RE: [Axis2] Original WSDL file

Hi Krystian, If you are putting your wsdl file in a META-INF directory inside the aar file, you can access it by using /myservice.wsdl instead of ?wsdl. In my experience this is accessing the actual file rather then some modified version. Mark -

Re: Cannot define

sense to anyone? Suggestions? Thanks, Mark Mark Airey wrote: Hi, I've seen discussion of this before, but I can't get the solutions to work. Am I missing something? I have a web service running in Axis2 version 1.3. Inside our firewall it is at http://somemachine:18080/axis

Cannot define

Hi, I've seen discussion of this before, but I can't get the solutions to work. Am I missing something? I have a web service running in Axis2 version 1.3. Inside our firewall it is at http://somemachine:18080/axis2/services/mgiws. Our IT Admins have setup a virtual host in Apache for it

Re: ClassCastException

Ok, well, I have it working. In the end it appears to be a dumb newbie mistake. I was using getChildren(), which retrieves all nodes. My code was assuming that I was getting back all element nodes. When I switched to the getChildElements() method, viola, it worked. I thought I was using th

Re: ClassCastException

Hi Deepal, Yes, it is coming from this line: child = (OMElementImpl) it.next(); The exact message from the exception is: java.lang.ClassCastException: org.apache.axiom.om.impl.llom.OMTextImpl Should I be casting to an OMTextImpl instead of an OMElementImpl? It seems odd to me that changing

ClassCastException

parsing with AXIOM? Do I need to filter the incoming request a certain way to get rid of control characters? I would not expect the formatting done by the test tool to insert illegal characters, so I am assuming I am making a newbie type of error. Any help or suggestion is greatly app

Re: axis 1 - message style service and custom wsdl file

erent ways. (i.e., interoperability problems). But I also recommend avoiding type derivation. Rich OO environments like Java can handle them easily, but it's a different issue when dealing with other languages. A multiple operation model is the safer, more interoperable solution. Anne On 9/12

Re: axis 1 - message style service and custom wsdl file

bject you expected, after you cast it down, of course. -jeff -Original Message- From: Mark Airey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 10:27 AM To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: Re: axis 1 - message style service and custom wsdl file Hi, This is something

Re: axis 1 - message style service and custom wsdl file

Hi, This is something that I have been attempting to understand myself. I am developing a wrapped style service that publishes one operation, but this operation looks at the wrapped element to determine what to do. For example if the request is someArg my service sees the requestA element

Reflection of classes within .aar file

Hi All, I am new to Axis, but learning every day I am trying to implement a service that uses reflection to instantiate a command class based on the request message received and call execute on the instantiated class. These classes are in the .aar package. I am getting ClassNotFound e

Placement and access of xsd files

Hi, I'm fairly new to Axis. I have a question about what I am seeing. If I place my xsd files in META-INF I can access them in various ways; http://localhost/axis2/services/MyService?xsd=batchquery.xsd http://localhost/axis2/services/batchquery.xsd http://alatar.informatics.jax.org:18080/ax