Hi everyone,
I appologise if this has been asked already, but I would like to know the
following: Is it possible to have a Java class, e.g. Test in my Test.java,
to keep the value of its static variables between calls to the service. E.g.
I have a static variable temp, to which I just add string
Additionally to the activation.jar, you'll need the mailapi.jar from
java's mail api. This library is located somewhere on suns website.
Best regards
Richard
At 23:07 03/08/2005, you wrote:
I'm still learning all of this, but I used to get the message below, I
fixed it by adding activation.jar
I haven't been using Axis all that long either. However I don't think Axis
itself can run on a port. Thus the application fighting over port 8080 would
be your servlet container. Are you starting Tomcat via an Eclipse plugin?
hope it helps,
james
Quoting J H [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Everyone.
The Error I got only concerns javaax.activation.DataHander and has no
sign related to the mailapi.jar.
Do I still need the mailapi.jar? If I get it from sun, where should I
put it?
Thanks,
Don
-Original Message-
From: richard falconer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
Hi everyone,
I appologise if this has been asked already, but I would like to know the
following: Is it possible to have a Java class, e.g. Test in my Test.java,
to keep the value of its static variables between calls to the service. E.g.
I have a static variable temp, to which I just add string
Hi all,
I just finished project using JWSDP and I'm starting a
new one using Axis :-) . I know axis well from other
projects.
I have this WSDL, which I would like to use in my new
project:
complexType name=ReturnWeb_Base
sequence
element name=errorMessage type=string/
You still need both jars - not sure why.
Add both to the axis lib:
Tomcat5.0\webapps\axis\WEB-INF\lib
Richard
At 13:40 04/08/2005, you wrote:
The Error I got only concerns javaax.activation.DataHander and has no
sign related to the mailapi.jar.
Do I still need the mailapi.jar? If I get it
Hi all,
I just subscribed to the list, so I'm replying to
James.
Is the goal running two seperate web services in the
same servlet container? It seems you are using the
same configuration for both web services. At least one
way to solve it - if I understand the problem
correctly - is two have
Please log a bug and upload your wsdl. Are u using Axis 1.2.1?
thanks,
dims
On 8/4/05, trebor iksrazal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I just finished project using JWSDP and I'm starting a
new one using Axis :-) . I know axis well from other
projects.
I have this WSDL, which I would
This is interesting. I can't speak to the Axis internals. But what this shows
me is that Axis is creating more than one service implementation class. Thus
there is more than one instance of your Test class instanciated even though
they will live to service many requests. This is what I would
Yes, I am running Axis 1.2.1 . I will write a simple
test case and submit via JIRA today.
Regards,
iksrazal
--- Davanum Srinivas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please log a bug and upload your wsdl. Are u using
Axis 1.2.1?
thanks,
dims
On 8/4/05, trebor iksrazal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No worries,
Found JAXP implementation ( javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory ) at an
unknown location.
- me too now that you mention it!!
R
At 14:11 04/08/2005, you wrote:
Thanks, Richard.
The suggested approach works!! I put the activation.jar and mailapi.jar
under the common\lib of the
You can use a handler to perform schema validation.
Anne
On 8/3/05, Jeremy Nix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My WSDL+XSD constrains all my fields down to specific lengths or enumerated
values. I'm noticing however that the maxLength constraints are not being
validated by my web service. Is
I thnk this means that the jar was found inside the JDK, not on your
classpath. Nothing to worry about.
On Thu, 4 Aug 2005, richard falconer wrote:
No worries,
Found JAXP implementation ( javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory ) at an
unknown location.
- me too now that you mention it!!
R
Thanks for your advice. I did try moving the temp= part to the top (static
initializer) and the same thing happens.
PS: What do you mean by following the Singleton pattern. I am more from a
C/C++ background so the terminology is a bit strange to me.
Thanks for the help!
Derik
-Original
To put it simply, it's a class of wich exactly one instance exists. In
such class you keep your 'persistent' string. It's usually achieved by
making the constructor private (so nobody but the class itself can
call new SingletonClass(...)) and a static method to access a static
field that holds
Has anyone else done this before? I can't imagine I'm the 1st person
who has attempted to constrain their web service interface. I'm not
seeing any Axis handlers that mention validation in them. Does anyone
have a Handler that I can plugin in that will perform validation based
on my WSDL/XSD?
hmmm, if there was no 'temp=' in the constructor then it makes me think you
either stoped Tomcat or did a deploy between tests. I just ran a quick test
with one of the service methods I'm working on. I also use scope=Application
and I couldn't get more than one instance of my service
Ok, [rolls up sleeves] perhaps I'll get more help with this
if I edit the official wiki rather than my own wiki. :) I
edited the following pages:
http://wiki.apache.org/ws/FrontPage/Axis
http://wiki.apache.org/ws/FrontPage/Axis/AxisGeneral
Well, I started out using Eclipse to create WAR files for both
webapplications (axis and interface), but I never ran the two in unison
through Eclipse.
Is there a way to change the port that a servlet runs on?
Thanks,
Jeff
From: James Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
John,
I'm just learning Axis for client-side, also, but I'm using JMS transport
instead of HTTP so I'm not sure how similar our setups are. However, if
you look at the user-guide.html that is in the /docs folder of the Axis
1.2.1 download, it gives an example of configuring the Call object--I
--- Javier Gonzalez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using the wsdd approach lets you use almost any class for providing
services, and no restrictions to using inner types. Plus it's easier
to develop and test in an IDE and then pack it in a .jar and put it in
the axis-enabled servlet engine.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John,
I'm just learning Axis for client-side, also, but I'm using JMS transport
instead of HTTP so I'm not sure how similar our setups are. However, if
you look at the user-guide.html that is in the /docs folder of the Axis
1.2.1 download, it gives an
emmm, nopes, it was intended for the list :D
Well, there ya go: just make the top-level class implement methods
that call all the inner classes and you are set.
(As a rule I try to keep the classes that get published as web
services as 'dumb' as possible, and try to keep all the important work
They are both setup to use different URI's, but I think what is going on is
that the first webapp is listening through port 8080 for slide messages and
the second, axis, webapp/service is listening for soap requests.
When the slide webapp receives a request it starts up a axis call to the
What is the actuall error/exceptions you are seeing? Before you make a request
to your client application, can you successfully request the services wsdl from
axis (http://localhost:9090/axis/services/MyPort?wsdl)?
Quoting J H [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
They are both setup to use different URI's, but
I am using Axis 1.1 in rpc. I have some troubles with accents:
item
name xsi:type=xsd:stringcluLogin/name
value xsi:type=xsd:stringmémè/value !-- meme --
/item
Is there something to do for axis 1.1 to handle correctly accents?
Christophe
On the off chance this is useful, I ran across this old JIRA ticket this
morning while searching for some different encoding problems:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1132
I don't know JIRA well enough yet to tell what version this patch went
into, but it sounds like perhaps a later
I am using axis on both the client and server side, but I am
having a problem with the relationship between them. In particular, I
want to separate out the code but WSDL2Java puts them in the same directory and
the namespaces are off. I use ant as my builder. Heres the
+ src
+ client
Hi,
I'm still stuck here...this is the response I'm getting from my server:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
soap:Envelope xmlns:soap=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xmlns:xsd=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema;
soap:Body
My web service is just one class.
When I start up Tomcat, does an instance of my MyService
get created and just stay there, instantiated, between
uses of the service, as long as Tomcat is running? Or,
for each (remote) call to one of its instance methods, does
an instance get created, the method
That's not a valid response, detail should contain a namespaced child element,
it not allowed to have text data in it directly.
-Original Message-
From: Marcelo Razzolini Correia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 12:55 PM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org; Anne Thomas
It depends. Look in the user guide for 'scope'. This has 3 values
(something like 'request', 'session' and 'application'). The first
indicates that the object carrying out the request has the same lifetime
as the request in the server. The second indicates the lifetime extends
over the
--- Jeff Greif [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It depends. Look in the user guide for 'scope'.
Ah. There we are. Thanks for the reply Jeff. Though,
there's only a short paragraph there, and it doesn't say
how to tell Axis to start a session, or how to specify
that the session is now over (for
Look in the same user guide or in the wiki for use of sessions. I
believe that usually sessions are created and destroyed by handlers
(deployed for the service) of the request. Requests typically come with
and without some kind of session key (often in the SOAP Headers, or an
Http cookie).
Here's is the complete stack trace...
Again, the scenario is that when I install the 2 wars on seperate machines,
everything works fine. When I install the wars on the same machine, nothing
works and I get the message pasted below after about 5 minutes from the
first client axis/soap call.
Hello, Can any one please let me know, which version of axis supports SOAP with attachments,
I am using axis 1.1with activation1.0.1.jar and saaj-api.jar and I am getting the following AxisFault exception,
faultCode: {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Server.userException
faultSubcode:
Hi,
Is there a plan to integrate BCEL with Axis WSDL2Java
?
Right now, WSDL2Java generates .java files for the
complex types present in a WSDL -
We are working on a standalone Java application, that
could be deployed in a machine without a JDK install.
The application requirements states that
Hi Axis2 Developers/Users,
I'd like to propose to release Axis2 0.95 on next Friday (12-08-2005) and to
have a code freeze on next Tuesday (9-8-2005).
Followings are MUST do things before the release: 116, 112, 103, 100, 95,
82, 55, 51.
Guys please give us a helping hand to fix these,
Greets,
I tried to install xmlsec into axis, but seems axis has problems doing
this. The problem is with xmlsec, but I still don't know how to solve
it or fix it. I am using tomcat, This is the happyaxis report:
Optional Components
Warning: could not find a dependency of class
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