Hi,
I'm calling a .NET web service using Axis client code. I'm desperately
trying to find out if it is possible to remove the xsi:type from the
envelope. I've read so many messages on the Axis groups about this issue,
and as other posters have done, I've tried unsuccessfully to disable the
Hi,
Just set in your wsdd file :
service name=myServiceName provider=java:RPC style=wrapped
The wrapped should get rid of the types in the envelop, at least it did
when i
changed it.
Greetings,
Leo de Blaauw
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Wow, quick response - thanks. But I'm only calling from client code,
there's no wsdd. How do I set it to be wrapped in that case?
Here's a snippet of how my client code works at present:
Service service = new Service();
Call call= (Call) service.createCall();
Thanks for your help, Costas! I think I'll follow the
advice you got and steer clear of the wrappers. It
will cause a fair bit of trouble on my end to change
the interfaces, but given what I've read about the
issue so far it seems that it's definitely the safest
way to go.
/Mikael
--- Costas
Hi all,
I would like to register some default type mappings in my client code. All
examples I found do the registry through the Call.registerTypeMapping()
method.
I want to do some common registerings to all my published methods, before
the first call. Can anybody send me a link to any examples,
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:
deployment
xmlns=http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/;
xmlns:java=http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java;
I am using javax.xml.soap implementation to create the soap elements.
When i add a custom Namespace and keep adding the elements in that
namespace,
then the custom namespace declaration is repeated.
public void testquick() throws Exception {
MessageFactory msgfactory =
Dear AXIS List,
I'm working on developing an RBAC (Role Based Access Control) system to
protect our Asset Management resources. Currently, I have a
PermissionsHandler which sets the permissions necessary to perform a given
operation. This information is then set in the MessageContext and is
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
A pure speculation: Certain strings might be interned in a symbol table and
compared for equality by address rather than content. Restarting the web
server might create a second Axis servlet, with a new symbol table, while
some component somewhere might be holding on to the first symbol table (or
Looks like a bug, Please log a bug report http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/
Thanks,
dims
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I want to create a custom SOAP Fault filling the FaultCode,FaultString and
detail myself.
But it seems the Axis SOAPFault implementation forces me to use the
Hi!
Cogent Logic Corporation is due to launch a generic, Axis-based RBAC system later this
month called 'Send-Encrypted, Web Service Edition'. This is a turn-key solution that
uses XACML and X.509 PKI. The cost is US$1 (yes, one dollar!)* per end-user
certificate with no additional charges
I am getting the following faultstring when I specify all the http.*
system properties (including proxyUser and proxyPassword, as our proxy
server requires authentication):
java.io.IOException: Unable to tunnel through proxy server name here:80.
Proxy returns HTTP/1.1 200 Connection established
Well I'm not sure based on the error that you got but one thing I
noticed is that your Student class doesn't implement serializable.
Bill
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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
I too am looking down this path.
I have only briefly looked at somehow integrating the current Turbine
security model into AXIS as my web app uses both turbine and AXIS.
Stephen...
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On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, Ever Olano wrote:
I am getting the following faultstring when I specify all the http.*
system properties (including proxyUser and proxyPassword, as our proxy
server requires authentication):
java.io.IOException: Unable to tunnel through proxy server
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Hiya,
The exact error message is:
No deserializer for {urn:BeanService}com.greenpulse.demo.model.Student
Here's the client code and the wsdd file:
WSDD:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
deployment xmlns=http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/; xmlns:java
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