Hi,
I am a newbie to soap and axis product. I have gone through the user
guide to get more insight into use of Axis. I have really got some idea
theoritically. But when i try to do an example i could not make it
successfully. Please can you tell me the step by step procedure i need
to follow if m
Does anyone have printer friendly versions of the Axis documentation?
Installation, User's Guide, Developer's guide, etc...
I don't know if this has been fixed in the recent official version, but
the following constructor for the Message class worked in RC1, but not in
RC2:
Message ( java.lang.Object , boolean )
I have code that put a org.w3c.dom.Document file into a InputStream and
sent it to this constructor, whil
Can anyone set me straight on the following
matter?
I want to enable various webapps deployed under a
single servlet container to be axis server capable. However, deploying all of
the following axis jars within each webapp seems wasteful and hopefully
unnecessary.
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This is the best approach. You cannot send a collection and expect a C++,
perl or .net app at the far end to make any sense of it whatsoever. And if
you dont care about interop, use RMI-IIOP or the like instead of SOAP.
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On Tuesday 08 October 2002 17:09, Ferrer, J.C. wrote:
> I've been using axis since the alpha version and yesterday I
> upgraded to the Axis v1.0. It seems that now in order to run the
> web clients I have to add the servlet.jar in the client's
> classpath. This wasn't necessary in previous version
Title: NoClassDefFound: javax/servlet/ServletContext
I've been using axis since the alpha version and yesterday I upgraded to the Axis v1.0. It seems that now in order to run the web clients I have to add the servlet.jar in the client's classpath. This wasn't necessary in previous versions, e
If your object can be represented as a 'JavaBean', then you can use
Java2WSDL and WSDL2Java to create client and server code to perform the
communications - and it automatically defines the WSDL to use a serializer
that works.
In other words, if your object can be represented as a bean then a
Hi all,
How to send send and receive an Object for which no Serializer had been
previously written ?
I mean : I had created an Object as follow :
public class Container {
private int id;
private float x;
private float y;
public Container (int id, float x, float y) {
this.id = id;
the requirement for object can be marshalled is the object has to be a
javabean. can you show me your child class?
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From: "Rick MacConnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 8:59 AM
Subject: Newbie Question - Marshalling Java Arr
Sam,
I don't know what is usual, but I send the Collection and receive an Object
array on the client side. My client stub then builds a Collection from that
Object array which is used by the rest of the client application.
Eric H. Jung
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From: Samuel Kerrien [mailto:[EMA
Hi all,
I have a question about web services, more eprecisely about type exchange.
I would like my web service to send a collection of java objects, I'd
implemented that method
to send the java.util.Collection object.
public Collection get myMethod ( String a, String b ) {
Collection c = ne
Hi James,
I'm experiencing the same problem. After upgrading my application from Beta
3 to the 1.0 release, I have trouble with accessing a service that has
methods with the same names, but different arguments:
public ProductPrice[] getProductPrices(ProductRef ref)
public ProductPrice[]
OK I have:
in my server-config.wsdd after I deploy my service and
http://localhost:8080/axis/services/acidDoc?wsdl includes:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http"/>
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/";
namespace="http://localhost:8080/axis/serv
The only server-config.wsdd I can find in the distribution is in
/samples/jms/server-config.wsdd so I must have either missed the docs
that tell me how to create one or there wasn't one shipped with the
distribution I have (1.0 deployed in subdirectory xml-axis-10).
Would it be possible to post a
Peter Kelley wrote:
> H,
>
> I still get the WSDL that includes a binding style of rpc if I try that.
> Can you check your generated WSDL to see if yours is the same ? Our
> customer definitely wants to use document so even if it works I still
> have a problem.
Have a look at your wsdd file:
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