jrun deployment

hello,   i have setup axis to run under jrun. when i go to : http://myserver/axis/ it shows me the "Apache Axis" page with links to "Administer Axis" and "Visit" the axis servlet. i can start and stop the axis server so i assume everything is installed properly.   when i try to deploy a we

AXIS (Calling via WSDL) talking to "old" Web Services

Hi, I am attempting to call all the Web Services I find in the www.xmethods.com list by consuming the WSDL for each, and then creating a Call object for each operation. As such I bump up against a wide variety of implementations, including a bunch of "old" (SOAP 2.2) services. I have various pro

Re: The low-down on rpc vs. doc within Axis

Howdy. >if people could >validate/refute/comment on/etc. any or all of the items below I'd greatly >appreciate it. don't know much but I'd be happy to ;) >1. A java method exposed as a doc-based service via Axis must basically >conform to the grammar: >public (); > (MessageContext parameter r

The low-down on rpc vs. doc within Axis

Hi everyone - I'm trying to understand exactly what the differences are when using rpc vs document style within Axis. I think I'm getting there, but if people could validate/refute/comment on/etc. any or all of the items below I'd greatly appreciate it. 1. A java method exposed as a doc-based

RE: How do I add stuff to the headers

org.apache.axis.message.SOAPHeaderElement implements the SOAPHeaderElement interface you mentioned. This stuff all seems to have drastically changed since the beta1 so if you are picking up nightly builds you will notice this change. So basically now you just need to create a new SOAPHeaderElem

RE: How do I add stuff to the headers

Howdy. I'm confused--all I see in the Axis (beta) Javadoc under "SOAPHeaderElement" is an interface (javax.xml.soap.SOAPHeaderElement). How are you instantiating one? Andrew At 06:03 PM 4/22/2002 -0400, you wrote: >Adam ­ > >Yes, you are correct: > >call.addHeader(new SOAPHeaderElement(name

RE: Hi

> The Sun RI also uses a custom pull-parser, which is pretty > much the fastest parsing technology you can build. We chose > to go with standard JAXP (SAX) APIs to allow > developer-friendliness and the ability to use whatever parser > you already have kicking around, though we may revisit th

Re: Hi

- Original Message - From: "Glen Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 1:33 PM Subject: RE: Hi > > Performance is an area we've been neglecting for the past few releases, and one which we plan to address after beta-2. Right now we're doing w

Not able unsubscribe from axis-user@xml.apache.org

Hi I m not able to unsubsrcibe from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" despite sending many emails for unsubscribing Any ideas about this ??? Thanks kamlesh

RE: Hi

Performance is an area we've been neglecting for the past few releases, and one which we plan to address after beta-2. Right now we're doing way too much work during deserialization (recording SAX events, etc) in situations where we don't need to be, so I don't doubt that the RI is much faste

RE: Can the webservice be called directly

We can add an option to the local transport to switch off serialization/deserialization if you want to use it for high-speed non-testing purposes after beta-2. --Glen > -Original Message- > From: Mukund Balasubramanian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 4:01 PM

Re: jaxrpc-api.jar / axis jaxrpc.jar and javax.xml.rpc.ParameterMode.IN

Yes, there is an effort to bring these two together. The problem is that the JAX-RPC spec is still a moving target (though it's supposed to sit down for a rest any day now). In this particular case, AXIS's jaxrpc.jar is ahead of Sun's jaxrpc-api.jar. PARAM_MODE_IN was in JAX-RPC version 0.7. JA

RE: Hi

> Can Axis really be recommended for production use? Not in my > opinion, and you have removed any condifence I may have had in your software by > suggesting that in the first place. Axis provides a wide range of functionality. Most of the people who use it will not use all of its functions. Ba

Re: Can the webservice be called directly

Yes this is possible and examples are a part of the tests. (test\functional\TestEchoSample etc..). They use the local: URLs to resolve locally, calling an intra VM axis engine. Serialization and Deserialization is still enforced, though. Mukund Balasubramanian Vaishakhi Ajmera wrote: >Is it

RE: Can the webservice be called directly

Hi u can use the local transport for doing this. But this right now does the serialization and deserialization. -Original Message- From: Vaishakhi Ajmera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 12:50 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Can the webservice be called direct

Re: javadoc 1.4.0 fail on Axis

Old post on a fix from me... not the best possible but works for me: > I have no idea of this is on ongoing fix, but I am sure many of you > should have faced this problem: > > The Javadocs task in build.xml will not work with JDK 1.4 because of > the "java" in package names. This is an open bu

Can the webservice be called directly

Is it possible to call the webservice directly through a local interface without using RMI or making Http calls. - Original Message - From: "Howard Lin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'Axis-User (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 2:27 PM Subject: javadoc 1.4.0 fail on A

Re: Class Cast Exception using return type as List

I have another question regarding Lists being the returned class. I have been able to get a List of strings being returned from my webservice and it is working fine. What if I have a List of User objects being returned from the webservice. User is a java class I have written. How does Axis send me

jaxrpc-api.jar / axis jaxrpc.jar and javax.xml.rpc.ParameterMode.IN

I have stumbled across an issue that I was wondering if the list was aware of. I have been playing with Suns jwsdp ea2 which has a jaxrpc-api.jar which has a definition of ParameterMode.java that is different then the one used in Axis. The one from Axis looks like: public class ParameterMode

javadoc 1.4.0 fail on Axis

I'm not sure if this problem has been mentioned before. Javadoc 1.4.0 cannot handle packages named *.java, like org.apache.axis.providers.java. So to generate javadoc on Axis packages, use jdk 1.3.* or use the work around in BugParade #4507380. Howard

RE: Hi

Hi Pankaj, Thanks for clearing that up. I trust that you also conform to the following, which is not apparent from your license * 3. The end-user documentation included with the redistribution, *if any, must include the following acknowledgment: * "This product includes software de

messaging method signatures; consuming messaging services

Glen's question about method signatures (included below) touches on something that has confused me about Axis. Where are these method signatures defined? That is, where in the API documentation or user's guide or whatever do I look to find out what Axis will hand me under what circumstances?

Re: Hi

Pankaj is right. It is Apache AXIS client side code. - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 2:32 PM Subject: RE: Hi > > Pankaj, > > I'm sure that when you checked with HP's legal compliance they approved of > your comments..

RE: Hi

Hi Charlie, I am attaching the License file for HP-WSP that mentions use of Apache-Axis, along with a number of other third party software, in accordance with their respective licenses. You would need to download the software to get all the details. /Pankaj. > -Original Message- > From

RE: Hi

Pankaj, I'm sure that when you checked with HP's legal compliance they approved of your comments... I did not see any mention on the website that HPs implemenation uses the Axis client side code - surely the Axis team deserve some credit? Charlie [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 23/04/2002 13:12:01

Re: problem loading class

Venkat, I'm new to Axis but the problem that you are experiencing sounds a lot like the problem that I was having earlier--the jar files that were placed in the WEB-INF\lib directory were being ignored. The problem proved to be associated with J2SDK 1.4. The solution is set the java.endorsed.di

RE: Hi

> -Original Message- > From: Deepth Dinesan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 4:31 AM > > How does AXIS compare with Suns Web Services developer pack ? in terms > of > - SOAP compliance > - Performance This is an axis mailing list so I may not be welcome presenti

Please urgent! .Net client can't invoke Axis webservice

I have a Web Service in Axis (latest version) which can't be called by a .Net client (VB-based). I believe the problem is with the way href's are built in .Net. Axis uses multiRef, but .Net doesn't. Another problem I've noticed: the WSDL file that gets generated from the service url with the ?WSD

Re: New to axis. Kindly help.

I just recently started using axis myself, and I ran into this problem as well. My problem was that the service name that I was using in the code did not match exactly the service name in the deployment descriptor. look at the server-config.wsdd file in the you're appserver's WEB-INF directory.

C, C++ Recomendations

I have been experimenting with Axis for the last week and it has been going well. I also need to be able to access the services from C and C++ and need to be able to write services in C++. This is required because we have some legacy code that needs to be exposed as a service as well as new

Re: Re: New to axis. Kindly help.

Hi , I have put it in package 'samples.userguide" under the classes directory only. But it is not working.It is not able to compile the webservice itself.Sample programs are otherwise working fine. Thanks & regards, Jitender On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 Vaishakhi Ajmera wrote : >Try putting your

problem loading class

Hi folks, We are having a problem loading the service class on Solaris with iPlanet 6.0 web server and Servlet Exec 4.1 (servlet engine). This class is part of a jar file placed in WEB-INF/lib directory. Regular servlet is able to find this class but not AxisServlet. I see AxisClassLoader is e

Repost: JDK 1.4 java.beans.XMLEncoder Vs Axis XML Serialization

Hi, I posted the following question a few days ago and have yet to hear an answer I would like to know how Axis's bean serialization compares to the xml serialization that is part of the new java.beans.XMLEncoder and java.beans.XMLDecoder classes that are new to the J2SE 1.4 Will the XMLEncoder

Re: What is the Relationship between JAXM and AXIS?

My approach has been to take numerous small steps, and at each step, refactor some org.apache.axis.message classes to closely match javax.xml.soap and then make the Axis classes implement the corresponding JAXM interfaces. Then the Axis and JAXM interfaces co-exist. I don't think the Axis interf

Code generation with WSDL2Java

Title: Nachricht  Hi all,   I've got a problem to use the code generated by WSDL2Java. I've got three packages generated : java, javax, localhost. In the localhost package there are some exception classes like ClassNotFoundException, NaminException, etc... These classes extends from org.apac

RE: What is the Relationship between JAXM and AXIS?

Title: RE: What is the Relationship between JAXM and AXIS? I'm not one of the decision makers on this, but I can certainly tell you my preference. I'd prefer to see the related Axis classes become implementations of the JAXM interfaces. > -Original Message- > From: L Rutker [mailto:[

Re: .Net question using HashMap from Axis

I had trouble with this before also. After much searching on the web, I've found out that there is no standard SOAP encoding for Map. Axis uses a what is known as "Apache Map standard" that is used by some toolkits (e.g. Apache SOAP, GLUE) but this is not recognized by .NET. See here for interest

Searching for JAR files with J2SDK 1.4

Anybody attempting to run Axis with J2SDK 1.4 will need to set the Java system property java.endorsed.dirs.   "Note: The system property java.endorsed.dirs specifies oneor more directories where the Java runtime environment searchesfor JAR files. You must set this system property only whenr

Re: What is the Relationship between JAXM and AXIS?

Thanks. The JAXM interfaces seem to overlap and provide the same interfaces that the Axis classes do. Will these Axis classes become implementations of JAXM? Will they coexist? Will the Axis interfaces disappear? I guess my expectation is that something like JAXP will unify all Java implementat

RE: Method Over-loading

Good stuff. Thanks to you for pointing that out. Sylvain. -Original Message- From: robert woodley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 10:38 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Method Over-loading Sylvain - I should have been more specific. I start with a java

RE: Method Over-loading

Sylvain - I should have been more specific. I start with a java interface, generate the WSDL, then generate the stubs. Earlier posts by R J Scheuerle on this mail list (3/15) confirm that there is a problem with method over-loading and round-tripping (Java->WSDL->Java) But your answer shows m

Axis supports 3 styles?

In this article, Bill Wagner describes 3 styles of web services that .NET is capable of producing: document/literal (Listing 1 in article, and default for .NET) rpc/encoded(Listing 2 in article) document/encoded (Listing 3 in article) Does Axis support all three? Thanks.

Re: New to axis. Kindly help.

Try putting your webservice under axis/web-inf/classes and see if it works. i.e if your webservice is in the package 'samples.userguide' for example then put the samples directory under the classes directory. - Original Message - From: "Jitender Singh Singh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAI

RE: Content-length: 0

Hi,   I found the solution for the problem with the content-length: 0, looks like the version of 7 April doesn't need the tt-bytecode.jar in the classpath, in the last version it needs.   I just need jaxrpc.jar, commons-logging.jar, tt-bytecode.jar, axis.jar and my project classes and it w

RE: Method Over-loading

Robert, I am not sure I follow here, I do extensive method overloading and it works (at least it used to) consider the following signatures from my PortType class public java.math.BigInteger copy(java.lang.String search, java.lang.String target, com.cognos.developer.CopyOptions options)

Hi

Hello all, How does AXIS compare with Suns Web Services developer pack ? in terms of - SOAP compliance - Performance - (Any known implementations ? ) Thanks in advance Deepth begin:vcard n:Dinesan;Deepth tel;cell:9840241443 tel;home:2551630 tel;work:91-44-2435321 Ext 814 x-mozilla-html:FALSE

xml choice element

Hi, I still have question whether do u support xml choice element in wsdl even in beta2 release. At present it is just generating a java class having all choice elements. So could u please gim me reply. Thanks. Ramana

Content-length: 0

Hi,   I have been testing axis for a while and my opinion is you have been doing a good work. Here we use ATG Dynamo, and we are developing some webservices, my problem is that after 7 April version, I'm getting      HTTP/1.1 200 OK   Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0   Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2002 10:14:

RE: Deployment

You have getOperation() method in MessageContext. I don't know if that is what you want. Regards. Ramón. > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 4:40 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Deployment > > > > When you

Re: C++ Builder Client

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New to axis. Kindly help.

Hi, I am novice in field of axis.I have successfully deployed the service and calling its methods using JWS File Deployment.When I am trying to use custom Deployment using WSDD, it is throwing following error. Exception in thread "main" The AXIS engine could not find a target service

Re: What is the Relationship between JAXM and AXIS?

JAXM is a specification (NB. not an implementation) of two sets of interfaces: javax.xml.soap and javax.xml.messaging. Axis currently implements *some* of the javax.xml.soap interfaces, although these are not mentioned in the list of published interfaces in the Axis Users Guide as the job is onl