Hi.
The user guide says, that axis2 can automatically export wsdl of
deployed services. Unfortunately I couldn't find any documentation how
to do it. So, I tried it the way it used to be in axis1
(?wsdl), but that didn't work.
I'd appreciate any hints.
--Joerg
Hi Janos,
thought about bundling server-config.wsdd in my .war too ... At the end
I decided NOT to do this, one reason was the
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> Subject: where to put server-config.wsdd
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> Hi
>
> The production peo
Hi
The production people at my company say that an
application can not write into its WEB-INF directory
for security reasons (they can not have the Axis
administration servlet running), therefore I need to
prepackage the server-config.wsdd file in my ear.
The context attribute "javax.servlet.cont
No worries -- change it to "body" or whatever else you like.
Anne
On 6/23/05, Patrick Quinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Anne
>
> As mentioned last week, I got a broken WSDL working on Axis with your changes
> (many thanks once again).
> Our customer, however, cannot get the changes through
For a service called MyService, i.e. your WSDL file contains , source code generated by WSDL2Java will contain classes
with these (or similar) names (amongst others):
MyServiceLocator
MyServiceSoap
MyServiceSoapStub
You can then invoke myMethod() against the service using code like:
I know it's been asked before here, but I've searched through the
archives and could not find anything that would help me, so here it
goes:
I'm trying to add a header to a stub but it's more that just a simple
string, it's a custom header. Here's the relevant wsdl declaration and
code piece:
In
I am using axis 1.2.1. I am implementing session management
by adding --deployScope Session option for server side stub generation. I
created java client with serviceLocator.setMaintainSession(true); for client
stub locator and it works as expected for java client.
I am trying to consume w
I am trying to use apache axis to access the web services of a
thrid-party app. The WSDL for the third party app has many
, and elements that are children of
the element. So it looks basically like this:
...
...
When I run
UserBean only contains Strings.
The WEB Service runs to completion on the server when its invoked. But I
get the cast exception on the client. In this case it's a Java client
that was generated with WSDL2Java.
It actually fails in the SoapBindingStub on the invoke.
java.lang.Ob
Looks ok. If it compiles and runs ok "without" Axis and SOAP it should
run ok with Axis as well.
This is of course assuming that UserBean only contains allowed
attributes as mentioned in the earlier mail, or at least only beans
which in turn only contain allowed attributes.
Keep that link I sent
Hello all,
Here I am again with this TypeMapping business. It seems that all of the
code I wrote which works for axis 1.2RC3 no longer works with 1.2final. It
seems that my client-side type registration is being ignored in its
entirety. I have not changed my TypeMapping code since I first figur
Duarte,
Thanks for your replies on- and off-list. It took me a bit to follow what
you were saying.
I'm not very familiar with Axis internals, and I've never tried to build
the source. Do you mean that your fix causes Axis to serialize the array
as it did in 1.1, or just that switching the
i am getting the following error when trying to send
an array with more than one element with a proxy and
openssl with gsoap to the axis server on gsoap.
SOAP FAULT: SOAP-ENV:Server.userException
"java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out"
Detail: myserver
my soap client is trying to talk
Wille
Thank you for the response. Another question if I may. Below is the code
where I used to be returning a Vector. I changed it to return an array
of UserBean objects. I remember trying this before but got a class cast
exception. Should this work?
Thanks
Brad
public UserBean[] getListOfUs
Hello all,
I'm having a problem with obtaining a PDF from a webservice as an
attachment. The first time I call the web service, everything works as
it is expected, but the second time, the client side seems to hang on
reading the file. Here's the code:
Server:
public javax.activation.DataHandler
Eclipse Webtools is pretty cool, and has many features.
Next release is planned for 1st of July and should normally support Axis
1.2.1
Feature for client-side code generation for web services is useful.
Hal
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I'm current using the Lavadora Eclipse plug-in to bring Axi
I'm current using the Lavadora Eclipse
plug-in to bring Axis into Eclipse. The plugin appears to be the
work of a single person working on a Master's degree, so the icons are
a bit rough, the wizards are pretty bare-bones, and the source comments
are all in Polish, but if you can live with a sing
I haven't seen much on this topic. If it was discussed well, I must have missed it. The one reference I
found to using Axis with NetBeans was
http://cropcrusher.web.infoseek.co.jp/shufujava/wserv/axisnb4_en.html
which I didn't find particularly helpful -- probably because something
was lost in tr
I'm an Axis newby, so please pardon
any obvious dumb mistakes I'm trying to find.
I'm trying to follow the example in
the Axis User Guide for implementing the client side bindings. I've
created all the generated Java code from the service WSDL (using the Lavadora
Eclipse plugin, but the code loo
Hi,
I'm trying to simplify the configuration of a pre-packaged Axis server which
already has a bunch of services deployed. I'd like users to be easily be
able to set the endpoint on services that were generated from wsdl, so I'm
using the Java stub as my deployed service. You can think of this mod
Hi,
I am just struggling with the same issue. I am using document literal style
where encoding namespace is invalid and the .Net client (and not only) is
complaining about it.
Any changes I did in the wsdd file didn't lead to the solution, so I also
would like to know if somebody already solved thi
Hello All,
I've searched through the archives but there's so much
overlapping of keywords I can't locate a specific thread that answers this
question, so please forgive me if this has been covered before (and I'm sure it
HAS, I just can't find where).
Is there some special reason why Ax
Hi All
I have noticed that Axis code/decode xsd:dateTime as GMT (in
CalendarSerializer.java for example). If I have got it right
xsd:dateTime is required to encode the correct time (base time plus or
minus a time zone offset), but is not required to preserve locale
information, including the orig
Hello,
With Axis 1.1 you have:
... xsi:type="soapenc:Array" soapenc:arrayType="xsd:string[3]" ...
With Axis 1.2 you have:
... soapenc:arrayType="soapenc:string[3]" xsi:type="soapenc:Array"
I have updated the ArraySerializer.java in order to change the order of
the attributes (xsi:type=
This question has discussed in the past,and you can travel history maillists.
Best Regards,
Robert Zhang
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主题: Best IDE to use for Axis
> I'm currently using NetBeans 4.1 as
Title: Messaggio
Hi
I'm thinking to
switch from Apache Soap to Axis but i have a
doubt.
i'm using
soap since 2003 with success and without any kind of problem
(thank u again); i can handle different keystore on different webapps on the
same application server using this trick:
http://marc.
hi,
we have a situation here which we need to intercept all webservice requests insert the requests in a sequence of steps before send it back to the originally requestes web service.
the AXIS fit our need perfectly, but we have the following issue to handle "not all web services installed
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