Hi,
Am trying to generate a WSDL file from my deployed service. The command I give is as
follows:
D:\xml-axis-10\samples\CustomClaimManagerjava org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL -o
ClaimManager.wsdl -lhttp://localhost:9080/axis/services/ClaimManage;
-nurn:ClaimManager
Which XDoclettask/tag are
youusing? I see the docs for the Apache SOAP stuff. Does the
old SOAP and new Axis use the same WSDD? If you are using this, where do
you specify serializers,etc. (maybe they are automatically determined, which
would be very cool!)
If you are not using the XDoclet
Hi,
Is there a destroy() method, or some kind of destructor for axis web
services?
(ie the axis equivalent of the destroy method for java servlets).
I would like to close a connection when tomcat shuts down.
thanks in advance,
Rob
Hi,
Sorry I don't have answer of your question. Can you answer my question? This
is the first time I am using axis. I have encountered a problem straight
away.
I generated a WSDL from an interface with namespace urn:managerdata. The
WSDL2Java tool created a directory named managerdata in my
hi,
i have been using java.util.Calendar for sending datetime!
felt great when i saw the post about axis 1.1 rc1; it said that rc1 supports
java.sql.Date
but i cannot java2wsdl java.sql.Date using rc1. do i need to map it
manually? how?
is it possible to use java.sql.Date as the default
If HTTP channel was used in .NET remoting, then SOAP messages can be exchanged between an AXIS client and .NET remoting service. Are there any useful links or books on such an interop?
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Hello,
I am trying to implement a handler which can add a header element to
fault messages.
What I implemented is:
public void invoke(MessageContext context) {
try {
// Normal operation...
} catch (AxisFault fault) {
Message mes = new Message(fault);
// Add
