Hi Mike.
The Java route for different versions of the WSDL is a very good
solution. Especially if you couple this with Maven2 and the use of an
artifact repository such as Archiva (http://archiva.apache.org/). Then,
you can construct an individual, versioned JAR file for each version of
the
Mike.
Thanks, I'll look at that but couldn't I just use subversion for that?
If I find a new wsdl file, I can just copy if over a local svn check
out, commit the new one, and then go back and play around if needed.
That's true you can do that. I would only suggest going that route if
you
Hi Andrew.
Theoretically soapenv should be perfectly acceptable. Irregardless of
what the prefix is, as long as the actual namespace is the same it
should recognize things appropriately.
Take this silly example:
soapenv:Envelope
xmlns:soapenv=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/;
* env);
/snippet
Note that the return value is a CONST axis2_char_t*. The const attribute
of this pointer is being removed via the cast.
Is this expected functionality? If not I suggest you research all
functions that return axis2_char_t*.
Regards.
Alastair Fettes
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again, thanks very much for your time and efforts on this project.
Sincerely,
Alastair Fettes
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Samir.
If your clients can't handle the difference between ns:fieldName
xmlns:ns=foo0/ns:fieldName and fieldName xmlns=foo0/fieldName
then I wouldn't bother using SOAP or web services. These are equivalent
in XML. I can understand suppressing the prefix in regards to efficency
and the size of
;Success/errorMsg
/ns:return
/ns:getAuthXResponse
Samir
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Samir.
If your clients can't handle the difference between ns:fieldName
xmlns:ns=foo0/ns:fieldName and fieldName
xmlns=foo0/fieldName then I wouldn't bother using SOAP or web
that I create manually I can set their qname, etc
but how do I set the _contents_ of this header?
Example header:
soapenv:Header
Server xmlns=foo.orgbar.server.com/Server
/soapenv:Header
Thanks in advance.
Alastair Fettes
MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates
afettes at mdacorporation dot com
I suggest using commons-logging as your wrapper around log4j.
Make sure to code it for optimization:
if (log.isDebugEnabled())
{
log.log(Message);
}
Things like that.
Cheers.
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find an example of setting
custom headers on the client side? I.e. I need to add my interface
version to the SOAP header but do not know how to do this.
Thanks in advance.
Alastair Fettes
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Subject: Re: AXIOM as XML Beans alternative
Alastair FETTES wrote:
I have a question about using AXIOM in a slightly different way than
the Axis2/C group probably intends. I'm looking for an alternative to
XML Beans
I have a question about using AXIOM in a slightly different way than the
Axis2/C group probably intends. I'm looking for an alternative to XML
Beans that I can use in the world of C++ but none of the solutions that
I have found have been adequate. With the release of 1.0.0 it got me
thinking
Just a note:
I have encountered this problem as well, quite often I'm afraid. This
occurred when I was subclassing and specifically seemed to occur when I
ref'd elements from a foreign namespace. To work around this I simply
included all items in one namespace. Not an ideal approach but it was
). However, in the portType generated class file it attempts to #include fooElement_Array.hpp. This is incorrect and is a bug.
Cheers,
Alastair Fettes
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Subject: Re: Namespace problem between header and body
Alastair FETTES wrote:
Just a note:
I have encountered this problem as well, quite often I'm afraid. This
occurred when I was subclassing and specifically seemed
Early feedback:
The WSDL2C tool would be useful before 1.0. This would allow
(potential) users, such as myself, a chance to try things out.
Cheers,
Alastair
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java and c++?
Thanks,
Alastair Fettes
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I'm currently having a problem running the Axis-C 1.6b.
All environment settings have been set as appropriate and I am able to
run *simple* methods. I.e. The echoString test case works for me (see
attached wsdl). I am correctly able to send the value out and retrieve
the mssage back. However,
Title: [Axis] xs:simpleType mapped to class file
This occurs with WSDL to C++ generation in Axis 1.6b.
Alastair Fettes
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Title: Recall: [Axis] xs:simpleType mapped to class file
Alastair FETTES would like to recall the message, [Axis] xs:simpleType mapped to class file.
I've modified the WSDL2Code.bat file from the latest snapshot of the
Java trunk. I've changed the code gen call to be:
%_RUNJAVA% %JAVA_OPTS% -cp %AXIS2_CLASS_PATH%
org.apache.axis2.wsdl.WSDL2Code -D
org.apache.adb.properties=/org/apache/axis2/schema/c-schema-compile.prop
erties -l c -uri %1
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