Dear all,
Yes, I have the same structure of the following link:
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http://edocs.bea.com/workshop/docs70/help/index.html#reference/maptags/xmmultipleAttribute.html
At Weblogic, there's XML Map (
Can anyone please tell me how to use authentication
(and authorization) on a per webservice and method basis on an Axis web server
when the client uses the MS Soap Client low level API.
I've tried to set the following in the MS Soap
client:
Connector.Property("AuthUser") =
"username"Conn
Thanks Arno,
I have another problem with the size of attachments, I can send an
attachment of 1kb, but anything larger I seem to get an error. Have you
come across this?
Thanks
Tung
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Are you sure you are posting at the intended group? You probably
get the better luck in the security group. But then, you may not
get any because your question is too basic and can get your answer
easily by playing with the X509Certificate class.
Pae
> I have my web service running under Tomca
Thanks Anne, someone has suggested WASP before. I haven't looked at it at
all because I'm quite happy with what I'm using now. If .NET starts giving
me problems I might look into it. Just off hand, do you know whether it
"double-wraps" arrays like .NET does? (refer bug#13980) This is something
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From: "Christian Gross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 2:00
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Subject: Re: Document style web
services
> Having used both .NET and Axis I am afraid the
issues you mention are > probably related to the fact that yo
Title: stack trace: AxisFault
OK, I tracked down the source of my stack traces when I hit an error and it is the AxisFault class. It is coded to add in a detail item with the stack trace in it if no detail item was explicitly set. If I recompile to remove that, the error handling works OK
I have my web service running under Tomcat with Apache in front of it. I
have a client connecting to the web service through Apache and it is working
with SSL and client authentication. Now to my questions. How can I get
access to the client certificate info from within my web service (written i
Title: Message
Sure.
There it is (zipped in case .htc file are considered as security
issues).
Not
that much comments on the modification, but if you have any questions, feel
free.
Not
extensively tested against all type of Axis web service, but at least a couple
for sure.
Thomas
PS: i
Title: Message
Thomas,
Can you send me the htc so I can see what
you changed?
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From:
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: webservice.htc
We did, but we had to fix
so
Title: Message
We
did, but we had to fix some bugs in the webservice.htc beta 2 (something related
to an hardcoded prefix for the soap encoding namespace, or something like
that).
Thomas
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I'm posting this to the list so it will be archived for future users with the same
request.
Yes, we did get it to work. I sent it through VisualStudio.NET that automagically
changed all the namespaces to the way it likes them. After that, I maintained and
added things by hand conforming to the
WJCarpenter wrote:
the times). These figures are from Sun JRE 1.3.1 on Linux, running on a
PIIIm with 256MB RAM. I used "-Xmx64M -Xms64M" options on the Java
command line to avoid a lot of threshing as the heap grew; running with
I am curious if you measured heap use and if 64 MB is enough?
Has anyone had any success in using the Microsoft webservice.htc
IE behavior to call web services in Axis.
Patrick Urban
EBS IT
There is an Axis book?
(I'm in Tucson as well)
Thanks,
Cynthia Kimball
IBM-SSG
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"You can't have everything...Where would you put it?"
Excellent description! The few books that I've read on web services give very superficial presentations on the different styles and encodings, (it's so typical of some authors to gloss over the meat of the matter). Which leads me to the question, can you refer me to any good books, or other materi
I vaguely recall some bug that could cause this with a particular
version of IE. You might try looking around on the Orion Server lists,
as I'm sure that I saw the issue posted there. (ie, there was some
strange cases where the browser would hit a page twice).
I'm sorry that I can't give more de
Hello everyone,
We've run into a strange problem. We have an HTML application running on Tomcat that
calls an axis server running on the same Tomcat server. There is one jsp that takes
about two-three minutes to run.
The weird thing is that the request to axis appears to be resubmitted before th
> the times). These figures are from Sun JRE 1.3.1 on Linux, running on a
> PIIIm with 256MB RAM. I used "-Xmx64M -Xms64M" options on the Java
> command line to avoid a lot of threshing as the heap grew; running with
I am curious if you measured heap use and if 64 MB is enough? I haven't
done an
Hello all-
Just started using the released version 1.0 of Axis. I have
noticed that, for complex types, the generated classes are encoding
boolean fields as "soapenc:boolean" instead of as "xsd:boolean". The
fields are defined in the WSDL as "xsd:boolean", but the static field
description
Does axis have its own classloader for loading the services? (I don't think
so, but it is better to ask some people that are shure about this...)
Tx
dovle
> K, I have done all that I could think of... and still does not work... I am
> just trying to get a resource from my jar file!!! What is w
K, I have done all that I could think of... and still does not work... I am
just trying to get a resource from my jar file!!! What is wrong?
It seems to be a tomcat issue :o((( Or, to be more exact, a tomcat
classloader issue.
I have made a simple main method wich checks if the /settings.xml
When ever I try to access the deployed WSDL files and click on the VIEW link
on the axix home page this is what comes on my server console. I was
wondering what it is.
Any pointers are greatly appreciated
BP
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MSN 8 with e-mail
Having used both .NET and Axis I am afraid the issues you mention are
probably related to the fact that you are under pressure to learn the
technology and simply do not have the time to put a context to the
situation. While yes .NET will allow you to click, click and presto there
are issues th
I have read various
postings regarding use of authenticating proxies between webservice clients and
webservices, and I am not sure of the consequences of the
posted solutions. Different webservices may need to use different
authenticating proxies. EXAMPLE:
**
One webservice client may acc
Hi,
I am new to axis but I am comming from SOAP 2.3.
I want to call a stateful session bean via axis. My
SOAP 2.3 deployment descriptor defines a custom provider.
This provider reads all required arguments from the
SOAP envelop to call my beans ejbCreate method.
Axis seems not to support provid
And how can I gent the context from an Axis service???
dovle (no getServletContext() and I think you cannot)
> Those two places will do even though they have specific purpose. In
> addition to that option, you could create an addition directory, e.g.,
>
> webapps//conf
>
> where, 'conf' can be
Martin,
If you're just looking for a java2wsdl tool that generates doc/literal, I
suggest you try Systinet WASP. (www.systinet.com) The tool is included in
the WASP Server for Java product. It's free for development. (A commercial
license is only required to deploy services in WASP Server.)
Anne
> and extensibility, and in my experience developers can quickly get past
> the initial learning curve with some mentoring.
Could you please tell me where I can get a good Axis mentor or some good
tutorials ? :o)))
Tx
dovle
Title: Re: Deserializing problems
Hi,
I have found the problem. There was a setter method missing.
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Von: Björn Klatt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Montag, 25. November 2002 13:53
An: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Betreff: Deserializing problems
Hi,
I have
I have to chime in on the side of Axis. While I too went the route of
first using .NET to build some web services and generate a WSDL that was
because I needed to have two web services that supported the same
interface/methods, on so we can implement behind in .NET as well as we
can implement behi
Title: Deserializing problems
Hi,
I have a problem with deserializing an object that was serialized correct.
The classes looks like this:
public class Remark
{
private String text;
private String airline;
private String officeId;
private CheckRemarkType _Type;
... g
Is it possible to deploy a service starting from its wsdl file
definition instead of the deploy.wsdd file?
The solution I found was to modify the WSDL2Java parser as explained in
the Axis integration guide in section "WSDL Parser and Code generator
Framework"
(http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi
hi,
despite of trying to understand the axis session example and various posts in the
mailinglist i have been unable
to get my client application to work.
i have written a server, and enabled session mgmt. in the wsdd.
on the server side i access the session dependent data via
MessageContext.ge
I'd personally disagree with this assessment of Axis as "not ready for
prime time", but I can understand the frustrations. There's definitely a
steep learning curve involved in using Axis, and I agree that the
developers need to focus more on improving usability and performance, as
well as bug
Hi,
As far as I known your method on the server side should look like this:
String processMsgAttachments(String sXMLrq,
javax.activation.DataHandler[] attachments) throws
java.rmi.RemoteException {
}
Kind regards,
Arno
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Martin,
I noticed this email a while ago and wanted to look into it. I see by
your recent email that you're now getting away from using Axis, but
thought it might be of interest to other people on the list anyway.
Assuming you were using separate client and server systems for this
test, I sus
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