how to have multiple ports in a service??

Hi All, I have doubt ragarding ports and services nominclature in axis : 1.how can in i multiple ports in a service ??? 2.at present ,for each service we have a port named as name of service .How these two names could be made different?? 3.It must need configuration thru wsdd,where is documentati

RE: RPC in, Document out?

Yes it is very possible. There are 2 ways I can think of right away. Servlet one, and easy one. (There maybe 10 other ways to do it though) The easy way uses the shiny auto deployment, but has a little overhead with creation of junk message. 1) Servlet way (Hello echo service) Write a servlet tha

Re: axis generated java class <-> xml

I got it to work, but it seems to miss things. All I have to do was to 0) create a TestOrder with all datafield fill. 1) MessageContext msgContext = new MessageContext(new AxisServer()); 2) BeanSerializer bs = new BeanSerializer( TestOrder.class ); 3) QName qn = new QName( "urn:TestOr

web service returning XML Document

I understand in principle the concepts of document-centric (as distinct from RPC-oriented) SOAP services, but I'm having trouble getting them to work in practice. The only sample code I've been able to find is in "Building Web Services with Java", pp 219-223. The only unfortunate aspect of this ge

BEA WL 6.1 and AXIS :

Hello, BEA complains about writing into the engine confg file java.io.FileNotFoundException: null\server-config.wsdd !! This error occur when I try to deploy a WebService with the AdminClient, it is fine if I run Tomcat as Web container ! Does anyone has resolved this issue ? My approach is to "w

soap 2.2.2

Hi, Do soap 2.2.2 has utility classes to generate WSDL like the ones( Wsdl2java and java2Wsdl) in Axis alpha 3 ?.

Using the generated TestCases

Hi all, This is a bit off-topic... Anyone is using the generated test cases generated by wsdl2java -t ? >From what I understood at junit.sourceforge.net/doc/cookbook/cookbook.htm I should be able to run junit.awtui.TestRunner providing it the generated TestCase class and through introspection

jax-rpc license question

Hello all, Are the javax.xml.rpc classes in axis.jar redistributed from the Sun distribution of JAX-RPC, or are they unencumbered code? I'm in the process of evaluating Java apis/tools for xml rpc. I've found the JAX-RPC api distributed by Sun unacceptable for now due to licensing issues. T

RE: xsd:byte???

Also, just to let you know. It looks like there is a bug in the generation of the wsdl file from the service. This bug is related to the function parameter names that get generated. The first parameter is always called "in1" in the wsdl file and the other parameters match the original signature

Re: connections

Gus, One thing you could do is put TCPMon between the client examples and your server. Have TCPMon listen on port 8080 and pass your requests to another port. -Ken - Original Message - From: "Gus Delgado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 1:17

Re: xsd:byte???

I'll look into this if you send me your wsdl file describing the service. Thanks, Rich Scheuerle XML & Web Services Development 512-838-5115 (IBM TL 678-5115)

xsd:byte???

Hello, I am trying to send over an array of bytes to an axis service.  I was running out of memory and took a look at what was getting sent over the wire and it looks like every single byte in the byte[] that is being sent over is being marshalled as an xsd:byte type.  Is this a performance

connections

All the examples default to localhost:8080 how can I change that to a different port on the client examples. I know that you are supposed to user the Options class, but not quite sure if there is a value=pair parameter I need to map the url to a different one? any ideas, thanks in advance. -Gus

RPC in, Document out?

I see how to set up services so that they receive and send XML documents instead of using the RPC style of SOAP. But I have some existing code that takes several arguments and uses them to determine an appropriate XML file, which the method then returns as an XML Document object. I could wrap this

BETA

hi, when is BETA release scheduled ?

RE: Visual Basic Clients?

Hi, Chris.   I just ported our existing VB SOAP client to work with the AXIS server over the weekend, it's a bit struggle.   Basically, here are a few things that you need to watch out for:   (1). If you use the  Low Level API for SOAP Messages (HttpConnector), you can not set the "SoapAct

axis generated java class <-> xml

Hi I have axis wsdl maps to jboss 3.0 ejb bean, and I was able create/modify/delete bean through axis generated class. But once I get back the object through axis, how do I serialize the object without calling the axis engine again, same with example5 ? I used castor before, all I have to do

Re: Visual Basic Clients?

Chris... Goto www.xmethods.com and scroll down to this line.  Good luck. Stan   jcono DOC Local Time Local time for a zip code MS .NET     - Original Message - From: Chris Ruegger To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002

Axis and weblogic 6.1

Are there any documentation that will help me deploy axis onto Weblogic? Can someone point me to it? Thanks. -- Gus Delgado Consultant NetQuotient Consulting Group e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 512-587-6986

Visual Basic Clients?

Is there any place where I could see the source code for a sample Microsoft client (preferably Visual Basic) that connects to an Axis Web Service (e.g StockQuote) and invokes some methods? Thanks in advance.  

WSDL2Java NPE

I'm using a recent build of WSDL2Java and I'm getting an Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException at org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.TypeEntry.(TypeEntry.java:139) at org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.Element.(Element.java:74) at org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.DefinedElement.(DefinedE

No deserializer defined for array type

'llo all. org.xml.sax.SAXException: No deserializer defined for array type http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/:Array I'm trying to get an ArrayList composed of ArrayLists from webservice and got this error. I have to return in webservice a ResultSet. Does anybody now how can it be real

Null response message

Hi all, When I used the following command, I got the Null response message error. I got the same error no matter the server is up or down. I think at least I should get connection error after I shut down the server. Can someone help me? Command: java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -lhttp:/

RE: Response Flow Problem

I have run my test again. It works correctly now. Thanks!! Romin. -Original Message- From: Glen Daniels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 8:14 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: Response Flow Problem Hi Romin! This was due to a bug in our MessageElemen

RE: Business rules

You can define an XML type with such restrictions (see restrictions in XML specification) but I don't think you can make Axis to force such rules. Regards. -- Ramon Turnes Perez HERMES SoftLab, Litijska 47 1000 Ljubljana, SLOVENIA Phone: +386 1 5865 638