hi all,
I'm using Axis1.4 and found that Call.invoke() always succeeds
whatever I invoke Call.addParameter() method or not, also the
Call.setReturnType() method.
Is there any reason I must use the both methods ?
Any help or web resources would be greatly appreciated !
- sukie
--
It turns out I can answer my own question :-)
Axis2 seems to be generating in WSDL in document/literal wrapped form
by default whereas Axis1 did not. Hence all the parameters are
getting wrapped. There doesn't seem to be any real mention of this
in the migration guide or docs anywhere else, or
Hi sukie,
Have a read here:
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html#InteroperatingWithUntypedServers
It explains the situations where calling setReturnType is required.
Cheers,
Simon.
On 6/13/06, 蘇 軼(CEC) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all,
I'm using Axis1.4 and found that Call.invo
Hi Carlos;
Once you put your wsdl file into META-INF directory of the service
archive file , then if there are xsd:imports in your wsdl Axis2 tries to
read them. If the schema imports are relative then they should be there
in the META-INF directory, if the schema is absolute URL then it should
work
hi Simon,
Thank you very much for your help !
The setReturnType() method describes the return type in response message,
since the Axis' message is self-describing, I can throw it away : )
Thanks again !
- sukie
- Original Message -
From: "Simon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday,
Hi all,
I've got two handlers (A and B), deployed on two different tomcat
servers (1 and 2).
When server 2 is started, handler B sends a message to handler A (server
1 is running). My problem is that handler B inserts a message property
into the options and that option is received as NULL:
=
Hi,
MTOM sample is designer to work in the OM level.. It takes OMElement as
input and returns OMElement... That's why it uses the
RawXmlMessageReciever.. This will not generate a usable WSDL , but you
should be able to code generate for the given WSDL.. Notice the
following..
We have to custom w
Hi Michele;
None of the property is send to wire , all the properties for internal
processing I mean if you set a property in one server instance there is
no way that you can access that in some other server.
If you want to share properties between two servers you have to send
those in SOAP messag
Hi Deepal,
thanks for your reply. How can I access the SOAPHeader from the
ServiceClient?
Michele
Deepal Jayasinghe wrote:
> Hi Michele;
> None of the property is send to wire , all the properties for internal
> processing I mean if you set a property in one server instance there is
> no way th
Title: using a web-server as a soap client to another web-server
Hi axis-users,
I have a Java SOAP server application running under Tomcat using the Apache Axis SOAP library. This application needs to call another SOAP server with an attachment and get an attachment back.=20 A strange thing
Hi all,
Tools use: Axis2 1.0, Sandesha2 1.0 and apache-tomcat-5.5.15
I try to do the sandesha2 user guide. I deploy on tomcat the aar giving
by the sandesha2 1.0-bin.zip. I recover the client in the user guide. I
do instructions of sandesha2 user guide.
I only change this in the client code:
p
Hello,
(I had posted this to comp.lang.java.programmer more than a month ago,
with absolutely no success...hoping someone can answer this here.)
Can anyone point me to documentation explaining how to write a custom
serializer for Axis in Java ?
I need to write a serializer to handle data that c
Hi all,
I'm getting the following error while attempting to create a SOAP message:
Unknown SOAP Version. Current Axis handles only SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2
messages
The SOAP envelope is:
http://org.ncl.ac.uk/qosp";
xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";>
I found the solution. The problem was the call
envelope.setNamespace(this.omNs);
Regards,
Michele
Michele Mazzucco wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm getting the following error while attempting to create a SOAP message:
>
> Unknown SOAP Version. Current Axis handles only SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2
> messag
Hello.
I have 2 Java Interfaces, each one representing
a WebService :
public interface interf1
{
public void m1(MyObject
o);
}
public interface interf2
{
public void m2(MyObject
o);
}
As you can see, the 2 operations have
a MyObject instance input parameter.
I would like to generate the
Hi all,
In the web-service client side, I have the following a
NullPointerException during the processing of a fault:
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.axis.client.Call.invokeEngine(Call.java:2816)
at org.apache.axis.client.Call.invoke(Call.java:2767)
at org.apac
Hi Cyrille Le Clerc
- JDK: 1.4_01
- Tomcat 5.0:28
- Axis 1.3
With the tcp-mon this is the message:
"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
soapenv:Server.us
I am running the latest daily build (13 June 2006).
In the CodeGenerationEngine.getBaseURI(String), a perfectly good URI
file:/c:/Java/projects2/axis2-std-1.0testbed/build/wsdl/WWPointsCalculator.wsdl
is getting mangled into something that is incorrect:
file:/C:/Java/projects2/axis2-std-1.0test
try dropping the file:/ prefix.
On 6/13/06, Jim Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am running the latest daily build (13 June 2006).
In the CodeGenerationEngine.getBaseURI(String), a perfectly good URI
file:/c:/Java/projects2/axis2-std-1.0testbed/build/wsdl/WWPointsCalculator.wsdl
is getting
Hello,
I would like to check security for incoming soap requests at server side
using the Rampart module(Axis 2). I have an existing client that sends
signed SOAP requests(no encryption).
The problem is that the signature is never checked. I can see this in the
log(debug level):
DEBUG - Pha
Hi,
I am attaching you the services.xml and the WSDL with the reference to the
external schemas.
I removed the external references and made a copy of all referenced schemas
in the .aar file, and now Axis is not generating any exception at all, and
the service appears in the service listing, but w
I am trying to implement a stateful web service using
HttpSession from my Axis2/Tomcat server. The client’s calls to my web
service always contain a ticket that I need to pass back to them upon
authorization, and check during each call until the connectionClosed method is
called.
Specif
Hi,
I'm using Axis2-1.0 and I'd like to do something which was available in
axis 1.x.
In axis 1.x, you could do :
MyServiceLocator serviceLocator = new MyServiceLocator() ;
MyService myService = serviceLocator.getmyservice();
And then, you can access the implementation class properties an
Hi,I am converting an existing Axis 1 web service to Axis 2. The single method, getData, takes and returns an array of SoapBodyElements. When I generated the service skeleton in Axis 2 though, using WSDL2JAVA, the method takes GetDataDocument and returns GetDataReturnDocument. How do I map the old
I have stepped through the debugger in the WSDL2Java generation, and I
see that while I give a path with "/", that is converted using a File
object, so that there are "\" in the string.
In the AxisService.getWSDL(OutputStream, String[], String), an
exception is thrown and is caught at line 603 (in
I just verified that I am pointing to today's build (13 June 2006).
When I ran the Java2WSDL generation, I still got a WSDL file with two
complex type definitions in the schema for the same type. I am still
using the same Java interface that I have been using.
Regards,
--
Jim
---
The problem that I am seeing, while running in a Windows 2000 environment,
probably works in Linux. The problem seems to be associated with using
the File class, which in Windows is introducing backslashes to the
path ("\"). The URI wants only forward slashes ("/"). In Linux, you
would only have t
It's not a perfectly good URI. A perfectly good URI of the file:
protocol has two slashes after the protocol, followed by a
hostname:port (either the :port or the entire hostname and port may be
absent), followed by another slash that begins the path. So to make
your URI perfectly good, it shoul
Jeff,
I followed Davanum's advice and that caused this problem to disappear.
I did not create my own URI, but used the Java facility: file.toURI().
Only after that did I run into this problem that seems to be only in Windows,
due to what happens with File (backslashes) and then with URI's, where
I have a web service built on AXIS 1.2 Final and web service provider
built on AXIS 1.2 Final. Both are running on WebSphere 5.1 server.
When I try to consume the service I am getting below error on the
provider side. I am not understanding what this exception means and so
someone help me
More info
I am using Axis 1.3 with
Document/Literal
Thanks,
Ted
From: Ted Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 8:56 AMTo:
axis-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: Empty SOAP Body in Input Message
Causes NPE on Axis 1.3
I am executing a web service with no input
par
Hi,I am trying to get to grips with Axis2, and need an 'Axis2 for Dummies'-type resource. For instance, what does 'OM' in OMElement etc. stand for? How does the documents that are passed back from Axis2 methods relate to SOAP messages? Is an XMLObject similar to a SoapBodyElement? How are attachmen
Dear all,
I was trying to use MTOM attachement to send a test.xml to server.
Unfortunately no SOAP
messages were catched by SOAPMonitor, and I got errors in windows's console
(listed below).
It looked like that the SOAP envelop did not generate successfully, I tried
both SOAP1.1 and SOAP1.2
Hi Nicolas,We are blind without the stack trace of the exception. You should find it in the server-side logs.CyrilleOn 6/13/06, Nicolas Guaneme
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Cyrille Le Clerc
- JDK: 1.4_01
- Tomcat 5.0:28
- Axis 1.3
With the tcp-mon this is the message:
"http://schema
Cyrille Le Clerc wrote:
Hi Nicolas,
We are blind without the stack trace of the exception. You should find
it in the server-side logs.
Cyrille
On 6/13/06, Nicolas Guaneme
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi Cyrille Le Clerc
- JDK: 1.4_01
- Tomcat 5.0:28
- Axis 1.3
I tried the WSDL2Java generation with a WSDL file that I generated
with this build, and it worked. That was only after I edited the file
and removed the duplicate complex type definition. Now, I am seem to
be getting the full set of generated files. I need to complete the
process and see if the ge
Hi Nicolas,
I advise you to first fix your logging problem. Remember that axis
relies on log4j. I attached a log4j.xml that should enable axis debug
logs. just drop this file under WEB-INF/classes .
We are waiting to see your stacktrace :-)
Cyrille
On 6/13/06, Nicolas Guaneme <[EMAIL
Hello Cyrille
I active the log and show me this trace in the console and generate
this file too. :'(
I see the log and the problem is it when invoke the client-stub of the
other web service..
Thanks..
Nicolás G. Rico
Hi Nicolas,
I advise you to first fix your logging prob
I am sending attempting to send a message as a client to a .NET web
service, and I need to manually set the value of my "To" soap header,
which is added to my message by using the .wsdd file below:
http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/";
xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java";>
good day awl, I have a few questions, What, who, when, where, why and how do i find documentation on the use of java2WSDL for Axis2 1.0?NO I don't Use Eclipse IDE and NO I don't use Intelli j IDEIt seems that deploying the WSDL along with the webservice is required as of Axis2
1.0 but there is NO
I am doing it programmatically. In one of my emails, I think that I show how
I invoke the Java2WSDL generator. I have it working well in Axis2 0.93.
There is a Jira ticket that I wrote about a problem that I had with a complex
type as the argument to the Java interface. It created a complex type
d
Hi
I have modified my axis2.repository path and the axis2.xml path to point to
my local dirs and have successfully deployed a service dynamically [by
dropping the aar file under the services folder]. But if I delete that file
I am not seeing that getting undeployed and not sure if I have to call s
Hi Anamitra;
pls see my comments below;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi
>I have modified my axis2.repository path and the axis2.xml path to point to
>my local dirs and have successfully deployed a service dynamically [by
>dropping the aar file under the services folder]. But if I delete that file
>I
Hi Knly;
Pls see my comments below;
knly browne wrote:
> good day awl, I have a few questions, What, who, when, where, why and
> how do i find documentation on the use of java2WSDL for Axis2 1.0?
> NO I don't Use Eclipse IDE and NO I don't use Intelli j IDE
>
> It seems that deploying the WSDL a
yes, please create a JIRA.
Jim Bender wrote:
> The problem that I am seeing, while running in a Windows 2000
> environment,
> probably works in Linux. The problem seems to be associated with using
> the File class, which in Windows is introducing backslashes to the
> path ("\"). The URI wants on
Hi All,
I am trying to write an application using AXIS and need to implement
some fault handling features I have a method
public void testConnection(String username, String password)throws
Exception{
LORAXSoap soap = new LORAXLocator().getLORAXSoap();
soap.testConn
Hi,
You have a slight typo in the rampart configuration parameter.
The above should change to
Note that the third letter of the parameter name is lower case 'f'.
Also since you only expect Timestamp and Signature (and no encryption)
the action/items should not have 'Encrypt' in it. Theref
Brian Russell wrote:
>
>
> 1.Has anyone worked with maintaining session specifically with
> regard to the Quickbooks Web Connector v.1.0.52 and Axis2 v.1.0 on
> Tomcat 5 (I'm using v.5.5.15)?
>
> a.If not, does anyone have any suggestions for implementing this
> session maintenance by
Andrew B wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to get to grips with Axis2, and need an 'Axis2 for Dummies'-type
> resource. For instance, what does 'OM' in OMElement etc. stand for? How does
> the documents that are passed back from Axis2 methods relate to SOAP
> messages? Is an XMLObject similar to a S
Hi,
Lemme get your problem first :) Your ticket is handled at the
application level where the ticket is passed to the application (the
service class) and then the business logic code checks for the
compatibility of the ticket ?
If so you would not be able to use the addressing reference properties
Hi,
AFAIR there is a Java2WSDL main class that can be invoked through the
commandline (which is shipped with the 1.0 distribution).
As for the documentation I am sad to say there is none so far for the
commandline tool (there is the help for the Eclipse plugin but sadly
you are not an Eclipse fan)
Hi all,
Has anyone used Quartz with Axis2 1.0? (I am asking this same
question in the Quartz forum)
Everytime I try to schedule a new job, I get an AxisFault exception
thrown.
The code I have is:
JobDetail job = sched.getJobDetail(name, group);
CronTrigger trigger = new CronTrigger(name,
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