Re: Client Exception: N7axiscpp19AxisEngineExceptionE

Hi, The Axis C++ 1.5 binaries were produced using the Xerces-C 2.2.0 binaries. If you wish to use a different version of Xerces-C you will need to re-build the Axis C++ XMLParser library from source, against your desired version. Regards, Adrian ___ Adrian

Re: [axis2] WSDL and XML Schema Imports

Hi, Hmmm.. WSDL4J has a method that allows it to use a given base uri but I'm not sure whether this is the problem. I mean wsdl4j is perfectly capable of picking up schemas from relative uri's. I'll try to test this scenario in a test case and let you know. Ajith On 3/1/06, Johan Andersson

Re: [axis2] WSDL and XML Schema Imports

Hello Ajith, thank you for responding =) WSDL4J picks up the relative path just fine. The problem is that a relative file path in a application server environment is not predictable. Consider this (I use tomcat as example): If I start Tomcat from c:\tomcat\bin and then in a servlet (located in

[Axis2] additional templates for codegen (extending code generator)

Hi, I want to generate some classes in addition to the classes generated by WSDL2Java. How can I extend the generation process? I assume codegen-config.properties is the file where I have to start...? Thank you, Andreas.

Re: axis2 nightly build

I'm not sure whether you are looking for jars or the whole dist. But if you are looking for just nightly jars, they are here : http://cvs.apache.org/repository/axis2/jars/ -- Chinthaka Tachtevrenidis, Kosta wrote: dear group, is there a way to get a nightly build of axis2 (the binary). I know

Re: [Axis2] additional templates for codegen (extending code generator)

Have a look at this article by Ajith: http://www.wso2.net/2006/02/inside_the_axis2_code_generator Thanks, Ruchith On 3/1/06, Andreas Bobek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I want to generate some classes in addition to the classes generated by WSDL2Java. How can I extend the generation process?

RE: Axis2 client

Thanks to those who replied, it did the trick. You'd think the bright yellow background would be enough to attract attention to that vital info ;) -Original Message- From: Deepal Jayasinghe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 11:09 PM To: axis-user@ws.apache.org

axis2 MTOM file cache bug

Title: axis2 MTOM file cache bug Hi, I am working with MTOM and Axis2 using the samples to save a file on the server that is uploaded from the client. I have added the file caching properties to axis2.xml. It seems that if a file is large than 4mb (as detailed in axis2.xml) it will drop 2

Determining the request path for logging [1.x]

I've got logging set up to log requests, responses, and faults to seperate log files. The problem is that I cannot reliably tell which request ties to with response or fault. Using timestamps is completely unreliable. I set it to log the thread information, but this is repeated everytime the

WSDL2Java overwriting implementation classes!

Hello, I previously was mapping the WSDL2Java classes to a local namespace for our project. We have determined using the default generated java namespaces for the generated code, and using our internal namespace for the implementation, would be the best course of action. However, when I changed

Re: Determining the request path for logging [1.x]

If you're using a handler for logging, the handler in the request flow could add a correlation-id or request-id property to the MessageContext with a generated value, and include it in the log message. Similarly, the handler in the response flow could retrieve that property and include it in the

Re: axis2 nightly build

Hi, You can simply replace the axis2-* jars in the WEB-INF/lib directory with the latest ones. *BUT* ... you will run into a problem in doing so since we have changed the structure of the repository (The sub-dirs that is expected to be there in the WEB-INF dir) and the dependant jars. As a

RE: axis2 nightly build

A couple of days ago I tried building the war from HEAD (in windows) and could not get passed some unit tests. Does anybody have the new war to give me? Kosta Tachtevrenidis FileNet Developer (253) 924-4862 http://www.weyer.com/dmg -Original Message- From: Ruchith Fernando

Re: Determining the request path for logging [1.x]

Just a small caveat: The uuid idea is a good one, however, from the uuid mini faq: http://www.asciiarmor.com/blog/default/2005/01/03/C62D35145B8464302800D42AB64B5036.txt java.rmi.server.UID only has 2^16 significant digits and makes no provision for the system clock being set backward. If

[Axis2] Windows thread problem

hi, i have a problem with not closed threads! i wrote a web service which invokes other web services. every time the initial web service is executed two new threads arise outlined in the Task-Manager (ctrl-alt-del) under processes in the column Threads. My web service crashes due to an overrun

Re: Determining the request path for logging [1.x]

Thanks guys. The java.util.UUID approach worked perfectly. On 3/1/06, robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just a small caveat: The uuid idea is a good one, however, from the uuid mini faq: http://www.asciiarmor.com/blog/default/2005/01/03/C62D35145B8464302800D42AB64B5036.txt java.rmi.server.UID

Re: [AXIS1.3] Service method returns null while it should return a object?

Well, we've just got our service up and running perfect! The problem was we didnt had a default constructor in the class Tour... yes, really stupid! You always have to follow the 3 rules of JavaBean: 1) Public getters en setters for properties 2) at least a no-arg contructor 3) implement

Re: WSDL2Java overwriting implementation classes!

After further review, this appears to be a bug between org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.JavaBindingWriter and org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.Utils (in Axis 1.3). Can someone verify this?Thanks,Scott S. McCoy On 3/1/06, Scott McCoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, I previously was mapping the WSDL2Java

Why axis need wsdl.properties file ?

Hello, I am trying to deploy an web service application using axis on WebSphere Application Server [5.0]. On WAS we have enabled the security feature which does few things like not allowing an application to listen to port , also not allowing applications to read files from root