Hi,
I have raised Jira issue AXISCPP-938 (
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXISCPP-938 ) to follow the progress
of this problem.
Regards,
Adrian
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Michael Thadani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/02/2006
00:14:17:
Hi,
Thanks for the hint with jprofile ... very awesome tool ... and it was a
memory leak ;)
Franz
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Franz Coriand wrote:
Hi all,
we have the problem, that our webservices become very slow after some
requests.
For the
Hi again,
Still battling to get Axis2 working properly here... When using
WSDL2Java to generate a server and client, everything seems to work just
fine, but I can't seem to get at the values of an abstract class.
Within the request document, there is an abstract property IDMethod. I
can
just finished axis User Guidewith a few questions :-there are 2 ways to deploy / call a webservice 1) (without using / generatestub + skeletons)-- example1 in axis samples -- call web service using -- Callcall= (Call) service.createCall();2) (generate stub + skeletons using WSDL2Java)
Hello Girish,
I've never worked with WCF nor Microsoft Indigo nor have any idea what
they are, but if your client is a (Java) servlet and uses a JAX-RPC
stub, I suppose you can just put the code that's now buried in this
e-mail to register your handler into your servlet.
Then add your
Hi,
I am trying to call a simple RPC web service using the
client stubs.
But I am getting an error which I am not able to
resolve.The error is :
AxisFault
faultCode:
{http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Server.userException
faultSubcode:
faultString: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: White
Hi,
I am trying to call a simple RPC web service using the
client stubs.
But I am getting an error which I am not able to
resolve.The error is :
AxisFault
faultCode:
{http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Server.userException
faultSubcode:
faultString: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: White
Hello Anshuk,
The clue is written in the faultString. The question is why it talks
about the public identifier and the system identifier, because I guess
your SOAP message does not contain any DTD declarations.
To make sure, use Axis' tcpmon tool to capture the response message.
What does it
Thanks Dies.
I was looking for a non-programmatic way of adding handler to the
client. Let me try in the way you explained.
Regards,
Girish Kumar
-Original Message-
From: Dies Koper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 5:24 PM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject:
Hello Ruchith and thanks for replying,
The problem is not that WSS4J is not working, it is functioning properly (at
least until I restart the webapp).
The problem is that the rest of my Websphere server and other webapps is not.
It seems that fiddling with the default DOM settings for the whole
Title: Web Services exceptions
Hi all,
My WS client accesses Web Service, that throws number of different exceptions.
No matter what WS throws, my client catches RemoteException (in sniffer I can see, that correct exception is thrown).
Any idea why it happens or how I can isolate the
Error in your classpath:
it misses a R change c:\axis\lib\jaxpc.jar to c:\axis\lib\jaxrpc.jar
Cheers,
Alban Hessler
Alasadi, Saad a écrit :
HI,
I add all jars to my classpath, but I still get errors.
Here is my classpath:
Take a look at this article:
http://www.developer.com/java/web/article.php/3493491
One thing you may consider - which has worked well for me - is simply
have all your types define a string and error code to return. In wsdl
that would look like:
complexType name=ReturnWebBase
sequence
Thanks, works for me now too;-) I am using version
0.94
--- Deepal Jayasinghe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just run ur code with small modification and it
worked for me and got
the folliwng result
ns1:addInventoryResponse
Title: Message
Arethere
anysignificant advantages in building an Axis Web Servicesfrom the
WSDL (wsdl2java), as apposed from the Java (java2wsdl) ?
James
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I defined a customizedexception called MyCustomException in the WSDL. I can catch this exception in Java client directly (using Axis1.3, JDK1.4). But I cannot find a way to do this for .net client. The "Add Web Reference" tool of .net seems not generate a class for MyCustomException. The.net
I'm writing this, to make sure it gets indexed, for further reference.
Problems occur when using Axis 1.3 (And possibly 1.2 versions) on the Oracle
10g platform. The problem is possibly caused by the
org.apache.axis.utils.XMLUtils class, and the provided Oracle XML Library
(xmlparserv2.jar).
Hi again,
I am begging now - I have tried everything that I can think of. This is
my last effort before scrapping Linux/Apache/Axis for this project and
switching to Widoze/C# :-(
The problem is:
I need to implement a webservice for XMLVend (generated by a standards
body) that uses
Hi all.
I use axis with the servlet container jetty.
Jetty is started in my application java.
My application has some objets that it's realize its funcionality for
the application works.
there is an object in the application that a web services must to
consult for obtain somes datas to create the
Sorry to leave you hanging Justin, been busy and this question required a bit of thinking.
You can do inheritance and abstract classes via xml binding. See this jira for how it works:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-310 - this got fixed in axis 1.3 and I found a work around for
Either you have completely lost me, or we are thinking of different things.
Constructors for the objects work, and casting them up for serialisation
works. Deserialisation also works, but casting them down to the
implemented class does not...
-justin
robert lazarski wrote:
Sorry to leave
This should be an FAQ. Many people, myself included, recommend
java2wsdl only as starting point. Once you have a basic wsdl, start
using that as your template and from then on use wsdl2java. I myself
skip the java2wsdl part and start editing a new wsdl. Some people,
though, do prefer to use
You know, when I tried to make some of these changes, I ran into some trouble. For instance, if I define the soap header and body in different messages, my generated port type interface no longer contains the credentials object in the method signature.
Any idea what I'm missing?On 2/22/06, Scott
Hi all, I need a huge favour if someone has JWSDP installed, and a
couple of minutes to spare...
If you do, could you possibly run the wsdl and xsd files from:
http://nrs.eskom.co.za/xmlvend/docs/Specification/November2005/XMLVend20.asp
through wscompile to generate a server? I would like to
I have also noticed that the WSDL generated by the code generated by *my* WSDL seems to mostly conform to your suggestions.Thanks, - ScottOn 2/23/06,
Scott McCoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:You know, when I tried to make some of these changes, I ran into some trouble. For instance, if I define the
I suspect your problem was caused by using the wrong xsd namespace.On 2/23/06, Scott McCoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your input, although this does generate working code and my actual problem, was that in xsd. But before I complete this project, I do have the requirement of ensuring WS-I
Have you tried Axis 1?On 2/23/06, Justin Schoeman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Either you have completely lost me, or we are thinking of different things.Constructors for the objects work, and casting them up for serialisationworks. Deserialisation also works, but casting them down to the
implemented
I suggest you upgrade to Axis 1.3. It fixes many bugs.An upgrade to Axis 2 is a big deal -- it uses a different programming model, so you would need to rewrite a lot of code. But, if you have WSDLs for everything, you can use wsdl2code to generate most of it.
But Axis 2 is still a work in
The Call interface is a low-level, dynamic interface, and it can be trickier when using complex types. The stub interface is more like RMI. Simpler, easier, but less dynamic and less control.Anne
On 2/23/06, david duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just finished axis User Guidewith a few questions :
Yes, tried that. Axis1 does not even manage to serialise abstract
classes... As you can see from the extract below, only type information
is included for simple abstract classes, and complex abstract classes
(idmethod) are completely empty:
soapenv:Body
Better to convert the Vector to an array.On 2/22/06, faizul sulaiman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I'm building a service which returns a complex javaobject that holds a vector of object.
I generated the server site and client stub using axis1.3 tools.Everything was OK in the server site. However, I
When using the messaging API, you must create the entire document that goes into the SOAP Body, not just the parameters. According to your WSDL, the child element of the SOAP Body must be tns1:incrementUserItemCount, therefore that should be the root element of your document.
AnneOn 2/22/06, Pedro
c:\f:\sun\AppServer\bin\wscompile.bat -import config-test-wsdl.xml
error: modeler error: invalid entity name: confirmCustomerReq (in
namespace:
http://www.nrs.eskom.co.za/xmlvend/revenue/2.0/schema;)
I've seen this error before, even with simple wsdl files, and never
understood what it
I never tried it myself, but with an Axis client, I think you should be
looking at the client-config.xml (which does not exist by default).
Have a look at the Axis website, Axis Wiki or maybe googling for it
might help.
Axis does not use files named web.xml nor webserviceclient.xml.
Regards,
Ich werde ab 23.02.2006 nicht im Büro sein. Ich kehre zurück am
13.03.2006.
I am out of office until 2005-03-13 and will reply to your message as soon
as possible when I get back. Please contact Richard Schurig or Roman
Dirgelas for urgent requests.
Sorry, forgot to download the XSD files.
I get a bunch of compile errors.
.\test_gen\XMLVendFaultResp.java:9: duplicate class:
test_gen.XMLVendFaultResp
public class XMLVendFaultResp extends test_gen.BaseResp {
^
.\test_gen\XMLVendServiceSoap.java:10: incompatible types
found :
any other application of SOAP beside web services use SOAP?under what situation that i should use SOAP protocol to communicate between application but NOT using web services? (since web service choose SOAP as protocol)When do i need to use UDDI axis tutorial didn't show when and how to do
Ok. For this example, I guest it is good to convert it
to array. But in my project, I also got other services
that need to be put in a vector or hashmap
(actually,it is structure of a dictionary entry).
Thats why I need to know whether this can be done?
If not, I can just stop working with this
Yes, just use arrays instead of vectors and maps.
A map is just an array of objects with two fields: key and value.
Look at the API of your map's entrySet() method and java.util.Map.Entry
for details. I should not be hard to write this in XML and generate the
Java classes.
Regards,
Dies
Hi,
Well.. I was able to fix the issue by modifying the java classes and adding
few line of coding(which is very similar to what Dies suggested).
Sajith.
-Original Message-
From: Dies Koper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 6:01 AM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Hi,
I am using AXIS 1.2 over Tomcat 5.5.9 appserver with
jdk1.5.0_03. I have deployed my web services in both Linux and Windows. I found
the problem in only linux.
The problem that I am facing is that the ?wsdl feature of
the Axis is not generating the wsdl:types section correctly.
Ok. I'll try this..
Thanks..
--- Dies Koper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, just use arrays instead of vectors and maps.
A map is just an array of objects with two fields:
key and value.
Look at the API of your map's entrySet() method and
java.util.Map.Entry
for details. I should not be
Hi All
I have successfully deployed a WebService called Echo
So I want to invoke that web service. For that I tried to write a client.
When writing it I used the following code
sample got from 0.93 release.
try{
EndpointReference targetEPR =3D new EndpointReference(
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