I have a method in a web service which receives as an argument a
java.util.Date...
My client is in .NET and the generated WSDL is this:
The thing is .net is not able to understand this WSDL and as far as i
understood the error it is generating a class with only the hours
You may also want to try the hint re
-Djava.endorsed.dirs=path_to_axis_lib
Not sure this fixes your problem, but I've seen
wierdness when the jar files were all spec'ed
explicitly in the classpath, but that still failed
because of conflict with other jars in the jdk/jvm,
but worked when the jars
Very important to spec the OS. For instance WinNT workstation
and Win2K non-server versions all limit the number of concurrent
connections. I also have a simple stress test service that I
run and I hit the connection problem quite easily on the Win non-server
platforms.
On the other hand, on L
When I try to go to that URL, I get HTTP status 500 messages that say "no
context configured to process this request".
I placed my service ".jar" file into the WEB-INF/lib directory inside the
axis.war file (which has pretty much everything from webapps/axis in it),
and
deployed this in JBoss.
Title: RE: Using Axis Beta2 in JBoss/Tomcat
If you use the JBoss_Tomcat bundle, when starting JBoss, tomcat is also started.
Dropping axis.war in the JBoss deploy directory will actually deploy Axis in the bundled Tomcat servlet engine and the Axis servlet is accessible like in a standalone To
When packaging my service inside of the Axis war file, it gets
automatically deployed when it gets copied into the JBoss deploy
directory. There doesn't seem to be a way to use the AdminClient or the
wsdd file once this happens.
How do you connect to your service when you package things this wa
I'm not sure I understand your problem. Could you show us your WSDL?
Russell Butek
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Subject:WSDL2Java against a WSDL file from MS Soap
He
Hello Axis users,
I'm running preliminary tests on AXIS's ability to handle concurrent
accesses, and am puzzled by an apparent fixed point where connections would
be refused. At around 18-19 concurrent access to a simple web service, there
would be:
java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused:
Hi, Chris:
Thanks for your response. We've already solved the problem.
As the method returns void, 'wscript.echo' caused the error message.
'Call' should be used instead.
By the way, do you have a very simple C++ client to invoke Web Services
via MSSoap Toolkit?
Richard
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Hello,
The problem is that I get 4 Files from the WSDL File (MSSoap) as shown
below:
- CreateCOM.java
- --> CreateCOMLocator.java
- --> CreateCOMSoapPort.java
- CreateCOMSoapBindingStub.java
Instead of getting these 4 Files from a WSDL (Axis) (like the guide):
Richard,
The method definition, method parameters, and return value definitions
are derived by MSSOAP from the WSDL. We'd have to see the WSDL to debug
your issue.
/Chris
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From: Yiet, Richard Liyong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 11:45 AM
To
I solved this one on my own (after getting zero help from the list). The
problem is that log4j-core.jar needs to be in the same classloader, or a parent of the
classloader, that
contains commons-logging.jar. In my case, a little re-ordering solved the
problem (once I understood it).
I have an Axis WS method that returns a complex type as a JavaBean. It
uses beta2.
My bean looks like this:
public class Address {
private String _FOO;
private String _D_TSENT;
public String getFOO() { return _FOO; }
public String getD_TSENT() { return _D_TSENT; }
}
Title: RE: Using Axis Beta2 in JBoss/Tomcat
They way I have been doing so far is the following:
1) The code of my services is included in the Axis war file.
2) Nothing specific in the wsdd file or the way the AdminClient is used.
Thomas
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I have a few questions about using Axis in the JBoss environment.
When using Axis with Tomcat alone, you put all the Axis stuff in
%CATALINA_HOME%/webapps/axis.
This doesn't work when running JBoss with Tomcat.
I read in another posting that you need to create a WAR file with all the
Axis stuf
Hi,
I am using MSSoap Toolkit 2.0. to invoke Web Services deployed with Axis Beta2.
The service was successfully invoked and Soap message exchanges looked OK.
However, I've got annoying messages like this:
Client
Client: Incorrect number of parameters supplied for SOAP request
> Both. JAX-RPC only defines a subset of XML->Java mappings. AXIS has
> defined a considerably larger set, but still not all of them. So we
COULD
> do this one as well, IF we could come up with a reasonable mapping.
>
> Russell Butek
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FYI, it appears that s:schema gets ma
The
answer is simple, none of them are standalone clients. You must use the
Locator class to acquire a stub which you can then use just like a local
object - a little more digging is required on your part because this is all
covered in the users's guide; very straightforward. You're almost t
No, the init would be triggered through a SOAP call.
Sylvain.
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From: Benazech Cédric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 10:35 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: How to ask Axis to start a WebServcie
But the init() would have to be static ...
But the init() would have to be static ... and my thread could not interact
with the instance of the WebService that Axis hasn't create yet.
But it's a good idea : i can make the servlet do a http request to the ?wsdl
of the service => that will start the webservice.
thx for the idea !
Cédric
Kyle,
see the thread "threads, etc. in application scoped service" from Tuesday,
May 7 -- essentially, if you deploy your webservice without a "scope"
parameter in the .wsdd file, it's request-scoped and one instance is made
for each request. If you deploy it with session scope, one object is
Where can I find information concerning the lifecycle of a service deployed
on Axis?
Does Axis use only one instance of each Web service, or does it create
multiple instances of a Web service to handle multiple requests?
Any synchronization issues of which I must be aware? Thank you in advance.
I do not know if Axis allows that but for sure you could trigger it with
another serlvet which on startup would simply make a call to somekind of
init() method in your web service to get it started...
Sylvain.
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From: Benazech Cédric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thur
Hello,
I’m new to Apache Axis and have a newbie
problem.
I have a Service (HelloUser) deployed on TomCat. Then
I’ve used “WSDL2Java http://localhost:95/axis/services/HelloUser?WSDL”
to generate a Client for it.
It generated 4 Data files for me.
-
HelloUser.java
-
Title: RE: how to implement session in axis
In the case of an HTTP transport, for axis, it means handling cookies.
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From: Provencher, Samuel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 10:10 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: how to implement sessio
I read this part too and it did solve a behavioral problem I was
experiencing, but it doesn't explain exactly what it means to be a
"session-enabled" client, this term is undefined.
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From: Stickley, Jim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 1:24 PM
To:
Hello,
Is there a way to ask Axis to create the implementation classes of Web
Services as soon as the Axis Servlet is created.
My Web serice start a thread and I would like this thread to run before the
fisrt call to the service. Does a parameter like "load-on-startup" exists ?
Cédric
Both. JAX-RPC only defines a subset of XML->Java mappings. AXIS has
defined a considerably larger set, but still not all of them. So we COULD
do this one as well, IF we could come up with a reasonable mapping.
Russell Butek
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"Gold, Laurence (MLIM)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/
Russell:
Is this a jax-rpc issue design issue or code issue?
Larry
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From: Russell Butek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 8:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WSDL2Java error!
Cedric is right. It is ref="s:schema" that is causing your pro
Cedric is right. It is ref="s:schema" that is causing your problems.
WSDL2Java does not handle that. WSDL2Java is based on JAX-RPC. JAX-RPC
defines mappings from WSDL/XML to Java and it doesn't define a mapping for
s:schema. I don't know how that should be mapped.
Russell Butek
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Sorry,
you are right.
I am working on writting wsdl to have wsdl2java working properly...
that's why I thought you was able to change the wsdl...
I can't help, I don't understand the 2 elements I pointed...
At 01:53 16/05/02 -0700, you wrote:
>Dev,
> That is a WSDL I got from the www.xmethods.ne
Hi, Sylvain
Thank you very much.
I got a little sense from you reply, but I still can't work it out.
There are many examples under AXIS, like addr and stock.
How could I rewrite the examples to JSP page ?
I have read the JSP's book entirely, but I get no sense on how to deal
w
Dev,
That is a WSDL I got from the www.xmethods.net. I am trying to generate a
generic client. I cant change the WSDL. I have to use them the way they are
published.
sudhir
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From: "dev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 12:46 AM
Hi,
I am writing wsdl to generate both client and server side java code.
wsdl is xml and supporte schemas.
With schema we can apply some restrictions also called facets to data like:
I am using beta2.
For each type with a restriction, wsdl2java generate a
Hi Sudhir,
i am a newbie to wsdl and to schema too.
But i can say you the error come from the following :
If you remove all the the wsdl2java seems to
work (i didn't deploy then test the service)
But why do you want to import the schema:
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; />
as it is de
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