You may want to try WASP. I believe its what you're looking
for.
Regards, Ronald Huetter
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From: "robert woodley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, 20. May 2002 21:43
Subject: javascript SOAP clients
> Dear All -
>
> I need to write a AXIS SOAP
Hi
Has this been looked into? I looked through the mailing list and it has
been mentioned twice with no specific answer. So I would like to raise it
again. Is this being looked into or what is the plan of action?
Thanks...
At 10:52 03/04/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Has anyone created a custome
Hi !
I was trying to work with Axis for accessing external public soap
services. How do I setup the proxy settings in Axis ?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Kumar Raj
Title: Message
The
AdminClient accepts multiple option. One of them is -l where you can specify the
URL of the admin servlet.
In the
web.xml, if you changed the URL pattern for /services only, then the other URLs
should be still usable, except that the URL base will always be tutorial (name
Title: RE: Calling a secure Axis web service with .net client
Have a look to what I sent earlier in the mailing list but something like that should do it (FirstServiceService is the C# generated for my service when I do the add web reference):
FirstService.Fir
I’d like to change the target URL for my Axis web
service, which I am deploying to Tomcat.
Namely, I’d like to change the name “axis” to “tutorial”,
and remove the requirement for the word “services” in the
path. So, rather than using this
URL:
http://localhost:8080/axis/services/OrderPr
Well, we have crimson.jar in our CLASSPATH (see in our ant target below).
I've tried replacing that with xerces.jar but no dice. 8( Also, we've run it with
JDK1.3.1 and JDK1.4, both give similar results (NullPointerException).
In Beta2, the attachment handling reads the attachment input stream twice!
While this works OK for files, it will not work for data sources that are
true streams. It also seems inefficient.
I found this out because I want to send some data as an attachment. I tried
out the attachments sample, a
HI
i have a Web service running using Axis. I have turned on HTTP
Authentication for this. So the only way i can access this service(
verified using some handlers ) is to have a username and password .
If i have a client generated using axis then in the Client stub i can
set the Username and p
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From: "R. Lake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 3:17 PM
Subject: Re: WSDL2JAVA problem
> This is possibly a similar effect I'm seeing except with Java2WSDL. I've
> tried setting the classpath to ".;xerces.jar" to get example 6
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 1:25 PM
Subject: Re: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
>
> This sounds very similar to what I'm already doing (everything in
> webapps/axis is being put into a .war file, and we are a
This is possibly a similar effect I'm seeing except with Java2WSDL. I've
tried setting the classpath to ".;xerces.jar" to get example 6 of the user
guide working so perhaps there's a conflict between Xerces and JDK1.4? The
other examples must have picked up and used the JDK parser correctly in
ord
Hello Bob,
how about serializing to string and passing it along that way ?
tom
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From: Robert Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 5:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How do you pass XML documents using RPC between Java and .NET?
Hi,
I'm l
The first thing I would check is to make sure that you have an XML parser in your
classpath (it looks like you're running ant, you can specify the classpath for that
apply command). I have found that NullPointerException and ClassNotFoundException are
usually thrown by Axis when no XML parser i
One more problem:
I'm getting a null pointer exception and no description of the problem:
[apply] java.lang.NullPointerException
[apply] at org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.Utils.holder(Utils.java:494)
[apply] at
org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.JavaWriterFactory.constructSignat
ure(Ja
If you google search you'll get a couple of options.
I'm in the middle of sorting out the first of the following
options now, and have not tried the others, so grab the
salt shaker ...
Current Mozilla supports an extension to javascript to run
soap requests against the parent server (obvious sec
Bob,
is this client going to be running inside a web browser? Are you
restricting it to IE?
Javascript in web browsers isn't allowed to do much, for security
reasons. I haven't found a way in Netscape (4.x and earlier) to do a POST
of arbitrary data. IE has an extension to allow this, letti
Dear All -
I need to write a AXIS SOAP client in javascript. Has
anybody had any success doing this? Are there toolkits
to do this? Any insights would be helpful.
Thank you
Bob Woodley
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This sounds very similar to what I'm already doing (everything in
webapps/axis is being put into a .war file, and we are adding our own
service .jar files into the WEB-INF/lib directory so that Axis can find
them).
We have the need to deploy Axis on a system, and then at random points in
the fut
Hi,
I'm learning how to use Axis, and have gotten stumped on how to pass XML
documents/elements between Axis and .NET. I wrote a *very* simple echo
program (attached) that gets an Element as an argument and then returns
it. This works fine if I have a Java Client on this Axis webservice.
Ho
It's fairly easy to axis-enable your own webapp
1. add the axis.jar and other needed jars to your libs
2. add the axis configuration stuff to web.xml
that's it.
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Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 10:48 AM
Subject: RE: Web S
Title: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
I believe that is my server (corporate
policy)
Larry
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From:
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Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 1:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Subject: RE: Web Service an
Title: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
I just
realized that my zip file contains a .vbs file (since I am providing a VBScript
client application). Seems that some mail server will reject it all together
thinking that this is infected (even if it is not). Sorry for
that.
-Origi
Title: RE: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
The axis.war contains the EJB client classes.
The EJB server classes are deployed separately.
But the EJB client classes are the implementation of my web services and they are part of the axis.war. I am not addressing what you are trying to do
Quick question for you on this Thomas (I have not had the time to look at
the contents yet).
When deploying under JBoss, did you combine your services within the .war
file that you needed to deploy for Axis? Or were you able to
deploy them separately (this is what I really have a need to do, an
Title: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
Here is a zip file containing some code and documentation to build and run some web services implemented as EJBs. The EJBs are deployed in JBoss, the web services are deployed into Axis. Axis is deployed into Tomcat (which is bundled with JBoss).
Hello. The AXIS User Guide states the following in the "What's in this
release" section:
This release includes the following features:
SOAP 1.1 compliant engine (with some SOAP 1.2 support as well)
My question is this: What does this mean as far as SOAP versioning in AXIS?
That is,
i
Hi,
I think I found a bug in the Bean Mapping when inheritance is used. The
Java bean TestResult is descendant of TestAbstractResult:
---
public class TestAbstractResult
{
private String someInfo;
public String getSomeInfo()
{
return someI
Harry - if you compile the java code using the -g parameter, the
parameter names stored in the debug information should be referenced by
Java2WSDL and inserted into the generated file.
If -g doesn't work, it may be a bug. I don't know if we have a unit
test
/Chris
-Original Message---
I have this wish (or rather a problem):
I would like to use the same class for several web services. The class
(or its instance or instances) would work slightly differently depending
on either an input parameter, or on the service name it was used for
invoking a particular class instance.
I don't know how you could achieve what you want to do with Axis as it
stands. However, support for javax.xml.soap, including text nodes, is on
the to-do list and it's good to have some user feedback that text nodes
would be useful.
Glyn
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