Hi,
I am writing an axis client to invoke a web service which takes as input a
dynamic array of a class (say class Player)
I got rid of the no serializer porblem, but now I am getting the following
error:
Java.io.IOException: No mapped schema for Player
Hope someone can help.
Thanks,
Munjal
Hi
cld u cut and paste the signature of the method that u are using.
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Hi,
I have a web-service impleme
Hi,
I have a web-service implementing a method which takes as an input a
dynamic array of classes (say class Player). I am trying to call a method
implemented by this service but I get an error telling:
Java.io.IOException: No serializer found for class Player in registry
org.apache.axis.en
Sure enough, those classpaths are missing jaxrpc.jar. Ivan raises a good
point for those who are trying to take my advice during an Axis install --
I didn't do a very thorough test of the client side installation at all. I
can vouch for my results as far as installing the webapp into Tomcat, but I
As an alternative to this approach, couldn't you use something like CapeClear's WSDL
editor which is capable of generating stub implementations of a Web service? Then you
get WSDL and Web service separation. IMHO, it's a bad idea to rely on auto-generated
WSDL. Because WSDL defines the interfac
What you are referring to are called extensibility elements. To the best of my
knowledge, the XML-RPC community has not defined any extensibility elements for
XML-RPC messaging. You are correct WRT where SOAP specific stuff shows up (though you
missed service). One could define extensibilty ele
Hi ,
I have deployed my web service using the JWS FIles -Instant
Deployment and is succesfully able to access the service at the
required URL. My Java file(authenticate.java) reads an XML File
.Rightnow i have kept it along with .jws file. What is the right
place to kkep the java file
HI,
Could any body help me in doing JAAS Authentication in
JBoss2.4.3_Jetty3.1.3-1 Application server.
If possible step by step procedure will be very well appreciated.
Thanks
Kavish Agarwal
Yes, thank you again Nathan for your thorough and helpful analysis
of the AXIS/Tomcat installation and version match-up issues.
However, I have to take one small exception to your remark:
> With an out-of-the-box Tomcat 4.0.1 or Tomcat 4.0.4-b2, I can install a
> perfectly functioning out-of-the
