All,
I almost have my web service deployedI'm
following the tutorial at http://www.webservicescenter.com/frame_jws_linux.htm.
I'm on part I.
Anyway, let me say that I have a package named
groceryWebService1, and all the files I started with are in there. I made
the wsdl and also ha
Hi all,
Why is the SOAPService chain a targeted chain?
vamsi
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I've been experimenting with doc-lit and wrapped in
axis 1.0, and not having much luck.
PROBLEM 1:
Using wrapped style with the following service
definition:
public interface Gateway { public String
Test(String bla); public String Test5();}
WSDL2Java throws the following
exception:
Hello all,
I have deployed a local EJB (it doesn't have a remote
interface) to JBoss 3.0.4 and I am trying to expose
its public methods as web services by using the
java:ejb provider. However, when I try to access its
?WSDL file, it is returning an AxisFault:
Fault - org.apache.axis.Configuration
The soap spec says that the element names used to
identify each array item are irrelevant, so the change you are after is purely
cosmetic. Count yourself lucky that you don't have real
interoperability issues to worry about!
- Original Message -
From:
Bill Grubbs
To: [
Hello Mohammed,
i asked the same question yesterday and got this useful help:
---
I use the parameter element in the WSDD deployment for the service such as:
In my service code, I use the following:
MessageContext msgCxt = MessageContext.getCurrentContext();
Hi there
I am curious if anyone has used axis along with the xml-security
package to sign/encrypt soap messages?
I don't see and integration of xml-security with axis, so I am curious
what is the best way to go about this?
Request and response handlers that perform the sign/verify actions, or
Title: RE: ResultSet arguments
yes. however, when I placed it inside originally, the root path was
not set correctly. I moved the jar to the root and it all starting
working. i'll leave it in the jar for now, since i don't want the rest of
the axis stuff to get to it.
thanks
for the hel
Title: RE: ResultSet arguments
I
believe it is fair to say that technically it does not matter, both should work
since this is only a matter of classpath, however, although hiding it in your
webservice jar seems a good idea (you may not want to exposes explicitly the
tools it uses) doing so
Title: RE: Packaging question
thanks!
-Original Message-
From: Ben Souther [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 2:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Packaging question
When your webapp starts up (axis or otherwise) the appserver searches the
WEB-IN
When your webapp starts up (axis or otherwise) the appserver searches the
WEB-INF/lib directory for jars and adds them to the CLASSPATH. If you put
your 3rd party jar in WEB-INF/lib it's classes will be accessible to your
webservice.
On Thursday 07 November 2002 02:10 pm, Barry Lulas wrote:
Title: RE: ResultSet arguments
I
understand that axis is a web ap and classes and jars go in these
directories. My question was that my web service, which is packaged in a
jar file and deployed to the axis/WEB-INF/lib directory requires a 3rd party jar
file. Should this file be packaged in
Title: RE: ResultSet arguments
Axis
is a web app, web app classes and jars go in the WEB-INF/classes and lib
folders.
Sylvain.
-Original Message-From: Barry Lulas
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, November 07,
2002 11:18 AMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject:
Packaging q
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Fecina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 2:09 AM
Subject: Deploying an existing set of classes/XML files as a web service
PROBLEM:
I deploy this thing as a web service. It deploys fine.
I write a client. I
Title: RE: Error while trying to deploy service
You'll need your commandline classpath including all the JARs from Axis (as well as the servlet jar, if memory serves).
If you wish to continue your attempts at running through java code, your "current working directory" is the one in which you
That's the first thing I tried, however I kept getting
a NoClassDefFoundError on the AdminClient. I've got
all the jar files where they should be. It was
driving me up the wall so I tried running the
AdminClient in a jsp.
--- Mattia dongili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> why not use this?
> java
>
why not use this?
java
org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -l"http://localhost/axis/services/AdminSe
rvice" path_to\deploy.wsdd
anyway I think deploy.wsdd should reside in the same directory where you run
your code from...
in case your code is in a JSP file the execution directory is your server's
Sorry if this is a double post (email's acting up).
I'm getting this error:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: deploy.wsdd (The system
cannot find the file specified)
when running the following code:
AdminClient admin = new AdminClient();
String[] args =
{"-lhttp://localhost/axis/services/AdminSe
Title: RE: ResultSet arguments
I have
a web service that requires a 3rd party jar file. Do I simply include the
3rd party jar file in my deployment jar file or is there another way to do
this? It doesn't seem like my jar file is being found at runtime in my
service.
AXIS may not come bundled with SunONE - it uses its own
implementation of JAX-RPC which is the same one that comes
bundled with JWSP (webservices pack).
You're right about having to install it to override its own.
Hope I got it right this time :)
-Sharmin.
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Title: RE: Does Sun One 7 use Axis???
Maybe I explain it bad
I try to said, if AXIS come budled with the Sun One 7, or the apis used by Sun One 7 are another differents to AXIS.
I suppose that if you install Axis on Sun One 7 it will run perfectly.
BTW, i use AXIS with iplanet 6.5,
FYI - iAS 6.5 does work with AXIS RC 1.0. There is an additional
step that needs to get done to enable passing of the request
header property setting in the registry.
About SunONE 7, have heard it supports, but not certifies.
-Sharmin.
Disclaimer : In the statements above, I do not represent
Su
Title: Does Sun One 7 use Axis???
I think, correct me if I'm wrong, that Iplanet 6.5 use SOAP 2.2. Now Sun release Sun One 7, that come with web service support.. Is this support Axis???
Regards, Enrique.
Title: What happened with nightly drops?
I hope this is fixed soon. This was my only way to get the latest
code. I can't pull it from CVS due to firewall problems where I'm working
... won't tunnel http.
-Original Message-From: Tom Jordahl
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursd
Title: RE: ResultSet arguments
Yes. If you establish your complex datatypes (the row from your ResultSet) as a JavaBean (with getters and setters), then Axis will use it's generic Bean serialization/deserialization routines to build the SOAP/XML.
When you use the wsdl.exe tool in .NET (or ho
Hello,
I want to pass a debug option to myservice on startup is there a way to bring such
parameter in the configuration file of the webservice application
thanks for any help
Mohammed
I think they said to represent a row of your resultset as a Bean (a map
between columns and bean members):
public class MyRow {
int id;
String name;
String pippo;
String pluto;
/*
...
setters and getters for all members
...
*
You can't put schema in to a wsdd file. The Schema for complex types are
automatically generated by Axis.
If you need more control, you can specify the WSDL file that Axis will return instead
of having it generated. Use the /path/to/file element, which is
in the element.
In recent CVS sourc
Thank you very much, Mahindra and Bill Grubbs.
So, do you mean, for example, to create an array of strings for each datarow
of the ResultSet and to put all of them in an array (obtaining a double
dimensional array)? Is it possible, then? Is it automatically serializable
or do I have to specify a be
Title: What happened with nightly drops?
We
don't know, it seems to have stopped running.
Hopefully we can get it started up again shortly.
-- Tom
Jordahl Macromedia Server Development
-Original Message-From: Sapozhnikov, Michael
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, Novembe
We are implementing
some of our newer services using AXIS 1.0 but are trying to keep some similarity
to existing services we have. One area I have run into is array
serialization. The object that is being serialized in the array is
declared as In our older calls the array element matches
Hi,
Just a suggestion
Why don't u get the data from resultset set it into bean and
pass across the bean to .NET client.Bean is represented as a complex
type which .NET client would recognize .
-Original Message-
From: Paolo Paganotto [mailto:paolo.paganotto@;txt.it]
Sent: Thursday
Title: RE: ResultSet arguments
I guess I did something similar. But, I never thought to try and serialize the ResultSet, per se. I created serializable value objects that represented the contents of a "row" in the ResultSet and my WebService returns an array of these.
--- bhw
-Origina
Hallo,
I need to send a ResultSet argument (obtained by a sql query) from a Java
server running AXIS to a C# .NET client.
I know that not every object can be serialized and so I would like to ask if
is it possible to send it as it is or if it is necessary to transform it in
something else before se
Hi Ray,
Thank you very much for the support. I got the things running, and session
management is working perfectly.
But, I do feel that native support for session management should be added
into Axis JMS. As, a programmer, I would prefer to use only two lines of
code
i)call.setMaintainSession(tru
Hi,
Currently I have Axis working like a charm under Tomcat 4.0.6 and BEA WebLogic
Server 6.1. No problems thus far, except for the silly server-config.wsdd
error message. This only occurs when that file is not yet in the WEB-INF
directory, but as soon as you have deployed something with the Adm
Hello,
I have installed, tested, and deployed example
services using Apache Axis 1.0 with Tomcat 4.1.12 on Linux Redhat 8.0.
I've been through all the nifty tutorials, documents, etc.
I have a set of classes, along with external XML
files which one of the classes depends on, that I would
Hi,
I have to declare a complex type in the wsdd file. I've already tried,
but this complex type is empty in the wsdl file (after deployment),
there's just a tag.
I've put this in my wsdd file, after the declaration tag :
http://myns.org";
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLS
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