I'm running code that is essentially similar to the JAXM sample included
with AXIS but I am getting the exception below. This is the sort of
exception that I would expect to get whilst trying to cheat by using the
RPC methods to call document services and forgetting to set the
operation name.
How
Yes. Still it seems servlet.jar should be added explicitly to the CLASSPATH
environment varaible. That's how it worked for me. I think, there was a mail
regarding this earlier which explained why but I forgot the reason.
Hope it works.
Selva.
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I'm getting the below exception when trying to send a SOAP document
message from an EJB. I execute very similar code from a test case in
another part of the system and it works but the EJB case fails.
On the call I am setting:
//override service properties
call.setTarge
explicit header support is in nightly, but not the implicit (hopefully
soon).
you can try explicit headers. you header will be a parameter in a rpc
method.
declare headers in a
something like this (not tested):
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http"/>
I've got a complex object (it's just a bunch of StreetAddress inside a
StreetAddresses container) that's returned from a web service (see object
below --it's small). I've registered this object in the WSDD like this:
http://myurl.com";
qname="ns:StreetAddress"
languageSpecificType="java:com.
Title: RE: Best Practices w/n Using Axis?
I don't personally like this approach. I prefer to implement my services in a "normal" Java class, not an EJB or a web service. Then I write a web service and a session bean that are essentially pass-throughs to the real service implementation.
You
I tried the XmlHttpRequest solution and that work fine. Work for IE and Mozilla,
I don't know for the other browser.
Heitzso wrote:
Start of this thread referenced mozilla soap javascript implementation.
IE doesn't have that. It has something called
"web service behavior" or something similar
Ok, but how do I do that?
(I'm using a solaris system)
I did manage Tomcat to run perfectly fine as well as soap. But when
I tried to depoy a service to apache axis my problem started. Everything
went very slow and I couldn't manage to view the two default wsdl files
from axis homepage which I co
I've had Axis working with 4.05 and 4.1.12.
What kind of errors are you getting?
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It looks as though Tomcat is running from or has been started from a different classpath to yours and it does not know about your classpath.
Try starting a new xterm session from your .cshrc and restart Tomcat from this session?
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in 4.1.12 I believe I put this in TOMCAT_HOME/common/lib
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Great answer! Thank you very much...
KJQ
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Subject: RE: Q: Best Practices w/n Using Axis?
What you've done, I think, is identify an appropriate me
What you've done, I think, is identify an appropriate method of building a
Web Service using an EJB.
Were I required to use EJB's for some reason, or if I thought the EJB's
could be reused by local code (non-distributed code that was in the same
J2EE container), then I would likely follow your
Is anyone working on
thinning out the client code so it can be used from an applet without signing
all of the jars and adding entries to java.policy? There are a myriad of
issues ranging from accessing System.getProperty to logging to getting
class loaders that break using the Axis client c
Hello all,
If you are in the mood of reading an Axis tutorial, go
to Ammai.com. There is a tutorial there about Web
services using Apache Axis 1.0. Parts I and II of this
three part tutorial are released.
Enjoy,
Vinu.
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Yes, you're right Eric!
Some files are supposed to go in /tomcat/common/lib
an some in your /webapps/[...]/lib
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Thanks Alex,
That worked!
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From: Alex Huang [mailto:alex.huang@;openwave.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 3:24 PM
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Subject: RE: wsdl2Java - an observation
I don't know if that's a bug. I've used named complexType and
maxOccurs="unbounded" an
I'm trying to do the same thing. I did it at my previous job so I know it
is doable but I cannot find any good reference on it.
We created XML DOMs from scratch on the client side and sent that XML via
soap to the SOAP server. The soap server then split up the XML and handled
it appropriatly, us
I have a service that will be designed with jax-rpc binding in mind.
However this service should also be accessible from java/rmi client.
This service should therefore not have any Axis dependency nor be
re-written for Axis.
Is there a way to use the java2wsdl2java to generate only the client
sid
On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 18:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to invoke a web service from javascript using the mozilla
> implementation (the only one? I don't know). But mozilla don't send the
> SOAPAction header when invoking the service, and therefore axis is not happy. Is
> someone
Aren't some of the Axis jars supposed to go in /tomcat/common/lib if using
Tomcat as the servlet container? I forget which ones, but if you search the
mail-archives.com I'm sure you'll find them.
Anyone else have ideas?
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From: Emma Johansson [mailto:Emma.Johansson@;su.eip
Hi,
I'm trying to connect to remote services in a dynamic fashion. For
example I will have a wsdl uri stored in a database and I want to
connect to the remote service and pass some XML in a document fashion.
I'm using the Service(uri, QName) constructor but I'm not sure what the
namespace for the
Hello there!
Thank you people for such a great product like Axis.
I'm interested in how can manage Sessions in my service:
I've tried like this:
public Document getUpdatesList(String branch, String version, Element
pluginsList) {
SimpleSession ses
Hi all ,
I would like to be able to get the package and class
name of a service that is deployed by wsdd file ,
using the urn of that service .Using the soap project
I could do the following
url = new URL (http://localhost:8080/forbar);
ServiceManagerClient serviceManager = new
Servi
I'm fairly certain the code for sending the xml back and forth is fairly
simple..
Something similar to (for Mozilla/Netscape)
xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.open("POST", "[serviceURL]",true);
xmlhttp.send(outDom);
and for IE
xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP")
xmlhttp.open("POST"
What's the best way to bypass deserialization in the AXIS client and get
directly at the SOAP response envelope? Do I need to write my own
response handler, or is there an easier way?
Regards,
Max Carlson
Based on a quick reading of the SOAP 1.2 specs, it appears that in WSDL, the
abstract contains parts, some of which in the may be
designated as soap headers or attachments. Does this mean that in theory,
an Axis or WSIF client need only provide the input parts as named in the
input , and process
For flexibility some people put all their jars in /webapps/axis/../lib and keep *no*
jars in common/lib. Then they add /webapps/../lib to the Tomcat list of java endorsed
dirs. To do this, edit setclasspath script in Tomcat/bin, make your change and
restart Tomcat.
I prefer not to do this. I
If you're using weblogic then probably most of your work is building EJB's
anyway, so it's not that big a deal. Especially given all the work it does
for you if you follow their model. Creating an SSB then passing everything
to the Ant task actually takes less time then other platforms. It handl
Can't help much with the Mozilla bit, but for DOM check out the
following:
Sun Tutorial:
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.0/tutorial/doc/JAXPDOM.html
For server-side Java, consider using JDOM, a simpler implementation
that is DOM-like, but a bit more "comforatble" for the Java world ...
wr
Hi!
When browsing to http://150.132.6.212:8080 jakarta tomcats homepage
is viewing and I'm able to execute some examples from that page. Even thogh
everything is extreamly slow.
When browsing to http://150.132.6.212:8080/soap the soap homepage pops
up (after several minutes) But when I'm trying t
Thanks for the information. But I think this code don't work anymore with axis
1.0 since the test of the occurence of the http SOAP header has been had.
The only solution I found is to recompile axis without this test while waiting
for the support of SOAP 1.2
Lionel
Heitzso wrote:
On Fri, 2002-10
Start of this thread referenced mozilla soap javascript implementation.
IE doesn't have that. It has something called
"web service behavior" or something similar and it is not
at all like the mozilla soap javascript implementation.
I'm not aware of any cross browser platform simple browser side
Thanks for all the help! I added the latest xerces to the web-app itself
and things work well now. This mailing list "axis-user" rocks!
Thanks again!
-Ken
"Jung, E
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To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 4:04 PM
Subject: AXIS - JAX-RPC
> Hi,
>
> Does AXIS supports JAX-RPC fully? I don't find any handlers
> implementation (javax.xml.rpc.handlers ).
> The handlers given their seems t
With a new version of Axis 1.0 I am getting this exception when
running WSDL2Java (wsdl file attached).
java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java ualWebServices1.wsdl
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
at com.ibm.wsdl.util.xml.QNameUtils.newQName(Unknown Source)
at com.ibm.wsdl.util.xml.QNam
Take a look at WASP, it can generate JavaScript client code.
http://www.systinet.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:villardml@;free.fr]
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 3:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Axis and Mozilla SOAP Javascript
For js dom, here an UR
For js dom, here an URL: http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/
For the second item, I can't help you. I suppose you need a web service server
on the client side or a push server.
Chris Howard wrote:
I'm trying to do the same thing. I did it at my previous job so I know it
is doable but I cannot find a
I'm a little lost in regarding to the fixes that will bring soap header
support in the generated stubs.
I downloaded the axis nightly build from 10/20. Replaced my 1.0 Axis
with these jar files and ran the wsdl2java. No header generation. The
options listed on the wsdl2java help page are not ch
Hi,
I'm trying to return a DOM Element from a method in a soap web service,
but the soap that Axis produces doesn't appear to contain the literalXML
attribute, which in turn appears to confuse SOAP::Lite into not
processing the return value correctly. Does anybody know what I might be
doing wr
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