I must do (for my job) one application that call some service of web
service. I have use the axis2 library on client side but i dont'know if
axis2 library are instelled on server side.
My question is, my application run properly only if the axis2 library are
installed on server side? (independently
Hi Andrea,
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 10:36 PM, Andrea Rossi wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I create a java application that use axis2 service call.
>
Looks like you are making a web service call to some outside service, from
your application. That means you are using the Axis2 client API. Am I
correct?
> th
Let me be more specific. I would like to provide custom sockets to
specific SOAP services which I am consuming as a client.
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 12:28 PM, Scott Thomas wrote:
> I have an AxisServlet which I am manually plugging into my Jetty
> server and I need to replace its default SocketFacto
Hello,
I create a java application that use axis2 service call.
the axis library must by installed also on server side because my
application run properly, or is not necessary to do this?
thank you in advance
I have an AxisServlet which I am manually plugging into my Jetty
server and I need to replace its default SocketFactory. Is there a way
to programatically swap out the SocketFactory component in the
servlet's engine?
Situation:
I have a WSDL with complete specification of input and response messages. I
would like to use Axis2 with ADB for the input message and would like to
generate the service layer.
However the return message is a problem. The backend of my application
produces a validated org.w3c.Document
