If you want JAX-WS and JAXB data bindings I would not use the wsdl2java tool
that comes with Axis2. I would reccommend that you use wsimport which is the
SUN tool to generate JAX-WS artifacts and JAXB data bindings. The wsimport
tool is available in the JDK I believe starting with JDK1.5. It
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> Subject: Re: JAX-WS in Axis2
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> 2008/7/7 Virtual Light <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > JAX-WS with JAXB bindings is your best bet for compatibility across
> > different SOAP engines. Forget about the wsdl2JAVA that is in Axis2 1.4
JAX-WS with JAXB bindings is your best bet for compatibility across different
SOAP engines. Forget about the wsdl2JAVA that is in Axis2 1.4 and use
wsimport(contract first)/wsgen(code first). Both of these are now part of JDK
1.6.
> Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2008 09:48:32 +0100
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You need to add the SOAPAction and just set it to null. If you move to soap
1.2 SOAPAction has been replaced with "action" which is optional.
StringxmlString=
"SOAPAction="" \"
Take a look at this:
http://ws.apache.org/axis2/1_1/mtom-guide.htmlRegards,BillSubject: SOAP
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1) Is there an example on how to send a soap message with a binary attachment
using MOTM in
o pass any additional information through your generated service
interfaces. Please correct me if my thinking is incorrect. I am really
trying to find a solution to this problem.
Thanks,
Matt Troutman
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The latest release of Axis2 (1.4) has some decent documentation on generating
JAX-WS style web services which by default utilize JAXB bindings.
http://ws.apache.org/axis2/1_4/jaxws-guide.html
Regards,
Bill
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If you want to access the headers the way to do that would be through a
handler. You would then need to store the information that you need in an
object (normally a context) that would be accessible to your application.
Regards,
Bill
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You can use wsgen/wsimport from SUN. They are now included with JAVA 6 SE or
you can get them with the JWSDP.
Regards,
Bill
Subject: using JAX-WS in Axis2
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 15:55:56 +0200
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using JAX-WS in Axis2
Hi
is ther
I have been looking and not finding much about axis2 annotation processing.
How do I get axis2 to process annotations?
Bill
Does the current wsdl2java in axis2 1.3 generate proper annotations when using
JAXB binidings? It does not appear to generate annotations at all that I could
see. Have I missed a switch? I generated code from IBM's RAD7 and it does
this as well as SUNs NETBeans.
bill
I have noticed that with Axis2 1.3 that the code generated by the WSDL2JAVA
eclipse plugin does not by default generate methods that throw RemoteException
(ADB binding) as was the case with Axis 1.4. Is this by design or is this a
bug? I had seen a similar post asking about this but there was
I have the following xml that is being returned from a DB. I have checked the
xml and it is well formed:
http://webservices.elsevier.com/schemas/metadata/abstracts/types/v7";>
2-s2.0-19744366850
2-s2
I have been trying to generate JAXB server side artifacts from WSDL and have
been getting the following errors. I was able to use the same WSDLS to
generate ADB and XMLBEANS bindings successfully. I have tried jaxbri which
fails immediately after reading in the imported files and jaxme which g
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