Can you post your deploy.wsdd file?? and client code..
You have to add a type mapping for Vector at the client side.
Venkatesh Kancharla
Associate (Software)
Strand Genomics (http://www.strandgenomics.com)
Bangalore, India
Ph no: 3618992,93, 94, 95 (ext-210)
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Try adding Students class also in ur deploy.wsdd as
languageSpecificType="java:com.greenpulse.demo.model.Students" ?
Sameer.
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Subject: Re: Unregistered Deserializer???
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 16:39:21 +1200
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I'm trying to understand why I'm seeing differences between the WSDL
packets being returned from what's ostensibly the same service deployed on
2 different machines. Both machines are running Axis v1.1RC2, one deployed
to Tomcat v3.3.1a, the other to Tomcat v3.3.1. The deployment descriptors
on
Hi Venkatesh,
I've just tried your idea, and it doesn't seem to work for me. I've added a
bean mapping for java.util.Vector, as you suggested, following the model
from the code I originally posted, and I've added another
registerTypeMapping to call for Vector using VectorSerialiser and
VectorDese
hi ,
i m creating a simple web service which uses an org.w3c.dom.Element type
object as a Argument in the Web Method.
Web service was created with style "DOCUMENT".
there was no problem in creating a WSDL, client files and deploying the web
service but when the client was run to invoke the web
Hi Bryan,
You are returning a vector. So, you need to specify serializer for
both vector and Student.
Venkatesh Kancharla
Associate (Software)
Strand Genomics (http://www.strandgenomics.com)
Bangalore, India
Ph no: 3618992,93, 94, 95 (ext-210)
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Hi,
I'm receiving the listed error after appending ?wsdl to the URL of an otherwise
correctly functioning webservice. It seems that the webservice isnt being set as the
'targetService' parameter during the call. According to the source code:
/**
* At this point, the service should have been se
Using Axis and Tomcat I can get the WSDL file from a deployed service.
I read in Axis dev mailing list I can generate Deploy.WSDD from WSDL file.
But How can I generate Deploy.WSDD without WSDL?
Regards,
José Airton.
Hi,
I'm trying to return an array of beans, and am having problems. I'm using
axis 1.1 rc2. The first message I got was that my student class had no
registered serializer, so I added this to my deploy.wsdd:
Then I got a message about their being no registered deserializer, so I
added this to
Hei,
I added a parameter to a requestEnvelopeHeader by using:
Service service = new Service();
Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
call.setTargetEndpointAddress(new java.net.URL(endPointURL));
call.addParameter("county", XMLType.XSD_STRING, ParameterMode.IN);
folks, i am reposting this problem, since i never got any response.
i apologize if i commited some faux paus is my first posting, but
being new to axis i would really appreciate some guidence from
the more experienced...
the problem is that after adding a new method to an existing
.jws service all
Are ArrayLists, HashMaps interoperable with other languages?
How would the web service client aware of all the object types being
returned in a list or a map prior to making the call?
Consider the following:
1. A web service operation (getList)returns a list
2. When the call is made the tist con
Title: Message
Hi,
we have deployed
axis as servlet in weblogic 7.0. My soap service works fine just with weblogic
(using URL : http://weblogicServerIpAddress
:7001/AxisWebApp/services/MYSoapService).
We have a
firewall between the web server (Apache) and weblogic, we are using http
t
I'm trying to use Axis-1_1RC2 with Resin 2.1.6. I've written a small web
service and deployed it using the AxisServlet. Once deployed, I can get
the WSDL for the service (albeit with an XML error), and I can write a
simple client to talk to the service. However, when I restart my web
server
I'm having problems with the WSDL information generated for a service I
have deployed on my web server. I'm using Axis-1_1RC2 with Resin 2.1.6.
My wsdd file looks like this:
http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/";
xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java";>
When I get th
Hi
Is it possible to for a function in a Web Service to return a java object, which
constitues of other java objects (using AXIS) ?
Consider the following:
-
class B {
public:
void try()
{
System.out.println(" writing from B..");
}
//
Title: Message
Hello,
As far as I can tell the log4j
library that is shipped with the currently nightly builds of Axis is critically
different to the official release version of log4j. As I mentioned earlier when
I call the PropertyConfigurator.configure method inside the web-service
const
About this bug:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10479
It is rather insidious as it breaks the logger in other parts of the
app. A log4.properties doesn't belong in a jar any more than a web.xml
belongs in a jar (not that it would be read). These are runtime
parameters. It bre
Try WSIF.
- Original Message -
From:
Enrique Rodríguez
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 3:58 AM
Subject: Best way to develop one WS
Client to multiple-diferent-platform service
Hi all, I am developing one client
for multiple, and with difer
Hi all, I am developing one client for multiple, and with diferent
platforms (.NET, axis, NuSOAP) WS, but, although all the WS have the same appearance,
the client can’t call they.
I write this mail to ask if anybody know any way better than
develop one client per platform to resolve t
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