Hi Josh and all,
It might be a bit late comments for you but I just started to use .NET
WSE 1.0 to consume an AXIS web service and I run into the same problem.
My configuration is:
- Axis 1.1 final on tomcat
- Web service server on axis.
- Client with .NET WSE 1.0
When I run the client in
Hi everybody,
I have written a service using Axis 1.1 and some custom
serializers/deserializers. Everything works fine, but using a profiling tool
I seems to me that the deserialization is much more slower than the
serialization of the same data ( about 10 times slower !). It also seems to
me
Hi,
i'm using Axis 1.1 as both server and client of webservices in Bea
Weblogic 6.1.
Regards,
Thomas
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Re: Application/Web Servers supported by AXIS 1.1?
Hi
I am
AXIS expert users,
We were using AXIS 1.0 happily, until the next stable release of 1.1 came
along. But the wsdl2java part seems to have been broken.
I can run the 1.0 wsdl2java successfully on a wsdl (which imports a couple
of Schema files, which define the data structures, which the wsdl
Hi, Everyone,
I download axis 1.1 and install axis and tomcat 5.0, I test axis
using http://localhost:8080/axis, it's fine.
When I deploy example stock, it throw a exception:
set TOMCAT_HOME=C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
5.0
set
I got it working after reading some documentation :(
Anyway, for those who wants to know the trick is to set the MustUnderstand
to false when consuming the web service with WSE.
Just write (in C#) the following before calling the actual methods of your
service:
// Creating an instance of
Hi all,
I have a document/literal service successfully deployed[*]. The
generation and deployment is done in the following way: first, there
is a data schema in the form of an xsd that my methods have to comply
with. This is an external constraint on my service. I import this
into a wsdl
Do you mean the jaxb-interest mailing list?
Yep, that's what I meant.
- Rob
Hi
It(SAXParser exception) sounds like something wrong with the xml file.
am not sure anyway if you have some xml editor try to validate it. It
seems ok for me.
if get other services fine i belive you cn forget this one. If not get
Axis user guide and go through it.
I answer since no body
Hi Olaf
I belive the Axis does not work on **/tomcat/common/endorsed/xercesImpl.jar!**
PLS correct me if I am wrong.
These staff are for (common) for tomcat to work, axis is a application on
TomCat(Remember). What matter is what in WEB-INF. (WEB-INF/lib)
axis need XML parser (is it SAX/DOM
Hi all,
I am using the date serializer and deserializer factory included with
axis.My deploy.wsdd files look like the one given below. The problem is
that in the server-config.wsdd file it correctly recognises Date
datatype but in the Service.wsdl file Date data type is not resolved
into its
Hi Tamas,
Do not know weather this helps. To serialize the SOAPHeaderElement ect u can
use following output(SerializationContext)
//create the header ignore
SOAPHeaderElement h =
new SOAPHeaderElement(www.opensource.lk/axis2, user);
h.setObjectValue(hemapani);
Hi!
I have a design question about AXIS. I know that AXIS allows for overloaded
methods like
public String fnord(String x);
public String[] fnord(String[] x);
and will create the right calls for them using WSDL. But, when invoking
them, it will only find the second method. As a matter of
I think we should avoid overloaded operation in web service. I've ever wrote a soap
engine in JavaScript.
I can not call the overloaded operation in java webService for overloaded operation is
not supported in JavaSctipt.
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: Jim Murphy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:
I posted this message couple of days ago. I am
trying my luck again.
Did anyone had this problem before (see below). If
so, is the solution found?
Thanks
Praveen
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From:
Praveen
Peddi
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2003 6:43
PM
David,
From the exception below, it looks like Tomcat was already down. What was
it that shows Tomcat still running?
Jason
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From: David Wall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 04, 2003 4:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tomcat
You could still see it from the 'ps' command on Linux, with all of the
myriad threads showing up. I have to kill the head pid to stop it. I'm
sure it's configuration related if others have Tomcat stop just fine with
all of the servlets defined that come with Axis. I've just done a basic
install
Hello,
I am hoping someone can help me. I have implemented as axis
webservice in Websphere 4.05.
It works fine on Solaris and Windows 2000 but throws the following exception
when running on NT with service pack 6.
Does anybody know what possibly could be going on with NT.
j.k
AxisFault
Hi Beoh,
I also had a similar problem. This is what I could make out of it. Method getOption
will only retrieve the parameter defined in your handler definition. It will not get
the parameter value defined in the handler inside the service definition (the way you
did). There are two work
Does one of your services use port 8005 (or whatever port configured for
Tomcat SHUTDOWN)? One way to find out who else might be using Tomcat
SHUTDOWN port is to run lsof and grep for it.
Jason
-Original Message-
From: David Wall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003
No, this particular program is shutdown using port 8015 per server.xml (we
run multiple Tomcats). Also, the same Tomcat instance shuts down fine when
the Axis servlets are not configured in via WEB-INF/web.xml. From the
command line perspective, it appears the shutdown runs just fine.
lsof
Thanks. I found that it was really a JBoss (J2EE server) specific error.
It's solved now.
Regards,
Lee
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From: Srinath Perera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 3:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Trouble connecting web service in Axis to
On Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Srinath Perera wrote:
I belive the Axis does not work on **/tomcat/common/endorsed/xercesImpl.jar!**
PLS correct me if I am wrong.
These staff are for (common) for tomcat to work, axis is a application on
TomCat(Remember). What matter is what in WEB-INF. (WEB-INF/lib)
Hi,
I'm in the process of deploying a handler that gets to process an
incoming SOAP message before the actual web service class gets the
message. However, whenever I try to use the AdminClient
(org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient) to process the deploy.wsdd file, it
shows some
Olaf Goerlitz wrote:
On Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Srinath Perera wrote:
I belive the Axis does not work on **/tomcat/common/endorsed/xercesImpl.jar!**
PLS correct me if I am wrong.
These staff are for (common) for tomcat to work, axis is a application on
TomCat(Remember). What matter is what in
Why is the timezone converted when a date is passed in to a web service?
So if I have a service method:
void myMethod(Calendar myCal) {...}
If I send in 2003-06-30T00:00:00.0-05:00 to that myCal parameter and then
print out myCal in the java code, the timezone is based on whatever the
server is
On 7/7/03 10:56 PM Shellman, Joel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is the timezone converted when a date is passed in to a web service?
Axis is using Zulu time for serialization and deserializes datetimes
according to http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#dateTime.
Jens
On 7/7/03 11:08 PM Jens Schumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/7/03 10:56 PM Shellman, Joel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is the timezone converted when a date is passed in to a web service?
Axis is using Zulu time for serialization and deserializes datetimes
according to
Thanks for the information and reference to the spec.
And... at least for what I'm seeing, the timezone after deserialization is
the app server's time zone.
-joel
-Original Message-
From: Jens Schumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 2:12 PM
To: Axis User
Subject:
On 7/7/03 11:44 PM Shellman, Joel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the information and reference to the spec.
And... at least for what I'm seeing, the timezone after deserialization is
the app server's time zone.
Hmm. Just checked with CalendarDeserializer. It seems you are right. From
Where is the requirement that it loses information? Does it really have to
lose information?
Or, I could just use a date type. Does Axis have something that maps to the
date type (as opposed to a dateTime) that disregards time zone?
Thanks,
-joel
-Original Message-
From: Jens Schumann
Hello,
I'm getting a NullPointer exception in Axis 1.1 Final. This is what causes
the problem :
1) Inside of the rpc.Handler.handleRequest() method I'm replacing
incoming SOAPMessage with new one (I decrypt it)
by converting SOAPMessage - DOM - decrypting a tree - SOAPMessage.
I
please open a bug report with a test case - http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla.
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Hello,
I'm getting a NullPointer exception in Axis 1.1 Final. This is what causes
the problem :
1) Inside of the rpc.Handler.handleRequest() method I'm replacing
I have run up against the very same bug. It appears that WSDL2Java can no longer
handle arrays of complex types, as of v1.1! In Axis v1.0, this worked properly.
I have filed a bug report with details (and a reference to this message below) at:
Hello.
Is it possible to send a string (in unicode format) through SOAP?
Hi,
Yes for the time being I beleive SOAP doesn't support the overloading
methods.
But can sure u that it will be available soon for I am going thru for
overcoming the prblem.
One suggestion is u can just check out the number of parameters in the soap
body and according to u can call upon the
Overloading is generally not recommended since it leaks details of the
service implementation. You can build a service with overloaded
operations in Java since Java supports method overloading. But, what
should this mean for a client that consumes your service from an
environment that doesn't?
Hi all,
Our wsdl consists of a lot of string with restriction like:
message name=checkCardNumber
part name=cardnumber type=cardNumberType/
/message
xsd:simpleType name=cardNumberType
xsd:restriction base=xsd:string
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