Hi all, I am accessing a web service by using axis2_0.9 version.That give bellow mention error while accessing the that.(when I check it out by using TCPMON that returned same soapmessage.The error is pointed to serializattion) any kind of comment is highly appreciated kind regards,madushan
you can extract all the security info by looking at the Vector stored as
a property in the MessageContext:
Vector resultHandlers =
(Vector)MessageContext.getCurrentContext().getProperty(WSHandlerConstants.RECV_RESULTS);
this vector contains, as far as i can tell, everything you could want to
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Actually I'm not having any luck calling axis services with the SOAP client's I typically use, is there anything different about what Axis may be anticipating?On 11/20/05,
Scott McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been trying to custom-craft a provider for axis, and in testing it
I determined my
Hi Wasana and Madushan,
We also love to have a benchmark testing as part of our project. Feel
free to ask any question from this list.
BTW, I think all the axis2 devs would love to have this under Axis2
scratch, IF this project goes well.
Chinthaka
Wasana Delpage wrote:
>Dear All,
>
>We are fo
Thanks a lot for the detailed description! I think this will work fine
for me. One more question about this though: Can i read the username
inside the web service? Or is there any way of getting information like
the group a user belongs to inside the web service to read it there? It
sounds like
I've been trying to custom-craft a provider for axis, and in testing it
I determined my test was broken...and in testing my test, I determined
there is something about calling Axis services I don't understand, so
I'm trying to figure out what I am missing about the transaction with
the HTTP server.
