Re: FW: Problem with Service deployed

Infact there is a sample for the Calculator with codegen support inside the samples/codegen directory, Hope that set of samples are usefull for you Thanks Dimuthu On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 9:20 PM, Senaka Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Rahil, You should be able to find samples in the

RE: difference b/w bean mapping using SOAPBody

Hi, Thanks for your reply. My focus is to send a SOAP Request to the webservice,which is already exposed and get the response . That's it nothing more than that. No manipulation, nothing What is bothering me is that whether i have to pass the bean class to AXIS / create the SOAP

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Problem while testing axis according to installation guide

Hi, According to Installation guide I have done till 'Run the admin client' portion. But I am not able to done testing part. I want to know from which directory I have to run this testing command. I am working on windows. Here is the error which I am getting : C:\Documents and

Does Axis2 support consuming RPC based services?

All, The last time I had to consumer RPC based services, my only solution was to use Axis 1.4.x. using the wsdl2java tool. Does Axis2 support the consumption of RPC services? If not, is my only option to use Axis 1.4.x? Is this still being maintained? Thanks!

Re: Does Axis2 support consuming RPC based services?

As far as i know, axis supports RPC/liter, and does not support RPC/encode. So if you must use RPC/Encode, the only choice is Axis1.4. Unfortunately, i am one of the unlucy guy. One project of our company uses RPC/encode, so i can not use axis2. So saidly. Ryan. 2008/3/15, Josh [EMAIL

java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect

Hi, I am getting this exception while calling one deployed service through my java client. I hav checked that server is running and port is available. How can I resolve this problem. Thanks and regards, Amit Madhoriya.

Question about Rampart's policy sample 3

Hi, I have sucessfully deployed Rampart policy sample 3 with Axis2 and Rampart 1.3 I am not sure about how the security mechanism work in this sample. This is what I think: The client sign and encrypt its message using private key stored in client.jks. When a server receive the

Problem with return types in REST services in AXIS2

Hi all, Is it possible to return an dom4j document object from a rest based service in axis2? I am getting an Error doing this. I am using the following services.xml service name=BabyService parameter name=ServiceClass locked=falsecom.TestServices.BabyNamesService/parameter operation

Re: Question about Rampart's policy sample 3

Hi Thawan anyone who intercept the package can decrypt and verify the signature of the message,,, IF you used the private key of client... In other words,,, if you sign and encrypt with the private key of the client,,, you ensure/assure the identity of the issuer,,, non-repudiation of the

Re: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect

usually this means that either your hostname or your database name or something along those lines is wrong hth p On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 6:28 AM, Amit Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I am getting this exception while calling one deployed service through my java client. I hav checked that

Re: difference b/w bean mapping using SOAPBody

Hi, Thanks. For time being, let us forget about attachment part. what is the differenece b/w constructing SOAP Request with BeanMapping and using SAAJ. When i check both th request's using TCPMON, i did not find any difference,except extra reference in AXIS, So except for

Re: difference b/w bean mapping using SOAPBody

Hi, i wanted to know how excatly the difference b/w calling a webservice using AXIS and SAAJ. Is there any extra features provided by SAAJ, apart from attachements. In SAAJ, we will call the webservice,like SOAPConnectionFactory connectionFactory =

SOAP to REST proxy

I was wondering whether anyone has developed a SOAP to REST web service, that would run in axis2 and call restful web services. I need a mechanism that will allow me to expose any external restful web service as a SOAP service. I need this so that I can orchestrate both SOAP and REST based

RE: wsdl2java

Hi, Thanks for your reply. //, if you switch away from Axis to some other JAX RPC implementation of Web Services Can you please tell me what are other JAX RPC implementations Regards, ram Chandolu, Yuva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}

SAAJ Jar

Hi, I imported all the axis jar files into classpath and trying to create a SOAPMessage, SOAPConnectionFactory connectionFactory = SOAPConnectionFactory.newInstance(); SOAPConnection connection =connectionFactory.createConnection(); MessageFactory messageFactory

Re: difference b/w bean mapping using SOAPBody

Seetha Rama Krishna wrote: Hi, i wanted to know how excatly the difference b/w calling a webservice using AXIS and SAAJ. Is there any extra features provided by SAAJ, apart from attachements. Hi Seetha, No, there aren't any extra features as such. It provides an alternative approach