Hello,
Somehow I could make a connection from the AXIS to the IIS-Listener.
But I have still a connection problem:
Access Denied
at
org.apache.axis.transport.http.HTTPSender.invoke(HTTPSender.java:518)
at
org.apache.axis.strategies.InvocationStrategy.visit(InvocationStrategy.j
a
Hello All,
Is AXIS able to map the SOAP message in a dynamic way to a dynamic
implementation, for instance CORBA DII?
Or are there other Java based products?
I like to write my own DII connection in Java based on the SOAP DSI using
the WSDL information.
This all because the implementation I like
I am creating a call using following method
Call call = (Call) service.createCall(new QName(_portName),new
QName(_methodNameSpace, _methodName));
And i am getting "javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException: Missing WSDL document"
error.
_portName is parameter got using
Map ports = service.getPorts();
>document/rpc refers to how the endpoints treat the SOAP envelope (as
>serialized objects or as an XML document), not the transport over which the
>envelope is carried. If you have the Axis servlet running and are sending
>requests with a typical client to a deployed service, you *are* using HTTP
Thanks Andrew.
Does it mean then, there wouldnt be any practical use for the GET/POST
option? Is it purely for testing and showing off?
I am trying to generate the client given a WSDL. This means, I cant generate
the GET/POST clients, true? This is interesting. :)
Sudhir
- Original Message -
Hi Sudhir.
>My question though was, AXIS provides the api's to write clients for
>document and the rpc based services. There are certain WSDL's with the
>binding which reads like
>
>
>
>
>
>.
>verb could be GET as well.
Umm... I'll stick with my answer. Someone can correct me on
Thanks for the reply.
My question though was, AXIS provides the api's to write clients for
document and the rpc based services. There are certain WSDL's with the
binding which reads like
.
verb could be GET as well.
Axis provides API's to write clients for document/rpc based
My first mail somehow did not get posted.
So sending it again.
While trying to use following method
Call call = (Call) service.createCall(new QName(_portName),new
QName(_methodNameSpace, _methodName));
I am getting error
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException: Missing WSDL document
_portName is re
What might be contributing to the confusion is the fact that Microsoft has
built in HTTP GET-based access to its .NET webservices. Request the
service via HTTP GET and you are presented with an HTML form with input
fields for the parameters. You submit the form (also via HTTP GET) to the
web
- Original Message -
From: "Sudhir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 12:37 PM
Subject: Clients using GET and POST
> Hi All,
> How do I write a client which is HTTP GET/POST based?
> Do I have to create a SOAP request document and send it using the
- Original Message -
From: "Heitzso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 4:38 PM
Subject: Re: Axis performance
> Very important to spec the OS. For instance WinNT workstation
> and Win2K non-server versions all limit the number of concurrent
> conne
I would like to share with you the XSL file I ended up creating to hack a WSDL
generated by gSOAP so that Axis' WSDL2Java could process it with modifications
correctly. It replaces "unsignedInt" with "int", "duration" with "string" and changes
derivation from anyType from restriction to extensi
Hello all,
I have almost solved all problems to communicate from Java-client to
IIS-Listener.
I can get a String result back from IIS. :) It works fine.
Thanks to Samuel, Russel and Michael.
But I can't get back an Array as a result.
I was looking in the archive and found out, that there wer
It is also possible that you your windows box is simply overloaded
processing your XML and simply can not get to service new requests in time.
If you can, try to put your service on a Solaris box, or even Linux. They
tend to have a little more responsive kernel and networking layer as Heitzso
poin
Thank you.
This was very helpful.
-Mark
--
There is no spoon.
--
Title: RE: Using Axis Beta2 in JBoss/Tomcat
The name of your war is used as the base path forth web application.
If you jar name is am-war, then the correct URL to use is http://localhost:8080/am-axis/services
And you will need to use extra command line options in the AdminClient to specify th
Hi All,
How do I write a client which is HTTP GET/POST based?
Do I have to create a SOAP request document and send it using the GET/POST?
If I POST it, then it is same as the SOAP document based client.
How can send the entire SOAP request XML as GET?
Thanks
Sudhir
Check the log files for your server. You are probably
going to see a class not found exception. You need to
include an XML Parser as the installation docs tell
you. I use Xerces personnally.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The following is the contents of my WAR file (it's
> called am-axis.
The following is the contents of my WAR file (it's called am-axis.war). I
would add my own .jar files in the WEB-INF/lib directory.
0 Thu May 16 16:20:04 EDT 2002 META-INF/
48 Thu May 16 16:20:04 EDT 2002 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
0 Thu May 16 16:20:04 EDT 2002 WEB-INF/
0 Thu May
Title: RE: Using Axis Beta2 in JBoss/Tomcat
Even before trying to get your service working, you need to make sure that the Axis servlet is correctly deployed.
Something is wrong in the way you deploy it in JBoss/Tomcat since you can not even access it. Double check the structure of your war fi
Rogerio, axis-users:
I figured out the problem mentioned in my previous post.
Originally, when I changed the JAVA_ENDORSED_DIRS in Tomcat's
setclasspath.sh to include the Axis lib directory, I added it at the end of
the existing directories.
I got frustrated trying to get this to work (see belo
I am using Axis beta 2.
The WSDL compiler generates the classes but the classes have no
constructors or setters to set any value. The WSDL file was not
generated using AXIS.
I am attaching the WSDL file and one of the java files ...
Don't want to change the generated code unless there is no alt
Hi there,
I'm afraid I haven't clearly described my question
last time. I repost my question. Hope somebody can
help me. I have solved the first question: use
AdminClient to successfully deploy the service. Second
question: how to deploy an object(be instantiated
before any call) as Web Service
I have posted this question before but could't got the answer, so I am
posting it again.
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.
The DataSou
I discovered another problem with the code generation:
(AXIS Beta 2)
In WSDL:
Generated Java:
public class TpOctet implements java.io.Serializable,
org.apache.axis.encoding.SimpleType {
private byte[] value;
Another place to look for performance bottlenecks is in the underlying
transport (HTTP). For example, the socket "linger" setting (SO_LINGER) and
whether or not persistent connections are being used.
Since Tomcat is handling the server side of the connection(s), that should
already be highly opti
Comments inline below between ...
Russell Butek
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cc:
Subject:Re: WSDL2Java against a WSDL file from MS Soap
Hello Russel,
Below I've pa
I'm using AXIS package in a webSphere application server. Yesterday I got a
weried error message.
The thing happened like this:
First, I maped all classes which need to be transferred through the wire:
..
After the setup, I tried send a request from the client and the AXIS worked
p
Hello Russel,
Below I've paste the WSDL file.
I get from this WSDL file not the usual 4 files with
the same context.
- CreateCOM.java --> First line it
extends javax.xml.rpc.Service instead of java.rmi.Remote
- CreateCOMLocator.java --> Looks like the
sam
I'm having trouble generating a WSDL document with xsd:anyURI
[java] java.io.IOException: Type http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema:anyURI
is referenced but not defined.
A quick search on the mailing list resulted in a message Jan 23 on anyURI
not being supported yet.
I'm working off a standard sub
Hello All,
Is AXIS able to process the SOAP message in a dynamic way to a dynamic
implementation, for instance CORBA DII?
Or are there other Java based products? Or else C++.
I like to write my own DII connection in Java based on the SOAP DSI using
the WSDL information.
This all because the impl
Hi folk,
I'm trying to generate a WSDL file from my service. Either with ?WSDL or with
Java2WSDL, it fails (see traces below)!
And it fails because im my service java code, I'm using a variable of type
java.util.Calendar.
I've been trying to play with some options of the Java2WSDL, but in vai
I've run into a similar problem with interoperability
with XML-Bus, The generated by the Axis service is:
-
- http://trusiaks.servletshop.net";
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";>
-
-
-
-
The soap message returned by Axis has the elements
with lo
Title: Message
I want to produce a
SOAP-message body that looks something like this:
qwerty
123456
78980
ytrewq
I seem to have a
hard time constructing this using Axis Beta2 and the org.apache.axis.message.*
and related classes
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