I've managed to get Apache Tomcat serving through SSL. I have a bunch of
WebServices that i can access through ssl using java clients...
The thing is: I've generated my server.keystore, server.cer,
client.keystore and client.cer using keytool from an example i've seen on a
webpage... I
The final beta 2 release is available:
http://xml.apache.org/axis/dist/beta2/
This release was built with:
- ant 1.4.1
- xerces 2
- tomcat 4.0.3 (for servlet.jar, activation.jar, and mail.jar)
- junit 3.7
Expect a beta 3 the end of May.
Russell Butek
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Title: RE: Apche SOAP 2.2 or AXIS
Hi, Chad,
I started with Apache SOAP 2.2 initailly and got basic simple web service samples working.
Considered it's maturity, I was about to recommended my company to use it.
Then I start to build MS client against. And I had a lot of troubl
hello chad,
i started with using apache soap and got it working alright.
i then started with axis and found it is so much easier to
setup/use/program to.
i found that the automatic wsdl file generation is a big plus as well.
for what it is worth i would suggest axis.
tom
-Original Message
We r planning to start working on some webservices
but not sure we should go for Apche SOAP 2.2 or AXIS
Our CLient are Microsoft CLients
Any suggestions welcome
Thx
Chad
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Thanks Thanks a lot.
Yep that was it.
I had all sorts of constructors but the default one. Upon adding that along
with the other constructors that I had removed, it worked!. YIPPEEE!
As for R J Scheuerle's reply to have found the field 'password' and bean
accessors as 'setPasswd', I apologize as t
Vaishakhi,
Are you using a new version of Axis and perhaps are your fields public?
I see from the original error message that the problem was with field
"password" and your bean accessors are (apparently) setPasswd and
getPasswd. So if "password" is sent over the wire and the bean property
is
hi sven,
this might be a completely simplistic suggestion but how about putting a
try
{
}
catch(Exception e)
{
e.printStackTrace();
}
around where you get the InvocationTargetException ?
best regards,
tom
-Original Message-
From: Sven Kuenzler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Mo
I re-created the problem by changing the input and output messages of
SalesRankNPrice.wsdl.
Here is a snippet of the stub:
public com.PerfectXML.www.All[] getAll(java
Did you have 2 constructors, the default and the initializer?
There is a bug in Axis which doesn't handle the case of a missing default constructor
correctly. It fails to create the object, but then continues, causing the null
pointer error later. I will fix this.
The BeanSerializer always
Shinde,
I will try and re-create this problem with the latest version of the code.
Rich Scheuerle
XML & Web Services Development
512-838-5115 (IBM TL 678-5115)
I was finally able to resolve my issue but the resolution confuses me so I
still need some insight from anyone who can give me some.
My User class that I was trying to return from the webservice has a
constructor as follows
public User(String vFname, String vLname, String vPassword,
String
This issue is resolved.
>From: "Patricia Doyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Issue with beta2
>Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 19:28:51 +
>
>
>I was having problems while serializing/deserializing public variables in a
>bean so I installed axis-bet
Could we see:
1. The class(es) that you're running Java2WSDL on;
2. The Java2WSDL command you used.
Russell Butek
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"Patricia Doyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/29/2002 02:28:51 PM
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Subject:Issue with beta2
I'm trying to make my JAX-RPC client (JWSDP EA2 RI) talk to a Web service I
deployed on Axis. I generated a JAX-RPC stub from the WSDL document Axis
generates. The WS operation takes a string and returns a JavaBean type
class.
When I execute the JAX-RPC client, I get the following exception:
jav
I was having problems while serializing/deserializing public variables in a
bean so I installed axis-beta2 but when I try to generate a WSDL file from
Java2WSDL utility I get the following error(This used to work fine in
beta1):
javax.xml.rpc.JAXRPCException: unable to get serializer for clas
Or, now that I think of it, is it even possible for a service to have a
different scope than its handlers?
>Well, the subject pretty much says it--
>
>what I'd like to do is have an application-scoped authentication handler
>in front of my "real" service whose purpose is to create homemade (i.e
All,
This is a two part question.
PART 1.
I am trying to create a document/literal service using Axis and have not had
much success. My service would have a single method with a signature like
this:
public class SAMLRequest {
public Document SAMLAssertion( Document doc ) {
Well, the subject pretty much says it--
what I'd like to do is have an application-scoped authentication handler in
front of my "real" service whose purpose is to create homemade (i.e. not
container-provided) session objects and hang them in application
scope. The request-based service would
1. The NAME of the prefix doesn't matter, as long as the namespace is the
same.
Good point, thanks, showing my namespace ignorance...
2. I don't know what to say about this one. I haven't played with it.
Anyone else want to answer?
Just to be clear, I am talki
Hello,
I have a webservice method that returns to me a User object which is a bean
like class have getters and setters for fields like firstname, lastname,
password.
My deploy.wsdd looks like this
http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/";
xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers
1. The NAME of the prefix doesn't matter, as long as the namespace is the
same.
2. I don't know what to say about this one. I haven't played with it.
Anyone else want to answer?
Russell Butek
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"ajack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/28/2002 09:16:49 AM
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Hi Guido,
FIVE hours ago - I got it.
Thank you
Juregen
>It gets created once you deployed your first service :-)
>Alternatively I think you can extract it from axis.jar and put it into the
>WEB-INF directory.
>
>HTH
>Guido
>
>--
>Open Source Group sunShine - Lighting up e:Business
It gets created once you deployed your first service :-)
Alternatively I think you can extract it from axis.jar and put it into the
WEB-INF directory.
HTH
Guido
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Open Source Group sunShine - Lighting up e:Business
=
Hello Guido,
thanks for your reply.
Nevertheless, my axix/tomcat server doesn't have any server-config.wsdd
file ???
I "deployed" the axis server in the tomcat server.xml file with the
following statement:
after 1h searching i found the solution :
In my web.xml configuration file I have to
Can Apache AXIS support Stateful and Entity
EJBs?? Apache SOAP says that it can, but in my tests with AXIS, it only
supports Stateless. Is there any plans to support stateful beans (to be
used with sessions). You can use a stateful bean, it just doesn't release
the bean when the session t
Your server-config.wsdd file contains an entry for the AdminService:
Just change that to true.
Guido
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Guido Casper, S&N AG, Klingenderstrasse 5, D-33100 Paderb
Hi to all,
I'm a very newbie to jakarta/axis/soap and I'm trying to do an jakarta
installation with the axis soap services.
My jakarta server is running under the ip 192.168.3.112.
When I try to deploy the stock example which is deliverd by the axis
installation I get the following error:
htt
AXIS does not yet handle derived primitive types. We're not quite sure how
to approach them. We can't just say all types derived from xsd:string, for
instance, map to java.lang.String. We'd lose info and we wouldn't be able
to do reverse mapping (in other words, if xsd:string and
xsd:normalized
Which version of AXIS are you using? This is a very strange bit of code to
generate. It is certainly wrong. And it is NOT generated with the latest
versions of AXIS (at least it's not in our tests).
Russell Butek
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Reddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/27/2002 09:33:30 PM
Please r
Hi all
I trying to work on attachements in axis but till yet I have not
received any results.
could anyone of u please guide me, as to what should I do in
order to succesfully send attachements with SOAP messages
thanks in advance
Pankaj Kambo
I am developing an application with Axis beta 1 on Tomcat 4.0.3.
When trying to integrate FOP, I get an InvocationTargetException.
Unfortunatley, I do not get a stack trace.
How can I get a more verbose ouput from Axis?
Does anybody happen to know the FOP problem? I put fop.jar,
avalon-framework.j
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