If I put the appropriate classes in the classes dir of the samples webapp,
the problem goes away, and the config return by the admin client list
command is the correct one for the samples webapp.
This raises the question of why the samples webapp was trying to load my
class, if it wasn't specifi
Hi,
I am trying to run two axis webapps inside Weblogic Server 6.1sp2. One is
the sample webapp that ships with Axis (r1.0). The other is a webapp that
my team has written. Our webapp has several handlers added to the global
requestFlow chain.
The trouble is that when I direct a list request
Just wondering if anyone out there were able to successfully use
mappoint.net service using Axis?
I got a java.io.IOException: DataSourceCapability already exists...
error upon using wsdl2java on mappoint's WSDL.
Isn't webservice "suppose" to be interoperable? Is MS doing something funny
aga
Title: How to get hostname and port of service
It was
a 'great' guess too.
That
did it.
thanks,
chris
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Title: How to get hostname and port of service
This
is a bit of a guess, but I think you can do the following to get the
ServletRequest from the MessageContext -
HttpServletRequest request =
(HttpServletRequest)mc.getProperty(HTTPConstants.MC_HTTP_SERVLETREQUEST);
Then
call the getServer
Title: How to get hostname and port of service
Kinda of a crazy question but I don't seem to see the mechanism to do the following.
I am wanting to return the hostname and port from where my service is being called.
Yes, I know that the client must know this to make the call.
And that WSD
There are no good examples in the Axis documentation for using the
messaging mechanism (as opposed to RPC) in SOAP for sending just a single
XML document and getting an XML document back. The docs show you the
method signature for the web service, but no examples for calling it.
The Message cla
> not quite easy, many fields are private fields.
> Why now add a function in the AxisFault to add some elements ?
Yes you can modify your AxisFault or extend it. But the result should
be the same. Your information is serialized only if its in the fields
of AxisFault (ex. detail).
> Yes, but
Hy there.
Is there any benchmarks about Axis and other API's?
> :) Which means that you cannot have your own faults. You can however
> build one if you manipulate the detail field in an AxisFault.
not quite easy, many fields are private fields.
Why now add a function in the AxisFault to add some elements ?
>Something like that. But in the current implemen
Thanks for the clarification,
it did help me a lot...
>
> Von: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Datum: 2002/10/09 Mi PM 02:25:37 GMT+02:00
> An: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Betreff: RE: custom exception not thrown anymore
>
> > And custom exception handeling work.
>
> Yes, with limitations.
>
> > There are
> And custom exception handeling work.
Yes, with limitations.
> There are limitation, the class generated with the wdsl, should not
> contains any fields.
:) Which means that you cannot have your own faults. You can however
build one if you manipulate the detail field in an AxisFault.
> By
??? I'am using the axis version provided with the jdbuilder webservice
development kit. ( Beta 1 Release )
And custom exception handeling work.
There are limitation, the class generated with the wdsl, should not
contains any fields. And if the class is modified, It have to have a
default constru
it might be a stupid question, already asked several times:
what causes this exception?
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.util.PropertyPermission
axis.ClientConfigFile write)
i searched the archives but couldn't find an answer.
version is axis 1.0.
thanks in advance,
yup, i am getting confused too.
maybe i mixed up cvs sources and release files...
;)
>
> Von: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Datum: 2002/10/09 Mi PM 01:36:54 GMT+02:00
> An: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Betreff: RE: custom exception not thrown anymore
>
> It is strange that you could catch your own exception,
It is strange that you could catch your own exception, because as far as I know
custom exception handling is not implemented neither in beta3 nor in 1.0. :(
(I may have miss something myself though)
> hi,
> i have a client which works on wsdl generated files.
> the stub method i am calling throws
hi,
i have a client which works on wsdl generated files.
the stub method i am calling throws a custom exception
produced on the server side:
public org.company.MyExcp askSomething(String question throws
java.rmi.RemoteException, org.company.MyExcp;
i was able to catch this exception prior to ax
Hi,
This is probably a stupid error on my part as I can't see how other
people haven't encountered it yes I've been searching the archives
!
I have a simple web service which does a jdbc query to various databases
and returns a table of information in a string buffer. This has worked
happil
Hello to all,
I'm trying to get SOAPMonitor to work with Axis rc1. I compiled and
installed the Applet. It runs, but can not connect to the server. I read
something about registering the SOAPMonitor Handler in the handler chain.
One suggestion was putting it into server-config.xml / server-confi
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