Yep you are right I am using the beta2 version.
Thanks I'll try the new one ..
Kai.
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> This looks like bug 9637 - it should be fixed in the current
> cvs source (but not in beta 2).
>
> What version are you using?
>
> Blake
>
> > -Original Mes
Good point, but I still think the
amount of time and effort it would save developers is worth the trouble of
adding a flag and requiring the original class in the classpath. Maybe it
could be revisited once Axis has become more stable. What are the "risks"
you are thinking of?
Any commen
> "Martin" == Martin Hubley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Martin> Hi, we have the following five overloaded method
Martin> signatures in a published SOAP object in Axis Beta 2
Martin> (don't ask why we have so many, that's out of my control
Martin> at the moment):
Overloaded me
Title: NullPointerException with overloaded methods in Beta 2
Hi, we have the following five overloaded method signatures in a published SOAP object in Axis Beta 2 (don't ask why we have so many, that's out of my control at the moment):
public List getProfiles(String profileType, Map mat
I made nothing special: Just copied axis directory in webapps directory under
weblogic's root directory, and added two lines into weblogic.properties to
declare axis webapp. At weblogic startup I could see in the weblogic log that
Axis's servlet was then initialized.
To deploy my Web Service, I ju
Gael,
Thanks. I'm going to try axis beta1.
To make beta1 work on Weblogic 5.1 did you do anything special besides
coping axis directory to weblogic docroot and then run .jws or use .wsdd?
Did you deploy .war file?
Thanks again.
Sihan
>From: Gaël Pouzerate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EM
This looks like bug 9637 - it should be fixed in the current
cvs source (but not in beta 2).
What version are you using?
Blake
> -Original Message-
> From: Kai Steven Kunze [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 11:26 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sub
Title: RE: Apache SOAP 2.3 vs. AXIS
Is there any issue with the use of BeanDeserializer
for the service which has a complex return type(returns a java bean) and the
operation style is set to "wrapped"(a "document" based service)?
I have set the serializer and the deserializer, but
i am gett
Hi,
I set up a Axis Server on Tomcat4b3 and I try to invoke a web service on it from
a .Net Client. Everything worked fine untill I used a method enterItem(String
session, Order order) where order is a bean. If this method is invoked by the
.Net Client, the business logic is working, meaning the i
Title: RE: Apache SOAP 2.3 vs. AXIS
Here are a few reasons. I'm sure others can add many more. In my opinion, the first reason is really important!
- support for WSDL
- support for header mustUnderstand attribute
- support for SOAP responses from other toolkits that don't include xsi:type at
I think I need to add that this is coming
from Java2WSDL.
Jim Stickley
Birch Telecom
(816) 300-6743
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Why would someone choose AXIS over Apache SOAP 2.3 or vice versa? What are
the primary differences?
Thanks,
Mark
I will take this up with the committee
which controls the standards for JAX-RPC. Thanks for your feedback.
Jim Stickley
Birch Telecom
(816) 300-6743
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I can't disagree with you. All I can say is that JAX-RPC dictates this and we must follow JAX-RPC. The potential for name clashes is a big failing. Perhaps this will be addressed if anyone works on a JAX-RPC version 2.
Russell Butek
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Hi Axis Developers,
Any tentative date for Axis final release? Bug database shows only 30 open
bugs. If these bugs are fixed, is it ready for final release?
Thanks,
Venkat
Venkat Dokiparthi
Staff Product Developer
Peregrine Systems
650-903-5294(pH) 650-919-5676(fax)
A pessimist sees the diff
I am trying to run the fibonacci Example at the following link :
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/06/05/axis.html?page=2
The only change i have made is that I have added a line
MessageContext.getCurrentContext() in the FibonacciImpl.java
fibonacciImpl.java:
package fibonacci;
import o
Hello,
I can generate the soap data on the client side. But how do I get access to
this data at the server side?
Are there global variables? Do I have to extend classes? Is there any
tutorial?
best regards
Matthias Wimmer
Also what if we have a WSDL definition as
follows:
< element name="CREATEBY"
nillable="true" type="xsd:string"/>
Now WSDL2Java will generate code with a duplicate symbol and the
generated code will not be able to distingui
I understand what you are say, but this is
not a very robust conversion. The biggest problem with this is that the WSDL file
used in this example was generated from Java source, and the java source had
underscores, now the generated source does not match the original source, thus
the jar f
Hello,
If I write my own serializer/deserializer, how would I use that when
starting with java2wsdl?
I have some linked list classes that I would prefer not to transfer as
arrays, if possible, but to return as a linked list.
Thank you.
I reciently upgraded my Axis distribution from the 5/13/02 build to the
6/10/02 build, and have seen a change in the
targetNamespace:
5/13/02 version:
targetNamespace="http://PreorderComponent.Birch.com"
6/10/02 version:
targetNamespace="http://10.38.128.63:38080/axis/services/CSR
This isn't a bug. This is what JAX-RPC specifies. It tries to convert XML names to Java conventional names. One of the rules is, remove each underscore and force the following character to upper case.
Note that this ONLY affects the Java mappings. What goes across the wire is the original XML
Any class that has attributes that have underscores in it
are not generated correctly, i.e. the underscores are removed!
Example WSDL (minus unrelated structures):
Java code generated by WSDL2Java (minus unrelated
code)
There is no sure way for WSDL2Java to know whether those classes exist. If you're starting from WSDL they won't and WSDL2Java MUST generate them.
You could argue that, when generating server-side mappings, WSDL2Java should not generate them, but again, if you're starting from WSDL, you WANT it to
I have Axis Beta1 working fine on WebLogic5.1.
I had some troubles with beta2 (but don't remember if it was null pointer exceptions
like yours), and went back to beta1 wich works ok.
If you use beta2, then try beta1, maybe...
--Gaël Pouzerate
10.06.2002 15:03:48, "Lin Chen" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Did anybody successfully deploy the axis on weblogic 5.1? I has no problem
to make Apache Soap work on weblogic 5.1. But for Axis I keep getting
NullPointerException. The stack trace is as below:
I would appreciate if somebody can share his experience to get away this
problem.
Sihan
java.lan
Hi,
jikes complains about:
Issued 1 semantic warning compiling "com/mparaz/MyAxisSoapBindingStub.java":
33. catch(java.lang.Exception t) {
<--->
*** Caution: This try block cannot throw a "checked exception" (JLS section 14.7) that
can be caught
Hi,
when i tried to register deployment descriptor, it raised the following
exception. plz help me.
C:\Tomcat4.0\webapps\axis>java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
samples\loud\deploy.wsdd
- Processing file samples\loud\deploy.wsdd
- AxisFault: AxisFault
faultCode: http://xml.apache.org
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