A lot of the services at xmethods are non-standard or don't work. Assuming you pick one that works properly, you should be able to take the WSDL and generate a stub to talk to it. Most other SOAP toolkits work the same way, although some use a call interface instead of a stub interface.
AnneOn
Accidentally discovered the root cause of the problem... Still not sure
how to fix it though.
It seems that Axis2 has some trouble parsing input that is 'Web Services
Addressing' encoded. Discovered that by accident when I was trying to
debug the problem, but had a wsa-xsi filter in line to
Hi Anne
i think i was doing mistake in my dev. i got it that we can't validate input. I got it from your reply that we should avoid to use rpc/literal. but we are implementing WS-I profile and according to specification we must have to implement rpc/literal. it would be great if you explain which
Hi !
I'm currenlty trying to find a way to move a corba software
implementation (which is run in a stand-alone way) to a web services
using Axis 1.3. I'm searching a way to start web services on
application server startup (eg tomcat). In fact, back-end objects
instanciated at web service
1) So web serivces is basically == RPC (Remote Procedure Call) == RMI (similar if only using Java) ??2) Web services is a way of doing remote Method Invocation?3) Then Web Services is == Java RMI + ability to invoke methods on other languages / platforms (e.g. .NET / Perl / PHP ..etc)
does you guys usually hand code your WSDD files -OR- there are tools auto generate it -OR- you guys usually get deploy.WSDD from WSDL2Java when generating sbut / skeletons?
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Thankyou so much anne, but could you explain what is non-standard?WSDL should be universal + language independent right?are you meaning the SOAP toolkit xmethod.net services using didn't implement the WSDL standard, so when I use WSDL2Java to generate my client won't compatible with
Hi all,
I'm having a problem with an Axis2 webservice and it's driving me nuts for all
day now, please help me out.
Basically, it comes down to this:
My webservice returns an array of categories to my client program and when no
categories are found, a zero-sized array is returned to indicate
1) So web serivces is basically == RPC (Remote Procedure Call) == RMI
(similar if only using Java) ??
No
2) Web services is a way of doing remote Method Invocation?
Ditto
3) Then Web Services is == Java RMI + ability to invoke methods on other
languages / platforms (e.g. .NET / Perl
I mean that the WSDLs for many of these services aren't valid.xmethods doesn't provide a toolkit -- it just provides a place for people to post their services -- it's up to the folks that post their service to make sure that they are valid. Many are not.
If the WSDL isn't valid, wsdl2java is
WS-I allows document/literal and rpc/literal. But as I said, many systems don't support rpc/literal, so I strongly recommend that you change your specification to use doc/literal instead. If you use the wrapped convention with doc/literal, the messages on the wire and the programming model are
Thanks,
I asked anyone who will listen and maybe some who don't.
Best regards,
Lawrence
Anne Thomas Manes wrote:
You might want to ask your question in a PHP discussion forum...
On 2/20/06, axis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
I have just completed writing an Axis application, in fact
3rd answer ;-)
2006/2/25, david duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
does you guys usually hand code your WSDD files -OR-
there are tools auto generate it -OR-
you guys usually get deploy.WSDD from WSDL2Java when generating sbut /
skeletons?
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Thanks you so much for the hint !But if you are using a web service toolkit that implements WSDL standard - the WSDL get generated should be valid WSDL(Axis for example uses ?wsdl at the end of the URL)Are you meaning the WSDLs listed at xmethods.net are hand coded by service provider
From my understanding1) WSDL = document describe a list of function / methods skeletons + function / methods parameters + return type 3) In Axis for example there are only 2 ways to call up web services on the internetA) (without using / generatestu
b +
skeletons)-- example1 in axis
eric kong wrote:
Informally I can view Web Services as a list of methods /
functions somewhere on the internet, i make a call t o one of the
function / method, passing in some XML (compare to java method
parameters), then i get some data in return (compare to return type in java)
Although
Hi Alan;
I am sorry for late reply .
If you include some parameters in axis2.xml you can get them using
AxisConfiguration.
If you have access to message context you can directly ask from msgCtx
for your parameters.
If you are using ServiceClient then you can get the ServiceContext and
from
Hi Bram,
Are you using ADB ? if so the all/ schema construct can be an issue.
A recently done change to the deser code of ADB only supports
sequence. So here are two things you can try out!
1. Change all to sequence. However the sequence requires the elements
to be properly ordered!
2. Try using
Hi, dims, Sorry for the long delay in response. I had to fly to china for my work and wasn't able to check my axis mailing list for sometime. I'm new to the format of the open source development, particularly about how it works at Aparche. Is there any incentive for people to help out or it's
Hi all,
I see increasing traffic on issues regarding Axis2. This mail is just a
reminder to pass the mails to the correct people.
As you all can see we use the same mailing list to address the issues
related to both Axis 1.x and Axis2. So we came up with a small
convention to distinguish between
I would like to propose once again to create a seperate list for Axis 2. I realize that it makes it so developers have two lists to deal with, but I believe it would be better. The focus of the two efforts is really very different, bug resolution and stability for Axis 1, new product development
If you define a bean as the return from your WS, then Axis will serialize the bean (or an array of beans), pass the data to the client, and deserialize it for you so you have access to the bean(s).HTHJim[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi,who knows how to get an Java object as answer of a WS
I ran into the same issue, which looks very much like a bug (in Axis
1.4).
Java2wsdl adds an undefined type to the types list on its first
occurrence, causing subsequent occurrences to output a message part with
the undefined type (instead of anyType).
Any chance to have a fix in 1.4?
Regards,
Hi,my
axis powered web service shall write a classfile to the file system.But I
can not find a method to get an AxisServlet object in my web
=service,assuming that the informations provided by AxisServlet also
contain e.g. =thepath to the classes-dir of the
Axis-Servlet.BTW. has a
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