I see BasicHandler has support for options. How do I pass
options to a transport in client-config.wsdd?
Thanks
Hmmm...Well, this type definiton: A response containing customer details.
type="i0:ConfirmCustResult"/> doesn't indicate that the element should us
How do I create a new Axis
Bean (the XML binding beans generated by WSDL2Java) from an instance document?
For example can I create an instance of the PersonNameSearchType Axis Bean
using the the following XML fragment that conforms to the PersonNameSearch.xsd:
NameSearchTypeText
Right -- that's because the WSDL is at the URL you specified:
http://localhost:8084/vmr/VMRService.wsdl, and it is no longer generated by Axis, so there isn't a WSDL file at
http://myip:myport/services/VMRService?wsdl. Anne On 2/17/06,
Greg Michalopoulos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I underst
What's the best way for me to change
my endpoint dynamically?
I've got a working Axis client that
uses the WSDL2Java generated stubs. I can't figure out a real clean
way to utilize the stubs and just change the endpoint. How are people
doing this?
If it helps, here's what I've got so
far...
I
I faced this bug in Axis 1.1. However this was fixed in 1.2.1 and I don't
have this problem anymore (I'm talking client, not the server). Can you
check the generated stubs to see if it's using the CalendarSerializer
class? CalendarSerializer does generate the correct Schema dateTime
representation.
I understand all that you replied, except I think I must be
doing something wrong. I made all the changes and made
http://localhost:8084/vmr/VMRService.wsdl.
Now the output of ?wsdl is
Fault - Unable to find WSDL file or resource http://localhost:8084/vmr/VMRService.wsdl
If I cut and pa
Hi !
I've got a handler chain. In the client application I send a bean as a
parameter in the Call.invoke method. Then the request message go through the
chain to the final receiver.
I would like to know how I can get the bean wich is in the parameter list in a
handler. I know I can use SAAJ t
With the given schema,
CardIdType has an element of type serial and CardType has an attribute of
type serial, in the generated class, the element ‘s xml type is set into
("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";, "posi
Hmm... thanks for the suggestions. I've finally figured out how to set
up the classpath in WinXP. I'm still getting:
C:\Program Files\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\axis\WEB-INF\classes>java
samples.userguide.example1.TestClient
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
samples/userguide/exam
WSDL?On 2/17/06, Justin Schoeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Further information, we just managed to get the debug messages out, andgot the extended error:Unhandled Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: There is an errorin XML document (1, 877). ---> System.InvalidOperationException
: Thespec
Since you have defined your own WSDL, I suggest you tell Axis to use your WSDL rather than generating a new one. You do so by specifying:[wsdl-url]
in the WSDD. (make sure that you change the soap:location attribute to point to the correct URL)Doing so allows you to remove the following parameters
Using Axis 1.3. I created the WSDL below by hand (via xsl). I created
the skeleton and stub using WSDL2Java no problem, but the deploy.wsdd
(below as well) has lines like this - qname="ns:>Claim" - when I
expected it to be - qname="ns:Claim". I am able to deploy and use the
web service without is
Further information, we just managed to get the debug messages out, and
got the extended error:
Unhandled Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: There is an error
in XML document (1, 877). ---> System.InvalidOperationException: The
specified type is abstract: name='DeviceID',
namespace=
Let me pose the question this way: I have a something (database, legacy app, etc) I want to initialize in my service at startup, prior to the first request coming in, how do I that.
On 2/17/06, Anne Thomas Manes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's probably not a good idea, because you're very likely t
Hi all,
I seem to remember a discussion on this a while ago, but cannot seem to
find it now.
I am trying to use an Axis2 web service (generated from WSDL) from a
Visual C# client (also generated from the WSDL. Everything works fine
until the client starts parsing the response XML, when it g
Fixed, realized that the EAR files that I was releasing
contained the axis.jar. Moved this out of the ear to the Orion/Lib directory and
then the ClassLoader started working.
From: Phil Burgin
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 16 February 2006
12:40To: axis-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: RE: Two
It's probably not a good idea, because you're very likely to restart Tomcat -- but UDDI entries are persistent. AnneOn 2/17/06, Sherwin Kartick
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I want my web services (in Axis) to publish to a UDDI when Tomcat starts up. I was initially going to just do the registration
The soap monitor has three parts:
1) A handler - which in axis 1.x requires its own wsdd and a reference to
that handler in your apps wsdd.
2) The soap monitor servlet, configured in your web.xml .
3) The applet, whose compiled classes need to be at the root of your war.
All three work in
yes..I got confused as i use both SOAPMon as well as TCPMon..
heres the URL
http://javaboutique.internet.com/tutorials/Axis2-2/soapMonitor.html
On 2/17/06, Ulf Dittmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't think SOAPMonitor can be used with remote services. It's a JAX-RPChandler, which can examine
Hello,
Thanks for your response.
I've checked it out and it looks nice. So I tried to implement it, but
my browser always give the next fault : Loading Java Applet failed.
But on the axis page I can see my list en the wsdl. And they seem to
look alright. Am I doing something wrong...?
-Origi
Hi,
Could you please tell me how can I call org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL from my own class for a particular jws service?
Note: I can call org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL for a customised service but not for a .jws service.
Chinmoy
I have one suggestion for this kind of problem.
While installing, Tomcat asks you for the path to your JRE installation.
You should tell Tomcat to look in /usr/local/jdk1.5.0_03/jre instead of
/usr/local/jre1.5.0_03 (example, but i hope it is clear).
Greetings
Franz
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I don't think SOAPMonitor can be used with remote services. It's a JAX-RPC
handler, which can examine requests/responses on the host it runs on. It
has no provisions for forwarding a request to someplace else. prashanth
was probably thinking of TCPMon, which can do this.
> I got Soapmonitorservic
Why not start with the SOAPMonitor handler? That would seem to do
everything you need done, and then some - just throw out the GUI, and
replace it with whatever logging you need done.
> We have a webservice and want to get knowledge of our soap messages.
>
> We're using org.apache.axis.handlers.B
Hello,
We are using Axis 1.
We have a webservice and want to get knowledge of our
soap messages. The reason: we should put up a logging system. We’re using
Sandesha on the Axis.
We’re trying to put a handler between our
client and our webservice, but then we only get our Request
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