Re: WebSphere 5.1 does not run Web Applications running Axis SOAP Engine

Hi, I know this is off topic, but I think it may help you. There is a much cleaner way to setup LogFactory on Websphere, without doing the PARENT-LAST trick. See http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27004610 for details [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I also had to specify a name-value pair

xsd:anyType

Title: Message There seems to be a disconnect between Axis Java and Axis C/C++.  Axis Java, more specifically WSDL2Java will handle a WSDL that uses the type xsd:anyType while Axis C/C++ does not.  Glancing at the code it looks like Axis C/C++ supports xsd:any but in a somewhat strange way

Unable to compile Axis final release 1.2 source

Hi, has anyone tried to compiled the new final release 1.2 source code? I'm getting build failed with the following error: build.xml:234: The following error occurred while executing this line: taskdefs_post_compile.xml:12 taskdef A class needed by class org.apache.axis.tools.ant.wsdl.Wsdl2javaAnt

Re: Using Castor Serialization results in xsi:type coding being specified in the SOAP message

As I remember, Castor behavior changed so that it now includes xsi:type on root elements by default. I've seen case before where this causes problems with .Net. You can turn this off using the marshaller.setSuppressXSIType(true) call (within the Axis-Castor serializer code, in this case). - D

RE: struggling with typeMapping / beanMapping

Hi all, Answered my own question, finally. Here's exactly what I did: 1) I removed the typeMapping element from the deployment for the SNIS service and re-deployed. Doing this restored the type information for the Configuration class in the axis-generated WSDL file. 2) I copied this WSDL fil

RE: struggling with typeMapping / beanMapping

Hi all, Answered my own question, finally. Here's exactly what I did: 1) I removed the typeMapping element from the deployment for the SNIS service and re-deployed. Doing this restored the type information for the Configuration class in the axis-generated WSDL file. 2) I copied this WSDL fil

Re: SAXException SimpleDeserializer

If you're forced to use Axis 1.0, then I think you will have to use the message API and construct the messages manually. Axis 1.0 doesn't support this type of complex document/literal service. Anne On 5/4/05, Swapna Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > I am very new to Axis, SO

Re: Help in returning arrays from axis web service. Works fine with java client but not with .net client..

Shantanu, start from the WSDL (keep the elementFormDefault="qualified") and generate the server-side using WSDL2Java ("-s" generates the server side code) and use the deploy.wsdd that is generated. -- dims On 5/4/05, shantanu chawla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello All, > > I have tried many

Help in returning arrays from axis web service. Works fine with java client but not with .net client..

Hello All, I have tried many times without success returning simple arrays of type string and int. I have created a simple webservice. my java client works fine but I am not able to access the complete array in the .NET C# client. I can access only first element of the item array. My web service

Access soapheader via proxy classes

Hi,   Is it possible to access soapheader through WSDL2Java-generated proxy classes? In my WSDL file, the binding element specifies a soapheader message of an input/output tag for an operation binding. I would expect the proxy classes let me fill in the soapheader data, but I am not sure

RE: Wrapped service wsdl does not generate wrapper classes

Ann, Your solution solved my second issue. Seems like my first issue is not a problem, my service is working without them. thanks, Karl -Original Message- From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2005 11:17 AM To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: Re: Wr

SAXException SimpleDeserializer

Hi, I am very new to Axis, SOAP etc. I am constructing a client to consume a webservice  (Amazon webservice). The server on which the client is to run, provides me with access to Axis 1.0, and I have no control over making them use higher versions of Axis.   Using the WSDL available at:

axis client on a web application on tomcat

Hi there! Anyone can tell me an example, or send me any code that shows a axis client runing on a webapp on tomcat (say it 5.0.28) connecting to a web service? I can't put any example runing :( I've tried install a fresh tomcat but I got allways the same exception: ClassCastException. Please

struggling with typeMapping / beanMapping

Greetings, all - I have been having a merry time indeed with Axis, deploying services, creating Service objects by passing the URL of the automatically generated WSDL file and then performing call() on them, all without any issue. I then started experimenting with serialization. I have a class n

struggling with typeMapping / beanMapping

Greetings, all - I have been having a merry time indeed with Axis, deploying services, creating Service objects by passing the URL of the automatically generated WSDL file and then performing call() on them, all without any issue. I then started experimenting with serialization. I have a class n

httpservletrequest

Firstly, sorry for this dumb question. I'm writing a server-side web service and exposing a method where the client muxt enter usernamen and password So i've just done something simple like this: public void getUserNamePassword(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws Se

Re: Wrapped service wsdl does not generate wrapper classes

Karl, When using "wrapped" your response wrapper element should provide a container for your return element. So what you want to do is define types:Catalog as a child of your two response elements. e.g.: Regards, Anne On 5/4/05, Schwarz, Karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

RE: messagecontext problem

Dear all I thiink i may have answered my own question! Cheers From: "Plorks mail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: axis-user@ws.apache.org To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: messagecontext problem Date: Wed, 04 May 2005 11:47:41 + Dear All My problem is i don't know how to pass the MessageCot

messagecontext problem

Dear All My problem is i don't know how to pass the MessageCotext from my web service to my handler Eg. I have my handler with the following methods handleSOAPResponse(MessageContext msgContext) and handleSOAPRequest(MessageContext msgContext) I have a method checkHeaderValue(msgContext) whic

Wrapped service wsdl does not generate wrapper classes

Hi, I am having trouble with a wrapped service definition. I've included the wsdl below. There are two issues I need some assistance with: 1. The wrapper classes are not being generated. If I define the return type for both response messages(getCatalogAllResponse and getCatalogT

Re: invoke methods wsdl file

Hi again! As far as I know, Web Services are basically XML messages that are exchanged via a http connection. That's why objects have to serialized before they can be send over the network. So basically your service puts information into the header and sends it to the client, which in turn can

Re: [OT] Writing a tutorial

Henry, Please add them to the wiki - http://wiki.apache.org/ws/FrontPage/Axis thanks, dims On 5/4/05, Henry Lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Tom, > > I can contribute some code (ant build.xml, java) for creating web > services on command line from interface, to WSDL, server code, client > cod

Re: [OT] Writing a tutorial

Hi Tom, I can contribute some code (ant build.xml, java) for creating web services on command line from interface, to WSDL, server code, client code, with/without SSL, Session handling, exchanging with IIS c#... Please let me know if it will add value to your tutorial. Thanks, -Henry >>> [EMAIL

RE: WebSphere 5.1 does not run Web Applications running Axis SOAPEngine

Thanks for your reply! I will take a look at your suggestions. What's bothering me is that IBM clearly doesn not support Web Applications running Axis SOAP Engine running in WebSphere. I don't know if my company will take the risk to run an unsupported application. Maybe it's time to migrate t

Re: [OT] Writing a tutorial

Folks, Just use the wiki to share the tutorial...you can create a user id on the wiki and edit it. click on the Login on the top right corner. -- dims On 5/4/05, Tom Ziemer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Sunil, > > thanks for sharing your time and your experience. This is really way > more tha

Re: invoke methods wsdl file

Hi, A littlle question I have my java file with some methods in it validateUser externalWSMethod and some others . When a client comes in they go to the validateUser method and it is here i need to create a soapheader to insert a value. What i'm confused about is does the client create a hea

Re: invoke methods wsdl file

Hi, here is what I did, to access the MessageContext: // invoke the call ... // then: MessageContext mx = call.getMessageContext(); Message m = mx.getCurrentMessage(); I am not sure how to access the header information, but you could try this: m.getSOAPHeader().getAttribute("someAttribute"); Hope t

Re: [OT] Writing a tutorial

Hi Sunil, thanks for sharing your time and your experience. This is really way more than I expected. Actually all of the points you mentioned are very interesting and I would be happy if you could write a few pages. I'll get started on this ASAP and send you a preliminary version. Thanks a lot,

RE: [OT] Writing a tutorial

Hi Tom, I can chip-in with a lot of practical experiences and tips like 1) Granularity of exposed interface ( for an existing web application) 2) Exception Handling ( including exception hierarchy) 3) Different ways of creating WSDL and their advantages 4) When to use SOAP headers 5) Implementing

Re: invoke methods wsdl file

Hi Thanks for the explanation I guess now i need to carry on with the next stage. I need to read a header value, so need to pass the soap context (MessageContext) Can you show me how to do this? Is it soemthing like this Many thnaks for your time and help public getHeaderValue(MessageContext ms

[OT] Writing a tutorial

Hi everybody! I think it would be rather nice to have a tutorial (PDF) that covers the basics and helps new users to get Axis up and running. Do you think that would be useful? If so, does anybody volunteer to help me to write such a tutorial? I'm thinking about covering the setup (Axis, Ant, To

Re: invoke methods wsdl file

Hi, --- call.setOperationName("someMethod"); String ret = (String) call.invoke( new Object[] { new Integer(6) } ); --- First you set the operation name, that is, the service's method you want to call then you excute the method (call.invoke()). The parameters for the service are passed as an array

Re: invoke methods wsdl file

Hi Can you explain the lline String txt = (String) call.invoke(new Object[] { new Integer(6) }); How o carry on the code after this line Sorry for my newbiee questions From: Tom Ziemer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: axis-user@ws.apache.org To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: Re: invoke methods ws

RE: WebSphere 5.1 does not run Web Applications running Axis SOAP Engine

I am successfully running a web application on WAS 5.1 using Axis 1.1. I have had some problems with Axis1.2RC3 and WAS 5.1 but I got over those by using Shared libraries to contain all the Axis jars and PARENT_LAST as the classloader policy. I also had to specify a name-value pair assigning t

getHeaderByName

Hello Can someone show me an example or point me to a tuorial where the value of a header is paicked up. Do i use getHeaderByName? Any help much appreciated _ Be the first to hear what's new at MSN - sign up to our free newsletters!

WebSphere 5.1 does not run Web Applications running Axis SOAP Engine

Hello! We are running WebSphere Application Servers in production and are planing on deploying a Web Application (Web Services, Axis 1.2 and Castor). There are some issues deploying Web Applications containing Axis in WebSphere because IBM is using a "home-made" version of Axis inside WebSphere.

Using Castor Serialization results in xsi:type coding being specified in the SOAP message

Hi I'm setting up a web using Axis 1.2 RC3 using castor for (De)serialization as described in http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-castor/ as I want to use the castor XML validation. When I run the example supplied I get the following I get the following response