Hi!
soap:header is not implemented. :-(
See http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12967
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Bill Grubbs wrote:
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We are
adding some new soap services which are going to be implemented with axis
and I need to be able to publish a WSDL for. They nee
You can change the url at run time without changing the stub. The service
generated by WSDL2Java has two methods to get the web service:
public x.y.z.WebService getWebService() throws
javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException;
public x.y.z.WebService getWebService(java.net.URL portAddress) throws
javax.xml.
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the help. The following is the content in the wsdd file.
ObjectNameSerFactory and ObjectNameDeserFactory are the serializer and deserializer
factory classes for ObjectName. The serializer and deserializer classes for
ObjectName are ObjectNameSerializer and ObjectNameDeser.
Hi, all
I have been deploying existing java classes into Web services
by converting them into .jws file.
Do i need to convert all classes into .jws? ( One main class
uses serveral imported classes)
I converted the main class into .jws file only. But when soap
client invokes public
We are adding some
new soap services which are going to be implemented with axis and I need to be
able to publish a WSDL for. They need to be similar to some existing
services which sue the soap:header to pass a session id after the client is
authenticated.
I tried to define
soap:header
Is it true that to build Axis v1.0 you need a non-released nightly drop
version of httpcommons ( latest CVS version)?
Anyone know of a workaround? It will be difficult for me to justify
using an unknown version of httpcommons in production code.
Thanks,
--Barry
There's still some open questions about what form attachments should take in
SOAP, AFAIK. Sun provides one approach (as embodied by SAAJ, which Axis
layers on top of, IIRC), and Microsoft provides another. The guys who are
more deeply involved with the W3C Spec committees should probably speak to
There is a good tutorial under http://www.pankaj-k.net/axis4tag
Jens
BOURLON Agnčs wrote:
> Hi,
> Probably in a class of test , you can instanciate your Locator()
> (generated with the stub) and call on the method which name is corresponding
> to your "service name" : getMyService()
> On the
Hi all, this maybe a office-topic question. But is there something like BizTalk (with
business process etc) in java and taking full advatage of WebService? TIA.
redpineseed
I am very interested in this, too. To date, I have been manually editing the
stub classes to accept a runtime parameter, which, needless to say, is
extremely tedious.
Eric H. Jung
-Original Message-
From: Stefan Henke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 2:02 PM
T
Hi,
I have a wsdl-definition which I want to publish as a kind of "standard"
interface. This wsdl-file contains all parts except the service-element. As
it is a standard, it shouldn´t contain an access url. A list of valid urls
is token at runtime from a uddi registry.
I checked the docs and I f
Hi,
Probably in a class of test , you can instanciate your Locator()
(generated with the stub) and call on the method which name is corresponding
to your "service name" : getMyService()
On the getMyService(), you can call your operation()
Wish that helps.
Agnes
- Original Message -
Fr
I have deployed a web service on axis and have generated the stub files.Can
anybody please tell me how to access the service after downloading the wsdl
file on client side.
kanchan
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As far as I know Toolkit 3.0 provided the first MS support for
attachments in SOAP (both SwA and DIME). Here's one article discussing a
beta version of the toolkit, including the SwA vs. DIME issue:
http://www.fawcette.com/xmlmag/2002_06/online/webservices_rjennings_06_17_02/
Since VS.NET and
Hello,
I would like to generate a fault envelope like this one (with an object
serialized in XML in tag) :
Is it possible with Axis?
I tryed to serialize in xml the object Myfaultdetails before setting the
setFaultDetailString().. and the the xml tags are encoding like this :
Thanks in
> "Rajesh" == I V Rajesh writes:
Rajesh> Hi,
Rajesh> I have deployed my service in Axis engine. I have
Rajesh> written
Rajesh> serializer and deserializer for the class ObjectName which
Rajesh> is used for invoking the method in RemoteMBeanServerImpl.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?URL=/downloads/sample.asp?ur
l=/msdn-files/027/001/948/msdncompositedoc.xml
suggests that Microsoft soap toolkit 3.0 supports soap attachment.
is it not part of basic .NET?
-Original Message-
From: Dennis Sosnoski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Hi,
I have deployed my service in Axis engine. I have written
serializer and deserializer for the class ObjectName which is used for
invoking the method in RemoteMBeanServerImpl. This is shown below. But
when i try to invoke the method it throws SAXException.
MY wsdd file conmtains:
You mentioned on your slide that Basic .NET does not support
attachment yet. Is it really true that .NET platform does
not support attachment? Is there a "advanced .NET" that supports
attachment (sorry that I have totally no idea on .NET platform).
Thanks,
-Original Message-
From:
> "Rey" == reynardine writes:
Rey> Hello, I am new to the list and have checked the Axis FAQ's
Rey> but cannot find an answer to this question.
Rey> Can Axis work on Tomcat 3 ?
We are using Axis with Tomcat 3.0.3 with no problems.
- Bob
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SynXis Corporation | [EMAIL PR
Hello
all,I have a bit of (.NET generated) WSDL that does not generate an
error in WSDL2Java but rather generates what appears to be a class with no
facilties to set or get the list data.
The ReadPropertyInfo class
seems ok.. but PropertyList has no get/set methods. Sh
Hello,
I am new to the list and have checked the Axis FAQ's but cannot find an answer to this
question.
Can Axis work on Tomcat 3 ?
I know Tomcat 4 is better but I am using a web host running Tomcat 3 shared by many
users who are happy with Tomcat 3. I would prefer to install and use Axis st
The method I've seen for doing this is when using JAXM and having the
XML document as an attachment and using SOAP headers for specifying end
points like in ebXML.
Simon...
Michael Hudson wrote:
>There are no good examples in the Axis documentation for using the
>messaging mechanism (as oppos
Thanks to the whole Axis team for getting out the 1.0 release! You've
delivered a great tool for Java developers, and I'm really looking
forward to including it in shipping products now that it's officially
out of beta.
I gave a presentation on Axis 1.0 last night to a capacity audience at
th
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