ColdFusion and Axis (was: New to Axis)

Hi, Let me explain my problem another way. We have developed in ColdFusion ( now CFMX) a huge application framework and application modules (+/- 6 man/years). We are in the process to develop Web Services access to our application, however CFMX does not give us enough flexibility in its Web Servi

RE: enabling SOAPMonitor with Axis embedded in a web app

Mike, If the server-config.wsdd file is not present then you need to deploy the web services again. Step one: make sure HappyAxis runs correctly. Step 2: Deploy webservices. Step 3: access ?wsdl page. Only after that should you attempt to run the SoapMonitor. Good luck. Rick -Original Mes

How to make CalcClient respond to GET/POST requests?

Title: How to make CalcClient respond to GET/POST requests? I'm new (again) to Axis, having successfully done a .jws service once in the past but then wandered away to work on other things.  So now I have a requirement to accept some XML over HTTP (eventually HTTPS), turn it into a Java objec

RE: ANNOUNCE : Axis 1.1 release

I've seen similar behaviour depending on the version of QName which is used. If the QName class is a different version than the one supplied with Wsdl4J this happens due to a difference in the code The newer version of the QName source from JaxRPC throws an exception if the namespace is null,

RE: Thanks ! Re: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

Good job Rey. Not sure my advice actually helped at all, but thanks! Good luck, Chris -Original Message- From: Reynardine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 5:23 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Thanks ! Re: Lost service method parameter names when deploying James

Thanks ! Re: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

James and Chris, Your advice worked. With javac -g and Java2WSDL -i , my new WSDL file has full parameter names e.g.. Previously it was... Thank you for your help. Rey. - Original Message - From: James Black

RE: Programmatic deployment of services

try this (ant script): I don't know if this requires axis to be restarted but at least it doesn't require it to be running when you deploy. alan -Original Message- From: Steve Pannier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 2:26 PM To: [EMAIL P

Programmatic deployment of services

Up to this point I've been using the following manual steps to deploy my services into the Axis web app: 1) Make sure Tomcat is running. 2) Copy service class files into Axis web app classes directory. 3) Run Admin client to deploy the wsdd file. I now want to do this deployment programmatically

Re: enabling SOAPMonitor with Axis embedded in a web app

Rick, > You are missing the entries in your web.xml file. Please review the web.xml file > contained in the axis webapp. For additional info, see: > http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?AxisProjectPages/SoapMonitor I had copied everything from the Axis web.xml and made sure everything

RE: ANNOUNCE : Axis 1.1 release

Maybe someone on the AXIS team can shed some light? Anyone? Can you send me the WSDL created under 1.1.RC2 for the group if they ask? Jim Jim Brain, [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Researching tomorrow's decisions today." (319) 369-2070 (work) Systems Architect, ITS, AEGON Fina

Re: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

Chris wrote: Not on interfaces . . . even with -g the information doesn't get saved. What I was wondering is even if you say -g when you build, do you have to say -i when you run Java2Wsdl. When you compile the implementation stub, which implements your interface, then that should be compiled wi

RE: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

Not on interfaces . . . even with -g the information doesn't get saved. What I was wondering is even if you say -g when you build, do you have to say -i when you run Java2Wsdl. - C -Original Message- From: James Black [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 3:09 PM To: [EM

Re: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

Chris wrote: I suppose I never actually tried -i. I was using Java2Wsdl on an interface, in which case -i doesn't help, but is -i required to retain param names from code built with debug info? If so, then perhaps that was Rey's problem (and future posters!). If that's the case then I'll know not

RE: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

Mike - I suppose I never actually tried -i. I was using Java2Wsdl on an interface, in which case -i doesn't help, but is -i required to retain param names from code built with debug info? If so, then perhaps that was Rey's problem (and future posters!). If that's the case then I'll know not to pou

RE: enabling SOAPMonitor with Axis embedded in a web app

You are missing the entries in your web.xml file. Please review the web.xml file contained in the axis webapp. For additional info, see: http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?AxisProjectPages/SoapMonitor Take care, Rick Kellogg -Original Message- From: Michael Woinoski [mailto:[

enabling SOAPMonitor with Axis embedded in a web app

SOAPMonitor works fine if I deploy a service by copying the class files to axis's WEB-INF/classes dir. But if I copy the Axis libs into my application's war file and deploy my application on Tomcat, I get a server error when using the service's endpoint URL. Is it possible to use SOAPMonitor if you

Re: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

I've been using the Java2WSDL's "-i" option, and it retains the parameter names in the WSDL. "-i" takes the fully-qualified implementation class name as an argument (you still need to pass the interface as an argument to Java2WSDL). No need to hand edit the WSDL. -i, --implClass optional cla

RE: Lost service method parameter names when deploying

Hi Rey, I went through this last week on the list. You can check the archives if you like, for subject line="Preserving param names in WSDL". My issue, and perhaps yours, is that parameter names for interface methods don't get saved along with the debug info. Same goes for abstract methods in an a

Lost service method parameter names when deploying

Hello, I have deployed my new service under Tomcat/Axis. The problem is that all my helpful parameter names have been lost during the transformation. My original code had useful names like "mYearofBirth" "CountryOfBirth" but these have been transformed into names like (String in1, String in2)..

RE: AdminClient reports no errors, but service not deployed

Michael, Might be worth checking your Tomcat's server.xml to double check your axis context and to confirm that "localhost" maps to the webapps directory. Then you could retry your deploy and list commands using a different command line e.g. java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -lhttp://l

RE: AdminClient reports no errors, but service not deployed

look for errors in the files on the logs directory AdminClient doesnt always throw out errors on the console. -- Samir Shaikh WorldRes Inc. 1510 Fashion Isle Blvd, San Mateo, CA 94403. > -Original Message- > From: Trieu, Jason T - CNF [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, June 19,

RE: AdminClient reports no errors, but service not deployed

Michael, Did you copy your classes to the appropriate directories (webbapps/axis/WEB-INF/classes)? Also check your Tomcat's and Axis log files you should see the errors in there. Jason -Original Message- From: Michael E. Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003

RE: New to Axis

The thing is that the WSDL generated by CFMX is cached, and not stored on disk, thus not editable. All the Web Service generation and deployment is encapsulated and hidden in CF. So I can't modify the WSDL and give it back to CF to deploy the WS. What I want to do is modify the WSDL for example to

Re: New to Axis

I don't understand what you're trying to do. ColdFusion uses Axis as its SOAP server. So as with Axis, ColdFusion auto-generates the WSDL file when you deploy your service. You should be able to access the auto-generated WSDL file after the service has been deployed by GETing the service URL appen

Re: AdminClient reports no errors, but service not deployed

yes; I did restart tomcat after deploy (though I shouldn't have to). Michael E. Allen wrote: I am really asking for help in how to debug an axis problem. I have and "interesting" problem with Axis. I deploy a sevice using AdminClient and one of the sample .wsdd files, get no errors, but the s

Re: What version of Axis in IBM WSDK?

Don, java org.apache.axis.Version will tell you the version number. As for whether or not the source was changed - I'm almost 100% sure the answer is 'yes'. -Dug Don Brady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/17/2003 11:51:38 AM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subjec

AdminClient reports no errors, but service not deployed

I am really asking for help in how to debug an axis problem. I have and "interesting" problem with Axis. I deploy a sevice using AdminClient and one of the sample .wsdd files, get no errors, but the service doesn't actually get deployed. That is, when I check http://localhost/axis/servlet/Axi

Development with Message style

Hello everyone, I'm developing a SOAP service using Message style (the XML schema has been imposed on me, so Soap Body must be of certain format) and I have the following method in my service class: public Document processOrder(Document request) { ... } The main problem is that based on some con

Setting SOAP Headers

Hi, I need to add the following complex data type as a soap-header for a .NET client. Also how would the WSDL look for generating a proper proxy at .NET end. Thanks Sam public class RequestHeader { private String processId; private String securityKey; private String stateId; private String

RE: New to Axis

Coldfusion is generationg WSDL on the fly, so I can't acces the file. I really need to modify it but than I can't use it anymore with ColdFusion ... I heard about a method with WSDL2java. -Original Message- From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 June, 2003 16:02 To: [EM

Re: Extend the class Date

>Try to change the name of your class to MyDate instead of Date, and >see if that works fine. The error message is : - The class edf.gsr.cte.MyDate extends non-bean class java.util.Date. An xml schema anyType will be used to define edf.gsr.cte.MyDate in the wsdl file. >It appears that the wsd

Re: Extend the class Date

Slimane Amar wrote: I think there is a problem with java2WSDL when i use a complex type which extends Date or Calandar. Try to change the name of your class to MyDate instead of Date, and see if that works fine. It appears that the wsdl file is incomplete. Can you just post it on the web so

enums..

Hi all, Darn the enumdeserialiser is in the wsdd file when i generate it from the wsdl ! But still ?wsdl does not work.. Greetings, Leo de Blaauw IZA/Groningen

enum problems....

Hi all, Tryin to switch to axis 1.1 but it seems to me that enum support has changed in WSDL2Java. What seemed to work fine under 1.0 generated from a wsdl: Which is pa

Re: New to Axis

If you're just trying to tweak an existing WSDL file, I suggest that you use a WSDL editor. Cape Clear provides an open source WSDL tool (although it tends to populate your WSDL with it's own namespaces and such). (see http://www.capeclear.com). You might try OmniOpera -- you can get a free 30 eval

New to Axis

Hi, I am new to Axis, I usually work with ColdFusion MX Web Services. However I would need to tweak a CFMX WSDL file, I heard it is possible with WSDL2Java. Does anybody have guidelines to do that with a CFMX Web Service ? Thanks Dominique

Re: Extend the class Date

When i use a complex type with a Date ou Cadendar as an embedded attribute it works fine. I think there is a problem with java2WSDL when i use a complex type which extends Date or Calandar. Besides the error message is explicit : - The class Date extends non-bean class java.util.Calendar : An xml

Re: Extend the class Date

When i use a complex type with a Date ou Cadendar as an embedded attribute it works fine. I think there is a problem with java2WSDL when i use a complex type which extends Date or Calandar. Besides the error message is explicit : - The class Date extends non-bean class java.util.Calendar : An xml