"exposing functions returning complex objects" as Web Service

Hi Z, A, B, C, D and E are java classes. a, b, c, d and e are instances of A, B, C, D, E respectively. Classes Z, A, B, C, D and E have various functions, which could be used for various purposes. consider the code below, which shows how to use a function "getE" of class E. -- A a = Z

Is it possible to find out if client received response message?

Hi, We are doing repository system and it is defined so that we should be able to tell if download is still going on or if download request has already been processed. Currently we just consider it as completed if nothing breaks before we return from service method. But was wondering if it wou

Re: Shameless plug

AW are one of the publishers with books on Safari - any chance it will appear there? eg Elliotte's book is AW... http://safari.informit.com/?XmlId=0-201-77186-1 or http://safari.oreilly.com/JVXSL.asp?xmlid=0-201-77186-1 (links from the AW catalogue to safari appear on www.awprofessional.com but

Re: returning an array of javabeans

Standard beanmapping entry for your javabean class should work fine. --Sameer. From: Joel Realubit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: returning an array of javabeans Date: Wed, 04 Jun 2003 15:10:07 +0800 MIME-Version: 1.0 Re

Moving from standalone servlet to Axis

I am trying to move a Webservice written using a standalone servlet to axis using java:Msg handler messaging so that i run it inside axis. The problem that i am facing is with ServletLifecycle and serviceLifeCycle. for the Servlet init and destroy are called at start and end of servlet life. B

returning an array of javabeans

hi! if my RPC method returns an array of javabeans, should i add a beanmapping entry in my deploy.wsdd specifying an array of that javabean class or will the standard beanmapping entry for my javabean class suffice? thanks in advance, Joel Realubit

SoapKnox Gateway - new release

Hi Axis users, We are releasing a new version of our SoapKnox Gateway. This version has more features and also an enhanced and nicer GUI than the previous version. You can download it at http://www.soapknox.com/soapknox.zip. After the file is unzipped, it will create soapknox directory. This dire

When deploy Skeleton, when Implementation

I am sure this is a stupid question, but what is the meaning of making a choice between deploying the Skeleton or the Implementation when running WSDL2Java ? Why would you choose one or the other? I searched but could not find an explanation. Also, when I start from a Java class x.java that I

Array cannot be null

Hi, I'm using axis client code to call a .NET web service. One of the parameters to the service is a byte array, and I've verified that it's not null as it gets passed in, but I still get the error: Server was unable to process request. --> Array cannot be null. Parameter name: bytes There is n

RE: sample code: using java.util.Date instead of java.util.Calendar

<< From the Schema specification, "dateTime represents a specific instant of time". Although a timezone-like offset from UTC is allowed in the representation of a dataTime value, as I understand it this is not part of the dateTime *value* - in other words, it's just a convenience that is meant to

Re: Shameless plug

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Re: sample code: using java.util.Date instead of java.util.Calendar

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dennis Sosnoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: From the Schema specification, "dateTime represents a specific instant of time". Although a timezone-like offset from UTC is allowed in the representation of a dataTime value, as I understand it this is not part of the dateTime

Re: sample code: using java.util.Date instead of java.util.Calendar

>Dennis Sosnoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: > From the Schema specification, "dateTime represents a specific instant >of time". Although a timezone-like offset from UTC is allowed in the >representation of a dataTime value, as I understand it this is not part >of the dateTime *value* - in other

Upcoming Web Services Conference

I'm on the advisory board for an upcoming Web Services Conference ( http://www.sys-con.com/webservicesedge2003west/ ). I am specifically looking at Open Source topics/sessions. While we've got a pretty good idea of what we're going to be doing and the call for papers actually just closed, I wan

problem with deserialzation

Hallo, I'm building a web service with AXIS and tomcat. I have done a WSDL interface and create a schema to use complex data. The command wsdl2java have generated stub files and also bean files for the complex data. I want yet testing this web service, but I have problem with Deserializing from