(supported by other team members) will be
very simple, and I think the stub client will work fine.
Thanks again !
- sukie
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Title: Axis2 1.0 with Rampart - SecurityModule failing with "NoSuchMethodError"
I have the released version of Axis2 1.0 installed via the bin distribution and have downloaded and installed the rampart MAR, but am getting an exception when it simply tries to engage the SecurityModule. The er
Simple answer is "it depends". You can use the Stub client proxy code from
WSDL2Java to access a .NET web service, but it depends on the answer to the
following question:
1) what WS stack are you using on each side? Specifically (i.e. Axis2
1.0[Java] + WCF/Indigo[.NET]; or Axis2 1.0[java]
To help diagnose the .NET side of things, you may wish to
turn on diagnostics. If you're .NET client is using .NET 2.0, then install
WSE3, enable WSE3 on the project, and turn on the diagnostic
messaging. If you using WinFX, then use the SvcConfigEditor to turn on
client-side diagnostics.
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PMTo: axis-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: HOW TO: get axis2
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I'm trying to write a simple java cl
Title: HOW TO: get axis2 client tcp to find Addressing module
I'm trying to write a simple java client in axis2 that uses tcp transport to talk to my .NET WinFX service. I'm currently using the AXIOM approach vs the wsdl-gen'd proxy code. In the AXIOM case, I get an exception when trying to
Title: Java console application using Axis2 to host WS-I BasicProfile services - is it possible?
I know from a previous post that Axis2 supports hosting services in non-webserver applications over other transports like TCP, JMS, etc. Is it also possible to host WS-I BasicProfile services (i.
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Hi,
Yep - you have a range of options from TCP to JMS as transports
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> Just a simpl
Title: Can you do non-web server hosting in Axis2?
Just a simple question regarding alternative service hosting capabilities using Axis2:
Can I write a basic Java console application that hosts Axis2 services via TCP transport? I'm currently working on a distributed .NET and Java architect
Title: Axis 2 1.0 RC1 access?
I saw mention of a 1.0 release candidate. Is there a place to download the std bin, or is it a source/build download?
Regards,
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Thanks Bob,
did you definitive reached the MTOM encoded communication between an
AXIS2 service and a .NET WSE 3.0 client or do you know someone who did?
Florian
DeRemer, Bob schrieb:
>>From an interop standpoint, you should stick to .NET 2.0 + WSE 3.0 + MTOM
on
>the .NET side. DIME
>From an interop standpoint, you should stick to .NET 2.0 + WSE 3.0 + MTOM on
the .NET side. DIME is not going to be supported going forward in the MS
land. The other alternative - from a .NET standpoint would be using WinFX
and the WCF [Windows Communication Framework] aka Indigo. WCF is
Micros
Without digging into the details - whenever you get the
message: "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" error, there's
an object on the .NET side that is being used without having been
constructed. This is most likely because the object
either:
1) was not constructed with
ificant difference between .NET request and JAX-WS response I found is that the .NET request has an additional property "start" in its content-header which links to the message-part and "charset" is set to "utf-8".
Could this be the reason for the fault?
Best Regard
Title: WSDL interop question using .NET service and Axis2 0.94 client
I'm a software architect who has been working with distributed MS technologies since 97. I have been working with ASMX 2.0 and WSE3, along with the Indigo beta bits for a while. I am now starting to dive deep into both Ax
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