Martin-
there is no dynamic operation confugration available (perhaps with REST) but
none with typical doc-literal
so you'll need to ensure your webservice supports the operation before
attempting ant client to contact that service
so when you reference the service at
http://HOST:PORT/axis2/se
I see the xsd but do not see the wsdl
please include your wsdl
Thank You
Martin
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Hi,
Our WSDL has defined a base class and three corresponding subclass. The base
class is specified inside another complex type. After my client receives the
SOAP response, I try to extract the data from the subtypes by using
instanceof. However the type is always the base class and I could never
I ran into the same problem when I switched to ws-policy. First I had to
add the security phase to infaultflow and then the unsigned fault
messages were not acceptable. I "fixed" it by moving the security phase
in the infaultflow to the end the phase order after
OperationInFaultPhase effectivel
Hello,
I am trying to use the JAXBBlockFactory in Axis2, but am getting the
'missing @XmlRootElement Annotation' exception when I try to do the
following
jaxbBlockFactory.createFrom(wrappedRequest, new
JAXBBlockContext(jaxbContext), qname).getOMElement();
It's failing try to get the OMElement. I
Hi All
Recently I have started exploring axis2 (versions 1.3 and 1.4.1) and read
documentation from axis2 web site and read Quickstart Apache Axis2. I
have following questions regarding service intialazation:
1) Be default services are initialized, calling init method on service
implementatio
Hello
I'm atm writing a Software to connect to each accessible Soap-WS.
But i have many problems by creating Calls for any Objects.
My project is written in Java and i'm using your wsimport and your Libraries.
Primitive objects aren't a problem, only Objects.
My way is :
- getting wsdl
- creatin
Thanks Deepal, this aligns with our thinking here so good to here your
views. If you know of any examples out there, I would be interested to see.
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 4:41 PM, Deepal jayasinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Barry Alexander wrote:
> >
> > Other than "you're on your own" advice,
Hi Guys,
I am trying to build the axis.war from binary distribution in my Windows XP
laptop.
So when I execute the command [ant create.war] I got the message:
---> target "de" does not exists in this project.
I did a try with both Ant 1.6.5 and 1.7.0 with the same result. In the case
of Axis vers
Thanks Keith, I will give Synapse and WS02 ESB a look. Your point about
lightweight is key. We are considering high message volumes and don't want
artifical latency and heft in processing messages.
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 7:32 PM, keith chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi Barry,
>
> I'd rath
Hi,
the response is now read correctly by axis2, so please forget about point b).
(For your interest: It was a trailing "/" in the namespace uri that made the
difference between server and client and forced this problem).
So there is only one problem left - point a):
I need a way to put a proc
Hi,
may be "external mapping" is the solution for your problem.
I found this http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg25312.html
when i searched for a way to use another namespace prefix instead of "ns1". I
think what i found may be the soluton for your problem.
Off topic: Now, do you have
Hello,
I'm building java client for some web service and I have a problem. One of
attributes in *.wsdl file is named "Class" () so when I try to compile stub file I get exception:
ErrorReportType cannot override getClass() in java.lang.Object; overridden
me
thod is final
[javac]
Yes I can, it's the same network and I use to access A, B and C for testing,
so I can reach all of them.
-Original Message-
From: Markus Tost [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri 10/24/2008 1:45 PM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Cc:
Subject:Re: [Axis2] - Production prob
Hi Guido,
your service running on production server isn't able to connect to a
local service? Maybe the ports are not open for connection from
production area to your local network? I know, it's the same network,
you said. Is it really?
Are you able to reach ip:port of A from C manually?
Th
Each node has send/receive capabilities, so the service is running on every
node. But I have the "did not accept connection" error even with a simple
ping service. I've checked the network configuration and everything seems ok,
moreover all the 'nodes' belong to the same network, the only differen
Guido,
On 24 Oct 2008, at 11:08, Barbaglia, Guido (ESTG) wrote:
I've tested my Axis2 application on two machines (let's say A and B)
belonging to the same local network, and everything works very
well. Then I
installed it on a production server C (with pubblic access and
belonging to
the
Dear all,
I'm developing an information system for FAO and I'm using Axis2 to
implement the data sharing between different instances of this
web-application.
I've tested my Axis2 application on two machines (let's say A and B)
belonging to the same local network, and everything works ve
Hi Deepal,
because it was my first JIRA, I hope I did it correct. JIRA
AXIS2-4097 is created for this.
Do you have any suggestion what we can do in the meantime?
Kind regards
Jan
2008/10/23 Deepal Jayasinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Nope there is no such limitation. Anyway it is interesting to
>
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