Where is the (remote) IP address of the service invoker located?
ConfigurationContext ?
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Hi,
I have found following to set read time
out:
options.setProperty(HTTPConstants.SO_TIMEOUT,timeOut);
options.setProperty(HTTPConstants.CONNECTION_TIMEOUT,timeOut);
But As I have studied the there is one
nonBlockingDualClient option in axis2, but I am facing one problem is that
Hi Roman,
msgContext.getProperty(MessageContext.REMOTE_ADDR) should be
sufficent.
-- Andreas
am Samstag, 3. Juni 2006 schrieb Roman Weidlich:
RW Where is the (remote) IP address of the service invoker located?
RW ConfigurationContext ?
RW
Hello boyz.
I am developing a axis ws that has 2 operations with same input/output. I
use axis 1.4 and wsdl2java.
But always 1st operation is executed, never the 2nd one.
I have read in axis mailing lists it is a bug. Is this correct?
I always have read a possible solution in by a user. It
Good Morning Dan-
One must havesome semblance of aschema
a way to define (in other words what your sending and what you expect to
receive) to generate the Java Classes
So I am puzzled why does this process sound
stupid?Martin-
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If you are using Axis2 you can update axis2.xml property
transportSender
name="http"
class="org.apache.axis2.transport.http.
CommonsHTTPTransportSender" parameter name="PROTOCOL"
locked="false"HTTP/1.1/parameter parameter
name="Transfer-Encoding"
locked="false"chunked/parameter
Good Morning Sidney-
Did you define the service in server-config.wsdd and did you deploy the
configured service to AxisServlet ???
Then did you do a List of the services?
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Hi,
I'm trying to set a global timeout with HTTPClient using the CommonsHTTPSender
class. I do this with this code :
AxisProperties.setProperty(DefaultCommonsHTTPClientProperties.CONNECTION_DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_KEY,
timeout);
And how retrieve the MessageContext msgContext?
Andreas Hörnicke wrote:
Hi Roman,
msgContext.getProperty(MessageContext.REMOTE_ADDR) should be
sufficent.
-- Andreas
am Samstag, 3. Juni 2006 schrieb Roman Weidlich:
RW Where is the (remote) IP address of the service invoker located?
RW
Yes, I don't get any log4j errors anymore. However the eclipse wizard
plug-in keeps on not working with the following error message (except
the log4j thing it's the same problem as in my starting post on this topic):
Unhandled event loop exception
Reason:
java.lang.NullPointerException
I guess
Depends on where you need it but most likely you want to access
it in your impl class so that a look at [1].
[1]
http://www.wso2.net/2006/05/how_do_i_make_message_contexts_available_to_my_service_impl_class
-- Andreas
am Samstag, 3. Juni 2006 schrieb Roman Weidlich:
RW And how retrieve the
Hello,
I am trying to test a service with the header. I auto generated stubs
and every time I invoke the service it returns the following message:
org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: SOAPEnvelope must contain a body element
which is either first or second child element of the SOAPEnvelope.
The service
Jenny ZHANG wrote:
Hey all,
I wonder if I could enclose the policy file (in the format of XML) in the
SOAP message,
or have to treat it as an attachment ? if the former is possible, then
which way is better
considering I have to do some operations with the client side's policy
Hi there;
I need help understand this.
I modified the sample logging module and built a custom mar file
(logging2.mar). May be it is a figment of my imagination or a lack of
common sense but the module was not found until I changed module
ref=logging to module ref=logging2 in the config file. My
Thanks Deepal that worked. I can see the wsdl. However, when i access
the endpoint directly, by dropping the ?wsdl I get Requested Object Not
Found.
I can still hit the endpoint from any web service client, its just that
from within the console, i cannot hit it directly.
This is no big
I am pretty sure all my namespaces are correct, you are right that the
array items are part of the SOAP response, but .NET client does not
handle them correctly
What I am finding is that the part of the SOAP response looks something
like this:
...
tickets
item xmlns=.../item
item
I am trying to develop a client that will consume a webservice developed in .NET
One requirement of the webservice is that it needs a header value
which is an xml string like this
HeaderName
HeaderValuevalue/HeaderValue
/HeaderName
In my axis client when I tried to setup the header as
Noobie alert:
I am trying to install Axis 1.4 under Tomcat 5.0 under USS. Tomcat
installs and operates fine. However, Axis refuses to initialize with
the error messages below (and more), complaining about a
AxisHTTPSessionListener listener class. I googled the code (no idea
which libraries I
Include Servlet.jar on your
CLASSPATHViel GluckMartin --
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Hi Elodie,
Have you configured the tcp monitor correctly. You should start tomcat
in the port 8080 and have a mapping in tcp monitor from port 8070 to
8080.
Add the following additional line to the client code to send the request through the ctp monitor.
Please see my response in the sandesha-dev list.
Chamikara
On 6/2/06, Charles Souillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,I am trying to use the same example.I am encoutering the same problem. I have also caught the http requestinside tcpmon.You can find it hereafter :POST
Already fixed.
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-724
-- dims
On 5/31/06, Jeremy Pitten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using wsdl2java to generate ADB bindings I've noticed that generated
bindings expect to parse complexTypeall child elements in a specific
order but not in the order the
Check out Apache Beehive's WSM module. It supports JSR 181 on top of Axis.
-- dims
On 5/26/06, Larry Meadors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any examples of doing annotation-based deployment of web
services with axis?
I can't help but think that if I can generate all of the XML that I
need
Martin,
thanks a lot. Actually, with my Tomcat version it turned out to be
'servlet-api.jar' but adding this got me past this error.
/re
Martin Gainty wrote:
Include Servlet.jar
on your CLASSPATH
Viel Gluck
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