Hi,
I've tried to come up with a simple, step-by-step HOWTO for a first SOAP
application that starts from a vanilla Axis beta 2 installation. When I
try to run the client, I get the following error: "The AXIS engine could
not find a target service to invoke! targetService is null"
Would som
The problem: My Java SOAP client (generated by Axis WSDL2Java) produces a
SOAP/XML message with elements *not* ordered as defined by the WSDL.
I am using Axis beta-2, xerces 2.0.1, JDK 1.3.1_01 on a Win 2000 PC,
building both a "pure" Java test program and EJB's to be deployed on WLS 6.1
(SP2).
Thanks to everyone for the tips and good advice in the thread, "how to
implement sessions, persistent objects, etc. ?". I've got an example
message-based stateful service that I figured might be of interest to
people. It's application scoped and keeps track of session data via SOAP
headers r
the book Building Web Services With Java says Axis handles this via holder
classes. Apparently if you try WSDL2Java on a WSDL with inout parameters,
you'll get some example code to work with.
Andrew
At 07:41 PM 5/7/2002 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi
>
>I didn't find int the axis B1 & B2 docs a word a
Hi
I didn't find int the axis B1 & B2 docs a word about inout parameters
Is it not implemented yet or some doc is missing ?
Where can I find any information ?
Dom
This is against the CVS version, today May 07, 10am MST.
I'm trying to register a custom provider that know how to get EJB's
from our framework. I modeled the Provider from
org.apache.axis.providers.java.EJBProvider.
My wsdd looks like this:
...
But I keep getting
Hi michael
I dont have much information on this issue other than the fact that i
get a "No such operation" error. When i last looked into it it was
finding the service .. just that something happenign with finding the
operations. I checked to see if the allowed methods paramaters was
casuing it
Simon -
I am only an Axis user, not developer --- so I can only appreciate your
problem, not solve it. In general, I want Axis and .NET interoperability.
Developers should not be given the dilemma you face.
FYI, I think that it is only restriction, not extension, that makes sense
when deriv
The Axis build.xml ant file references an Ant task for wsdl2java . I am trying to
build my own ant file that uses this Ant task. Will test.wsdl.Wsdl2javaAntTask be
included in the axis.jar binary distribution? Right now I have to compile the source
myself.
Looking at the source Wsdl2javaAntTas
I see, I read your email too quickly. ;-(
Good luck.
Sylvain.
-Original Message-
From: Simon McClenahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 10:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Derivation from anyType
The Schema in the WSDL generated by gSOAP for our service f
We are also experiencing this Issue. When we tried to beta 2 release we
found that Axis would no longer find the services. I will be looking into
this today but does anybody have any information of this issue?
Michael
The Schema in the WSDL generated by gSOAP for our service for some reason derives from
anyType by restriction, i.e.
Like I said, with my limited Schema knowledge deriving by restriction from anyType
doesn't make sense to me, but gSOAP does it,
I do not think this is Axis related, looks like you are running out of
memory... Maybe should try starting your VMs with those...
-Xmsset initial Java heap size
-Xmxset maximum Java heap size
-Xssset java thread stack size
have a look at java non-standard opt
If my memory serves me right it is JAX-RPC (which Axis implements) that do
not define any java mapping for the XML xsd:anyType type. I simply avoided
using it.
May I ask what is the purpose of extending xsd:anyType? If you need an
abstract layer maybe you should do something like:
CLOptionDescription is in clutil.jar. Verify that your CLASSPATH correctly
contains this jar.
Russell Butek
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Xiao,
I am not an axis expert. I'm just a guy that can look at some jar files
with winzip. I noticed that clutil.jar contains the following class.
org/apache/avalon/excalibur/cli/CLOptionDescriptor.
Your email refers to a class named CLOptionDescription, but it is possible
that you typed the
How can I get the real name of file that is sent through DataHandler object
as Axis save it with Axisx file name. Using tcp monitor tool I could not
find the file name in the SOAP response.
I am trying to send a files which are around 2MB in size but after
transfering one or two files I get
Previously posted, but unanswered:
In my WSDL I have types that are derived from anyType. By changing the derivation from
anyType from by extension to by restriction, my Java code generated by WSDL2Java has
no getters/setters, resulting in compilation errors in my client code.
Apparently DevSt
Hello.
Help me please solve the next problem.
I have a services which take a complex parameter "Struct2".
I get a complex type parameters description in wsdl (by Java2Wsdl) which contain
element with complex type into itself.
This is a piece of wsdl file:
After Ws
As the instruction in the user-guide(Version Beta1), some jar
files(axis.jar, jaxrpc.jar, clutil.jar, commons-logging.jar,
tt-bytecode.jar, wsdl4j.jar and log4j-core.jar) have been set in CLASSPATH.
When running
java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java
a exception displayed on screen just like:
Excep
> wscript.echo soapclient.add(1, 2)
> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: argument type mismatch
Visual Basic assumes that every number is a "double" but the Webservice
expects Integer.
Visual Basic: "Appending the literal type character I to a literal
forces it to the Integer data type. Appe
Hello,
On http://www.intranetjournal.com/articles/200103/id_03_21_01b.html,
I found this:
"The Apache system requires all the arguments to be typed
using the xsi:type attribute, while the Microsoft system
does not require this. The next version of Apache SOAP (2.1)
should be able to guarantee in
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