hello, everyone:
I want to replace apache soap in turbine with apache axis, how can I
do?
thanks
Yu Baofeng
Hi:
After install axis in my tomcat.
I can deploy a simple class in axis.
public class WhoAmI{
public String getName(String name){
return name ;
}
}
but I dont know how to deploy a class with constructor:
public class WhoAmI{
private String NAM
Hello everybody,
I have to send a file as an attachment to my webservice.
I specified a parameter of type javax.activation.DataHandler in one of my exposed
operation.
I know how to call this method using a Java client, but I would like to know how I can
map this DataHandler using a .Net client.
Dims,
I downloaded the nightly build of 14/7/03. This made no significant
difference. Please
see attached graph. (The problem with WLS clients is a known problem, which
BEA have promised us a fix for).
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Title: Re: WSDL2Java
Follow up Q added to maillist as requested.
Hello James,
Please can you explain in a bit more detail how this works?
We are writing code on the server side and generating the WSDL from that.
Our example package structure is as follows:
customer -
Hardiman, Piers wrote:
> Any assistance you could give us would be greatly appreciated.
>
I just noticed that this isn't going through the mailing list.
If you want I can send you part of my Makefile, or ant build file (I
use ant now, but started with make), and you can monkey with it and s
James' response:
Hardiman, Piers wrote:
> Please can you explain in a bit more detail how this works?
>
> We are writing code on the server side and generating the WSDL from
> that.
>
> Our example package structure is as follows:
>
> customer- contains the delegate class fo
"code show how I should have been doing this in the first place". You can always
disagree with me
and post a bug :)
-- dims
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks, dims. I'll give it a whirl.
>
> Was my initial approach correct but stopped by a bug (which I should
> report), and is the zipped c
Title: Axis Performance problem
I am
no expert Michael but have you tried pinpointing the exact piece of code that is
taking up all of the time? You could try logging the system time at intervals in
your code and from there gradually find the exact statement that is taking so
long. If you a
Can you please post a stripped down version of your test case? (with traces from
tcpmon). FYI,
there have been some bug fixes since 1.1 release.
Thanks,
dims
--- MicHael Galkovsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am sending out an array of custom type, when the array is longer then say
> 20 member
Hi
I am sending part of my wsdl which describes the datahandler
When I use WSDL2Java tool it creates a java object with three properties. Here is the
definition of properties
private javax.activation.DataHandler dataHandler;
private byte[] data;
Title: Axis Performance problem
I am sending out an array of custom type, when the array is longer then say 20 members the performance of the axis implemented service just crawls to an eventual completion around 30 sec. The db side of the service takes around 2 sec at the worst and the rest I
AFAIK, WSDL has no way to specify attachment handling. The language does
not provide constructions for that. If your client sends or recieves
attachments, you should handle it yourself.
Or am I missing something? May we see your WSDL? Can you send some code
sample?
hi,
I am using the generated client stub classes from the WSDL of the service. My client
program is a java based program. So when I call the method on client stub , Axis does
all the internal processing . The service returns a datahandler for image and my
client program calls the method on stub
I will add it this evening. Thanks.
Rick Kellogg
-Original Message-
From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 8:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Axis attachment file created in the Temp directory
Can someone please add this to Wiki?
(http:/
Can someone please add this to Wiki?
(http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?AxisProjectPages)
Thanks,
dims
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Just write the output yourself, for example:
> Iterator iterator = call.getResponseMessage().getAttachments();
> AttachmentPart par
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Just write the output yourself, for example:
Iterator iterator = call.getResponseMessage().getAttachments();
AttachmentPart part = (AttachmentPart) iterator.next();
DataHandlerdh = part.getDataHandler();
dh.writeTo(new java.io.FileOutputStream("completeF
Phil,
See enclosed zip file.
-- dims
> Hi,
>
> I've been able to return strings in SOAP attachments, but I haven't been successful \
> returning a byte array. I wrote in previously about this problem because I was \
> getting error messages such as "javax.activation.UnsupportedDataTypeException
Title: nollaig Signature
Hi All,
I am currently writing an application that is currently
just a test java application. We currently have a SOAP server located on a linux
box and it has a subscription service, which is written in C++, on it. The
idea is that the subscription service takes a
Can some body point me to an example of document style Web Service using
AXIS?
From my experience, this is an excellent way to understand the
workings:
1. handwrite a simple WSDL (see below)
2. java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java --verbose \
--server-side \
Hi
I want to access and set HTTP
headers in my webservice using AXIS.
How can I do
this?
thanks &
regards,
Naresh
Agarwal
Phil,
Please open a bug report, so that we can track down and fix this problem.
(http://ws.apache.org/axis/bugs.html)
-- dims
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been able to return strings in SOAP attachments, but I haven't been successful
> returning a
> byte array. I wrote in previ
Please open a bug report with stack traces...Any stripped down test case would be a
big plus.
(http://ws.apache.org/axis/bugs.html)
Thanks,
dims
--- Jeffrey J Gaynor/jqhome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are using AXIS as part of a file uploading service (it will eventually
> run under the Glob
I have one question about this topic. Is there any way I can change the
file where Axis will write the attachment. I mean, I don't want Axis to
write in /tmp (I'm using linux) but in a user's home directory (let's say
/home/javi/tmp).
Thanks all,
Javi
Hi,
I use Axis server 1.1 and I have a service with some methods working with
complex beans. An example of such a bean is one containing an array of other
beans and some basic types.
Here is an example of such a class:
public class Differences
{
private Long ID_PRODUSEA;
private V
Hi,
I use Axis server 1.1 and I have a service with some methods working with
complex beans. An example of such a bean is one containing an array of other
beans and some basic types.
Here is an example of such a class:
public class Differences
{
private Long ID_PRODUSEA;
priva
Hi
Can some body point me to an
example of document style Web Service using AXIS?
thanks &
regards,
Naresh
Agarwal
When
you created the header file you surely used "javah -jni yourClass",
right?
If not
don't keep on reading and tell me exactely what you did.
Okay,
this problem always comes up when the Class impelemting your native code is
part of a package. The tutorials on the internet only deal with
Hi andrei
you should extends from the Serializer, and Desirializer (in
org.apache.encoding i think). Then should create SerializerFactory
and desirializerFactory.
I will not write lot. see Aixs user giude about beans and custom type
mapping. (even though it pretty thin has links to cuple of
please let me know if you have a solution, I have a simmular problem, but I have no solution until jet.
nice day
Harry
On Die, 2003-07-15 at 05:16, SEong CHEE wrote:
Hi everyone,
I tried to use JNI within a Axis service.
I had compile the java code to .class file, then created the .h file,
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