Hi Folks,
Need some guidance w.r.t. axis2-std-1.0-RC3-src.zip. Am trying to create the
axis2.war from this distribution but it does not look as if there are any
targets to perform this?
The comments in the maven.xml state that the main goals are "default" , "clean"
and "clean-repo".
In the .95
Hi Nikita,
Not sure of the specific requirements you have for printing out the SOAP
messages, but check out wsabi4axis, http://sourceforge.net/projects/wsabi4axis.
It has "one-click" functionality to persist all SOAP request and responses
into a datastore on a per service basis. In addition, via
Hi Andy,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wsabi4axis
http://demo.wsabi.org/index.do
Stay tuned for a new release just around the corner.
Al
Quoting Andy Kriger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> A while back I ran across an open-source, 3rd party web application
> that can monitor and manage Axis web servi
Hi Kumar,
wsabi4axis (http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/wsabi4axis) will fit some of
your needs. We have a handler that can be configured on the and
of your service. It will capture the amount of time it takes to
process the request inside the Axis Engine where your web service resides. In
Greetings John,
wsabi4axis (http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/wsabi4axis) can certainly help
here. We have JSP's that already allow you do modify the parameters of a
deployed web service. If the full-blown webapp does not fit your requirements,
the "Configure" module (see http://demo.wsabi.org
You are right on target, from your XXXBindingImpl class you can access the
current request's MessageContext by calling the static method
MessageContext.getCurrentContext(). From there all information that the
handlers have added into the MessageContext will be available.
Underneath the hood, Mess
Hi Jin-Ha,
Have you taken a look at wsabi4axis, an open source Web Services Management
Platform (http://sourceforge.net/projects/wsabi4axis)? *One* of the features
of wsabi4axis is the ability to persist each and every request/response for
your service into a database and then view the raw envelo
Remove the jboss-net.sar directory from your deploy directory. Should be ok
after that.
Quoting Weichang Shi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Thanks.
>
> But I'd like to using my own version of Axis so that I can deploy to other
> Application Server.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
>
> --- Rajdeep Dua <[EMAIL PROTECT
