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Subject: Problems trying to send XML as a String to a web service?
I have an Axis2 service set up. It's super simple. I want the user to be
able to send some XML to the service so I figured I'd set up my POJO
service to just accept a String...
public String getResults( Stri
On 6/14/07, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/14/07, robert lazarski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Sorry, I thought you were using POJO's .
I guess I should be sorry, I must have confused you, I am using POJOS.
Here is exactly how I started down this bunny trail...
1) Got require
On 6/14/07, robert lazarski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Sorry, I thought you were using POJO's .
I guess I should be sorry, I must have confused you, I am using POJOS.
Here is exactly how I started down this bunny trail...
1) Got requirement for this small demo that we need to call a service
On 6/14/07, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/14/07, robert lazarski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rick, to send a byte array is easy. Try the following:
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> ArrayList args = new ArrayList();
> String hello = "hello";
> args.add(hello.getBytes());
> OMElement response = sender.invokeBl
On 6/14/07, robert lazarski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rick, to send a byte array is easy. Try the following:
ArrayList args = new ArrayList();
String hello = "hello";
args.add(hello.getBytes());
OMElement response = sender.invokeBlocking(operationName, args.toArray());
Hint: POJO's use the RPC
Rick...another way you can do this is, put the simple xml in the wsdl, the
web service will then validate and parse the xml.
Chad
On 6/14/07, robert lazarski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rick, to send a byte array is easy. Try the following:
ArrayList args = new ArrayList();
String hello = "hel
Rick, to send a byte array is easy. Try the following:
ArrayList args = new ArrayList();
String hello = "hello";
args.add(hello.getBytes());
OMElement response = sender.invokeBlocking(operationName, args.toArray());
Hint: POJO's use the RPCMessageReceiver. There are unit tests for all the
receiv
On 6/13/07, Xinjun Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The solution I adopted is to use CDATA instead of string. You don't need to
do escaping by yourself.
Your saying use the jdom CDATA object as the service method argument?
I wouldn't think this would be a good idea since how would the client
gen
I might try that Chad since right now I'm pretty stuck. I wouldn't
mind using they byte[] approach but I'm stumped on what to do with the
Axis2 client generated stub that wants a DataHandler for the Request
object. Looking at the docs
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/activation/
The solution I adopted is to use CDATA instead of string. You don't need to
do escaping by yourself.
Regards,
Xinjun
On 6/14/07, Chad DeBauch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Another approach I have taken is have the service accept a string like you
originally did but encode it in UTF-8 encoding. T
Another approach I have taken is have the service accept a string like you
originally did but encode it in UTF-8 encoding. The downside to this is
that clients will need to know that you are expecting a string that is in
UTF-8 encoding.
Chad
On 6/13/07, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/13/07, robert lazarski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tend to tackle this in two ways: Convert / unconvert the string to base64
and send it that way. Or use mtom and send the string as an attachment.
Thanks Robert. I figured I'd try just using a byte array to start
with. Maybe someone can he
I tend to tackle this in two ways: Convert / unconvert the string to base64
and send it that way. Or use mtom and send the string as an attachment.
Someone else may be able to comment on getting the actual string escaped
correctly inside the soap body, but I tend not to bother.
HTH,
Robert
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I have an Axis2 service set up. It's super simple. I want the user to
be able to send some XML to the service so I figured I'd set up my
POJO service to just accept a String...
public String getResults( String xmlSpec) { ... }
I built my client stubs with java2wsdl (actually used Eclipse's
plugi
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