org.MyEnum
Hi,
I use axis 1.1. When I used RPC style, java2wsdl and wsdl2java produced
good proxies for classes with overloaded methods. However, they fail
to produce good proxies when WRAPPED Style is used. While I know web
services do not support overloaded methods, is there an option for
ensuring that
From: Cid, Jose Sent: Monday, May 02,
2005 5:24 PMTo: 'axis-user@ws.apache.org'Subject:
SimpleDeserializer encountered a child element, which is NOT expected, in
something it was trying to deserialize.
Can anyone shed some light as to what may be
going on here. I am use axis 1.2RC3. Mul
When using document style, you don't specify "parameters" in the
definition. Instead you have one message , and that
part points to a wrapped element. The wrapper element should be
defined as a sequence of elements -- which are your parameters.
If you want to create a parameterized interface, the
Hi folks:
After *much* too long, the Axis team would like to announce the release
of Axis 1.2 final. You can get it at:
http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/ws/axis/1_2/ (if your favorite
mirror doesn't have it yet try another, it's propagating now)
A few words about this release -
* A LOT of
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