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From: Steve Loughran [mailto:steve_l@;iseran.com]
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 4:17 PM
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Subject: Re: Service initialization
>yes, that would be the easiest bit of the hack; till now I'd thought
the big
>need was for session cleanup which needs
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From: "Vidyanand Murunikkara" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 3:46 PM
Subject: RE: Service initialization
>I am a little ignorant on the Xdoclets side . So never knew anythign
>about the webdoclet part.
embrace and celeb
Apologies this is not an axis question but if anyone knows I'd be grateful.
I have a requestcontroller servlet and several 'view' jsp's. I want to trap the reload
event in order to re-initialise the whole app when the user hits refresh/reload/F5.
My servlet has init(), destroy()) methods but
I am a little ignorant on the Xdoclets side . So never knew anythign
about the webdoclet part.
and now i understand why JAX-RPC lifecycle is not implemented. I know
this is a hack and somethign that you all would have thought of .. but
do you think we could just implement the lifeservicecyle for
I'm trying the following code to set a SOAPAction:
MessageFactory msgFactory = MessageFactory.newInstance();
// Create a message
SOAPMessage msg = msgFactory.createMessage();
msg.getSOAPPart().addMimeHeader("SOAPAction","/ftr/xml/submit");
However, the resulting message that gets
While its not a permanent or architecurally satisfactory solution ... have you tried
copying jdom.jar to the Tomcat/common/lib directory ?
I fixed a similar problem this way.
-Rey
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Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2002 11:49:17 -0700
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From: "Vidyanand Murunikkara" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 1:05 PM
Subject: RE: Service initialization
>Hi Steve
>Yes I did notice what you said and I wasnt disagreeing with you. I was
>suggesting using JAX-RPC lifecy
Hi Jimmy
I am not sure this works .. but seems logical to me
first get an handle to AxisEngine ( i dont know what context you are
talking abt)
SOAPService service = axisEngine.getService( serviceName )
String className = "" + service.getOption( "className" );
and as to whether there is objec
Hi Steve
Yes I did notice what you said and I wasnt disagreeing with you. I was
suggesting using JAX-RPC lifecycle because this would mean just
maintaining the source code and not worry about all the servlet specific
stuff - this to mewould mean maintaing a different web.xml and stuff
which someti
Hello all,
I did what Cédric told me and it finally works!
So I guess even if you only have a local EJB, you
still need to set the "remoteInterfaceName" parameter
in the WSDD file.
Anyway, thanks for your help Cédric.
Vinu.
--- Cédric_Chabanois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> EJBProvider does prob
Notice how I said servlet lifecycle events, not the JAX-RPC lifecycle
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From: "Vidyanand Murunikkara" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 11:31 AM
Subject: RE: Service initialization
Hi scott
I am not sure I understand you
Hi scott
I am not sure I understand your concerns correctly. But from waht i
gather I think the ideal way to do this is to make your service
implement javax.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifeCycle and then implement the
init( Object) method to get your connections initialized. But I am not
sure this featu
I have been struggling w/ this for a few days, and have been to the
archives and back, and haven't found a solution. Perhaps someone here has
run into this problem and can point out to me where I went wrong.
I am using tomcat 4.1.12 as my server, and i have placed axis 1.0 under the
webapps folde
Hi,
I have a requestor handler that I want to use
it for checking if an operation name that is provided by the service
requestor is valid. So, what I really want to do is to re-set operation
name in my handler if the operation name is not valid.
I can get the operation name of incoming re
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From: "Scott Melby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 4:21 AM
Subject: Service initialization
I would like (if possible) to have my
> service startup when tomcat/axis is started. However, I have not been
able
> to find any
hallo tom again,
Ok I can access a parameter from a wssd file, but the probleme is that I would have to
deploy my service every time I change the value of my parameter. I want a way to read
a parameter in my case it's a debug option, so I want to be able to set on or set off
debuging without ha
Hi Stefan
My plan is to add email transport to axis/jboss.net (I have a simple
test that is capable of receiving, processing and responding to an
email).
I already am performing soap via https. For my use this seems secure
enough. Using digest authentication would perhaps add some mild data
i
Hi
Can anybody tell me how I can send an xml file using AXIS. In my last
message by mistake I had written word SOAP instead of AXIS.
TIA
Amitk
hello mattia,
now it's clear to me
thanks
Mohammed
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Von: Mattia dongili [mailto:m.dongili@;hisn.it]
Gesendet: Freitag, 8. November 2002 15:04
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Betreff: RE: How to pass a parametre to a webservice on startup
hi,
> I didn't understand when y
hi,
> I didn't understand when you said that this approach will
> lock me into using Axis as your SOAP layer. what does this means?
that this is an Axis specific way of passing/retrieving parameters to
webservices and if you move to any other SOAP framework you'll have to
rewrite that piece of co
Hello Tom,
thanks first of all for your help.
now myservice is invoked from a soapclient , do you think I would have a problem when
I want that a servlet my service invokes? would I still be able to access any
parameter in a wsdd?
I didn't understand when you said that this approach will lock
Hello -
I am implementing a web service that needs to access a database to retrieve
information. I would like to connect to the database once at startup, then
handle incoming requests using existing connections for better
performance. I have accomplished this by deploying with application
sc
Hi all ,
I would like to be able to get the full class name from a
deployed service using the name of that service .Is this possible?
Is there an object that represents the server-config.wsdd file ?
Cheers
Jim
Hi,
I have a doubt on specifying the parameter argument to initialize my
service constructor.
Service serv = new Service(new QName("","serviceName"));
Here my service has a parameter constructor . To invoke that how to i
specify the arugument in this code.
Please your help is greatly appreciate
EJBProvider does probably not work with local ejbs.
However, getEJBMetaData() is called only if it does not find
"remoteInterfaceName" in the wsdd.
Try to set remoteInterfaceName (!) to your local interface name in wsdd.
Please tell us if it worked.
I think that local EJB support is very impor
Hi Jason !
I have also been thinking about this issue... I'd be
glad if someone could comment on this contribution...
I would say it depends on who you should serve with
your service. It also depends on what kind of information
you are going to send. If you are going to do a b2b
solution and nee
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