Hi,
I'm using JiBX for databinding and in my response, the sub-elements of
the object that gets marshalled, appear to not be in the order that the
schema reflects. The schema uses 'sequence' keyword to order the
sub-elements, but the response has the elements jumbled.
The object to be marshalled
Hi,
I use Axis2-1.1.1 version as an embedded webapp in Tomcat 5.5.17. I've
deployed my service and the endpoint to this service is
http://localhost:8080/Comergent/ws/matrix/services/UserService . Without
changing the settings for contextRoot and servicePath properties in
axis2.xml, the service
Hi,
I'm using Axis2-1.1.1 and i'm trying to generate the schema for a
binding xml file using jibx SchemaGenerator tool. However, even though i
run this before and was successfully able to generate the schema, when i
run this tool again, I'm getting "Error: Could not find information for
class "
someone ratify this.
Also, if i were to continue using "unwrapped" style, what do i need to
do to overcome this service location issue.
Thanks in advance.
vedha
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Hi,
I'm having trouble fixing the "Service not found operation terminated"
problem.
The end point in my wsdl in
"http://localhost:8080/Comergent/ws/matrix/services/UserService";. I've
turned on logging and i see in the logs on the server side, that the
'RequestURIBasedDispatcher handler is try
nd Soap 12 protocols. Is this correct? Is there a fix for this already?
Can someone please let me know as to how i can overcome the issues i'm
facing.
Thanks,
vedha
On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 17:16 -0800, Vedha Vijayan wrote:
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Hi,
I have few questions regarding the service end point in a wsdl: (I'm
using Axis2 1.1.1 version)
My initial endpoint for UserService was
http://localhost:8080/Comergent/services/UserService, and things worked
fine. I have Axis2 installed as an embedded webapp. I wanted my service
endpoint to
Hi,
I've deployed a service successfully using JiBX databinding framework.
The Jibx binding file (binding.xml) has been included in the service
archive file (.aar). But when the client invokes the service operation,
I see that the server throws the following exception:
org.apache.axis2.AxisFa
g framework
and when there is no dependency on the UserContactBean class from the
client-side, why do i run into this problem?
Thanks in advance,
vedha
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> Vedha Vijayan wrote:
> > I'm trying to expose an existing service a
r own
serializers/deserializers for mapping custom exceptions?
Appreciate the help in advance!!
Thanks,
vedha
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Hi,
I'm trying to expose an existing service as a POJO service. I have few
queries;
1. I understand that the MessageReceivers defined in the services.xml
file have to be in the same order as the methods defined in the service
implementation class. Should one define message receivers for only
"p
Hi,
I'm trying to expose an existing service as a POJO service. I have few
queries;
1. I understand that the MessageReceivers defined in the services.xml
file have to be in the same order as the methods defined in the service
implementation class. Should one define message receivers for only
"p
eason why I'm running into this issue.
Thanks in advance.
vedha
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http://service.pojo.sample";
xmlns:soap12="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap12/";
xmlns:http="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/http/";
xmlns:mime="http://schemas.x
mapping file and byte code
> enhancement it supports mapping XML into existing beans.
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> > Thanks Paul for your prompt reply.
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ed="false">simple.bean.UserBean
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> Now create an AAR file (just a JAR file) with the following:
> META-INF/services.xml
> simple/bean/UserBean.class
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> Then deploy it (copy the AAR file into the repository/services
> directory). Now you can browse
> htt
Hi,
I'm new to Axis2 and I'm trying to piece together a web service using
axis2. Here is the scenario and the queries i have:
I'm trying to publish an existing service as a web service. I use
Java2Wsdl to come up with a wsdl from the existing code base. The
existing bean has the package "simple
Hi,
I'm working on exposing an existing feature as a web service. I run
java2wsdl task on my java file and the resulting wsdl has the following
erroneous schema for java.sql.Timestamp;
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";
xmlns:ax22="http://sql.java/xsd";
api's to construct the bean. But, is there an alternative approach that
I can adopt.
Any help/insight will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
vedha
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om within the
client's axis2.xml file. However, when i try to set it programmatically,
I end up with this error message. I have included rampart's jar as part
of my client classpath. Can anyone please let me know how to resolve
this.
Thanks,
vedha
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