Hi all,
after using Axis2 for about a year, I have discovered that Axis2 creates
a lot of temporary jar/mar/aar copies on my temp folder. That way in the
last 7 months 1256 folders with 18722 files were created which now use
about 4GB of my disk space. It seems to me that every time I restart m
Hi,
I like to share the solution I have so far.
I am involved in implementing a middleware which has to perform lots of web
service calls, also in parallel. This means we cannot just share a service
client for all our requests.
I've found through debugging axis2 code that calling serviceClient
Hello again,
it turned out that the error came from installating WebSphere
Application Server with administration security on. So I deinstalled it
and installed it again without administration security. It could be
switched on after the installation without any problem.
Hope it helps anyone
Hello,
we are using Axis2 1.5 on WebSphere Application Server 6.1.0.13 on
Windows XP. While it works on one machine it doesn't work on another
machine with the same configuration. The only difference is that we
installed the Websphere with administration security on the machine
where it is not
Hi group,
I have had the same problem like Florian described here
(http://markmail.org/message/apoieprt4bz7teyd) that my custom module was
activated for every service although I configured it only for a single
operation. I've found the same solution like he did:
public InvocationResponse in
Thanks a lot for your fast answers. It is still weird that it works for my
colleagues and not for me. I think I got the same jars in my classpath, but I'm
probably missing something out I cannot find.. I think I'm done for today.. :o)
Thank you, Andreas & Martin!!
Matthias.
-Ursprünglich
Hi group,
I am encountering some curious problem. I am developing an application
with axis2 v1.4.1. I develop the client and the server side. I use
eclipse for programming. Last week I had to create a new eclipse
workspace, but with the same sources. I also created therefore a new
server in ecl
Martin,
Bitteschön, I'm happy that I can contribute a little bit back to Axis since it
helped me so much in implementing web services.
Thanks also for clarifying once more that DIME is not supported by Axis2. I had
this already in mind somewhere and a search in the mailing list convinced me
Hi Martin,
I have now this code which works fine for me for receiving SwA attachments.
Feel free to include this code into the mtom-user-guide (which should maybe
named attachment-user-guide).
List attList = new ArrayList();
MessageContext mctx = MessageContext.getCurrentMessageContext();
Hi group,
I am receiving attachments via MTOM and SwA. I could watch via tcpmon
that the complete files were being transferred. But when I saved the
files on the receiver side, in the middle of the file data was lost. I
tested this also without tcpmon because I know that tcpmon does
something w
Hi Chinmoy,
thanks for your answer. It gave me a hint into the right direction. Now
it is working.
Yes, I did enable the SwA property, but it is only necessary to enable
it on the client side, not on the server side as other tutorials mention
as well.
My problem was that I tried to get the
Hi group,
I am getting a bit frustrated with swa attachments. For reason of
compatibility I have to support them. I am trying to upload a file with
swa to a service. I can see via tcpmon that my file is being sent, but
on the server side I can't see the file in the attachments map. It is
just n
Hi all,
I am currently involved in migrating Axis1 code to Axis2. In our Axis1
code, we used the TypeDesc class to analyze the complex classes to check
for e.g. the minOccurs or maxOccurs settings in order to do something
specific in our Java code.
Now we are using Axis2 with ADB and we fou
Hi group,
I am jumping in as well.. I got the same question what the recommended
way is in such a case? I got problems that the handlers were used for my
service and my stub communications which confused me.
Any standard ways here?
Matthias.
Von: Paul French [mailto:paul.fre...@kiro
I probably should have invested more time into research myself. I have
found an option in the tomcat configuration. I haven't tried it yet, but
it looks promising. You can configure the HTTP connector of your tomcat
(or similar server) to use HTTP compression.
For more details on HTTP compression
I thought into the same direction that not the SOAP framework but the
underlying transport framework should take care of this, e.g. like the
tomcat my webapp is running on. Is there somehow an option to do this?
With such an option I then might run into interoperability issues on the
other hand
Hi group,
I have read some earlier threads but haven't found an answer there.
I want to implement a web service which will forward large xml strings
which it receives via backend services. I have a few points where I want
to ask if there is a standard solution.
- Does Axis offer some stand
Hi Frank,
I use soapUI regularly to test my Axis web services and it works really good. I
can recommend this tool to everyone for testing. You can get it here
http://www.soapui.org
Matthias.
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Chen, Lizhao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch,
I solved it and it is just a stupid fault.
I forgot to declare the wsa namespace and just used the prefix. The usual
copy&paste- problem. :)
Maybe there could be an error message from Axis telling me that a prefix isn't
declared in the request message. That would be very helpful.
Hope this help
Thanky you for your answer Deepal.
I understand this. That's why I add the wsa-headers before the wsa-headers are
handled which works quite good.
But my problem is that when my client sends the wsa-headers, I cannot access
the headers from my handler. It is just like I won't send it, but I defin
Hi group,
I have a weird phenomenon.
I have implemented a compatibility header which adds the ws-adressing
headers to non-ws-adressing-requests. I need this in order to use the
soapsession id (servicegroupid) for my soapsession based service.
Now I can call my service with a request without t
Hi Aki,
I am using Axis 1.4 (not Axis2) for the client and the server and I am
wondering if it is possible at all to implement the scenario to transmit
attachments using MTOM? You said you have some scenarios.. could you point me
to them?
> I don't know how you captured the message (response.t
Hi group,
I've found this old message in the mailing list about a topic which I also have
to think about again.
Is there a nicer, maybe standard, way to end a soapsession? What is the best
way to destroy a session and all related resources, like eg. licenses?
Hoping for your help,
Ma
Hi Upul,
Thanks a lot for the fast answer. I tried out the Synapse JMS Listener,
which somehow solved one part of the problem, but I still get another
error message, I am not sure about how to resolve it.
[INFO] JMS Transport Receiver/Listener initialized...
[INFO] Connected to the JMS con
Hi,
I am trying to publish a web service via WebSphere MQ and I am
encountering some problems.
My steps so far included:
1. Created a WebService named "TestService".
2. Added in the axis2.xml the section:
org.apache.naming.java.javaURLContext
Factory
java:comp
Hi Christian,
I would also go the same way of the solution. I am a German as well and we had
the same thing to do with one of our services. I just changed the existing
service by renaming the classes and methods and every language specific part.
And in the future, I would try to produce always
Hi Mikelantonio,
Thanks for answering.
I am sending a SOAP message (with a WS-Adressing header) to the server
and it returns me a service group id in the WS-Adressing-SOAP-Header.
That is how I retrieve the service group id and I send it then with the
following messages.
The actual retrieval
Hi group,
I am currently implementing a stateful web service based on the
soapsession scope configuration.
Now, I can call my webservice and it returns a sessionid. When I call
the webservice a second time with this session id. Then at first the
current session (the one I want to get) is de
Thanks for the fast answer, Deepal.
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have read different mailings in this list, but they did not answer
my
> > questions about soapsessions.
> >
>
> > Here is my scenario. I have two services deployed in a single
> > servicegroup. I now have setup a client which calls the serv
Hi all,
I have read different mailings in this list, but they did not answer my
questions about soapsessions.
Here is my scenario. I have two services deployed in a single
servicegroup. I now have setup a client which calls the services and I
can see that the ServiceGroupContext stays the same in
Hi all,
I am currently getting started in the session handling with axis2. When
I am using the soapsession approach, axis2 generates the following
header in the SOAP response.
http://ws.apache.org/namespaces/axis2";>...
Now what I want to do is customizing this tag in order to reflect that
If it is still valuable to anyone. If you use eclipse as your developing IDE.
It has a nice feature how you can lookup classes.
Just press the keys Strg+Shift+T (alternatively open the Menu "Navigate" -->
"Open Type") and eclipse opens a "Open Type" dialog. There you can start typing
your classn
Hello,
I just want to post the solution of my issue.
I configured everything in the right places, but my module.xml was incorrect. I
did not pay enough attention to the case sensitivity of the tag names for
"InFlow", "OutFlow", "InFaultFlow" and "OutFaultFlow".
I followed the axis2 1.2 module gu
Hello again,
I now created an issue in JIRA with my module to try and the axis2.xml
configuration.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-3588
Could please someone of you test my module or have a look at it what I am doing
wrong?
The module is being loaded, but the handler is never being i
Hi Martin,
I can confirm all your questions, but still do not have a working handler.
I am happy to provide you with any more details, if it helps.
Thanks,
Matthias.
> Von: Martin Gainty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Freitag, 7. März 2008 14:45
> An: Gaiser, Matthias
> Cc: axis-user@ws.a
Hi,
Thanks for checking my description.
I tried engaging it globally with a in the axis2.xml, but it
is still not working.
The only way it worked was when I specified it directly in the phase (in
axis2.xml) like:
... other phases ...
I also compared my handler again t
Hi again,
Thank you for your efforts, Deepal.
Yes, I am sure the service is called. I placed a breakpoint in the called
method and the breakpoint is reached. I even get the answer of my service. I
also placed a breakpoint inside the handler and it is not reached,
unfortunately.
I attached my a
Hi Michael,
I am not using Axis2 for a long time, but I'm using eclipse for quite a while.
So all other users, please correct me if I'm wrong.
What version of eclipse do you have installed? I assume it is a current version
with Web Tools plugin. I installed the eclipse Version for Java EE Devel
Hi Deepal,
I have created an axis2 project with eclipse which arranged the axis2 folder
structure for me. By placing my module in the "WEB-INF/modules"-folder I deploy
it to axis2.
When I use the Axis2 Admin Console I can see my module engaged for my
service.But it still does not work. That is
Hi all,
I am writing my own module, containing a handler.
For this, I have completed following steps.
- I have specified the handler for a custom phase (in the InFlow) in the
module.xml
- I have added the custom phase to the axis2.xml (in the InFlow)
- I have added a to the services.xml
Hi,
I thought about a solution with an ant script calling an XSLT
transformation to synchronize my old service.xml (with references to
modules) with my new generated one by wsdl2java.
Has anybody done this already? Is there an easier way to do this?
In order to provide a generic solution I
Hello Dirk,
Thank you for your answer. That is exactly what I want to do. And I
think there are lots of other people out there which have the same
problem or am I wrong?
My question now is if there is a kind of standard way to alter the
default services.xml?
This altering of the services.x
Hi all,
I am generating the server-side code from a wsdl with wsdl2java which
generates the corresponding java classes and the service.xml.
Now I am changing the service.xml to add some handlers, messagereceiver,
etc.
When some methods are added to wsdl, I am generating the code again with
Hi group,
We are currently migrating our web services from Axis 1.4 to Axis 2.
In creating web services we start by writing the implementation class.
Then we run the java2wsdl tool to generate a wsdl file from our
implementation of the service in Axis 1.4. After this, we run the
wsdl2java t
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