I think WSDL4J [1] will do what you want. Simply read in the WSDL and then
serialize it out. AFAIK, WSDL will serialize to a single file.
John Kaputin should know for sure whether WSDL4J will suit your purpose.
[1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/wsdl4j
Lawrence
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Did you start the Axis2 bundle?
In WEB-INF/eclipse/configuration/config.ini add the Axis2 bundle to the
list of osgi.bundles
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Hi Yassou,
As you've got an Axis2 specific question I think you'll get a better
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Lawrence
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I've just published an article entitled Describe REST Web services with
WSDL 2.0 [1] on developerWorks. I think this will be useful to the Web
services community so I thought I'd share the link.
[1] http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-restwsdl/
Lawrence Mandel
I think you're seeing these errors because you haven't specified the name
attribute on your binding input and output elements.
For example,
wsdl:portType name=imageViewPortType
...
wsdl:operation name=imageCheck
wsdl:input name=availableRequest message=tns:availableRequestMsg
/
Dims,
Releasing Woden by next Friday should be doable. Axis2 and Woden are
continuously integrated and Woden is still at M8 so I think it's safe for
Woden to forgo the RC process (which we haven't used to this point) and
simply vote on the release.
Let's aim for a vote starting Monday with
Hi Michael,
As Matthias said, by default the Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) creates
it's own webapps directory in
WORKSPACE/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.wst.server.core/tmp0. You should
find your exploded war there.
Also of note, the WTP 2.x Web service tools can generate Axis2 services.
Hi Demetris,
Dims has kicked off an effort to create an Axis2 OSGi bundle. He posted to
the axis-dev list last week [1].
[1] http://marc.info/?l=axis-devm=120308686726732w=2
Lawrence
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Woden has also discussed a move to Java 5 and the dev team was in favour
of this move. As Axis2 depends on Woden we cannot consider this move
unless Axis2 also moves.
Lawrence
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Hi Rushikesh,
Can you please attach your entire WSDL document, including the definitions
element. This type of error is typically a problem with namespace
declarations or usage.
Here's a shot at the problem without all of the information. In your WSDL
snippet you reference the XML schema
The WSDL 2.0 specification [1] became a W3C recommendation in June 2007.
While WSDL 2.0 is the future it has not yet seen widespread adoption
(although adoption is increasing, in part because of Axis2).
For now I think your best bet is to use WSDL 1.1 and, if you'd like to
future proof your
There have been many such discussions on the user and dev lists. (I
started one as well [1].) There was a good discussion a few weeks ago on
the Axis dev list (for the record I'm not an Axis committer) and the
agreed outcome was that Axis2 should be repackaged into server, client,
and optional
. The
axis-optional.jar will still contain many jars not needed, especially if I
just need one of them ;)
Anyway, let's wait and see!
M.
2007/11/20, Lawrence Mandel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
There have been many such discussions on the user and dev lists. (I
started one as well [1].) There was a good
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config.getServletContext().setAttribute(CONFIGURATION_CONTEXT,
configContext);
}
Does that make sense?
David
On 11/10/2007, Lawrence Mandel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to understand how Axis2 is initialized. When deploying Axis2
in
a Servlet container (like Tomcat) there are two
The Axis2 download includes 19 Axis2 jars and 39 third party jars. I'm
trying to understand:
1. Why Axis2 has to be broken up into 19 separate jars. Can any of these
be amalgamated to produce less jars? (I find it confusing that there are
so many and I think most people just put them all on
I'm trying to understand how Axis2 is initialized. When deploying Axis2 in
a Servlet container (like Tomcat) there are two Servlets that get invoked:
AxisServlet and AxisAdminServlet. Both of these Servlets seem to go
through the same initialization routine setting up Axis2 configurations.
In
*I cleaned up the lists below as they were difficult to read.*
The Axis2 download includes 19 Axis2 jars and 39 third party jars. I'm
trying to understand:
1. Why Axis2 has to be broken up into 19 separate jars. Can any of these
be amalgamated to produce less jars? (I find it confusing that
Hi all,
A few days ago I asked about some trouble I'm having getting a JSON
response from an Axis2 service. (See below.) I didn't get any responses so
thought I'd try a different approach. Does anyone have an example of an
Axis2 service that returns JSON?
Thanks,
Lawrence
Lawrence Mandel
I've just picked up the latest Axis2 build (from 20070425) and am having
trouble getting JSON and SOAP responses from the sample Version service.
Really I think the problem is I just don't understand if Axis2 can do what
I'd like it to do. The online documentation and googling for an answer
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