RE: Calling another Class from within a webservice

Yes... Im instantiating class "B" in webservice "A" and then invoke a method (of class "B" from webservice "A") which just returns "Hello" when i try to do this, i get the following error: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException harsh On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 10:56, Yakulis, Ross (Ross) wrote

RE: Enabling SimpleAuthenticationHandler?

I don't think the issue is in the wsdd file, but in web.xml. Using HTTPAuthHandler, how do I tell axis where the users are? On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 01:23, Yakulis, Ross (Ross) wrote: > Below is an example of a simple "CountSessionHandler" that I have. > note the requestFlow and responseFlow tags.

RE: Calling another Class from within a webservice

Are you saying instantiating a class (Class B in your example) from with the implementation of the web service A, where Class B does the actuall processing for the Webservice A? Ross -Original Message- From: Harsh Nagpal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 10:26 PM To

RE: Enabling SimpleAuthenticationHandler?

Below is an example of a simple "CountSessionHandler" that I have. note the requestFlow and responseFlow tags. To activate the authentication handler you need to add tags to your deploy.wsdd and redeploy your service as I suggested below. If this does not solve your problem then I am not sure I

Calling another Class from within a webservice

Can you call a another class from with a webservice?? eg webservice "A" calls class "B" which does processing and returns value to "A"?? Harsh

RE: Enabling SimpleAuthenticationHandler?

ok, after looking at the config file i found that the HTTPAuth handler is used in the http transport. I can't find any examples as to how to use this though. Could someone point to some docs or example configurations? Thanks Marc Boorshtein On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 21:09, Yakulis, Ross (Ross) wrot

Re: soap fault and WSDL2Java question

I didn't notice this before -- there's another problem in your WSDL. A Fault assumes document style, therefore your MyException wsdl:message definition should reference an element definition rather than specify a type definition. You also should remove the encodingStyle and namespace attribu

Re: soap fault and WSDL2Java question

Per the SOAP Binding Schema [1], the name attribute is required in the soap:tFault type: Likewise, per the WSDL Schema [2], the name attribute is also required in the wsdl:tFault type: [1] http://schemas.x

Arraylist deserializer

Hello, Does anyone have created a custom deserializer for ArrayList?

Re: How to deploy as a standalone server?

Excellent! Thanks! I'll test this out and add it to the User guide! On 7/29/03 8:54 PM, "Srinath Perera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Adhamh > > there is a class called org.apache.axis.transport.http.SimpleAxisServer > there is a main method too. if u run the main the axis will start on > p

Re: soap fault and WSDL2Java question

I found the error. I did not have the name attribute of wsdl:fault. I was focusing on the name attribute of the soap:fault, which is not really required: namespace="http://MyService/binding" use="literal"/> I can run WSDL2Java with the above change without any problem. But CapeClear does not vali

Re: How to deploy as a standalone server?

Hi Adhamh there is a class called org.apache.axis.transport.http.SimpleAxisServer there is a main method too. if u run the main the axis will start on port 8080. to start in other port (I haven done it with main method ) create new SimpleAxisServer obj and set a socket in to it and call that obj

RE: Enabling SimpleAuthenticationHandler?

Try adding the following to your deploy.wsdd. -Original Message- From: Marc Boorshtein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 5:51 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Enabling SimpleAuthenticationHandler? Hello, I noticed that the simple aut

Enabling SimpleAuthenticationHandler?

Hello, I noticed that the simple authentication handler is present in my config file, but it doesnt seem to be enabled. Am I supposed to add a parameter to the service before I deploy it? Thanks -- Marc Boorshtein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> OctetString

Re: soap fault and WSDL2Java question

Anne, Thanks. But even with that change I get the same error. It seems that javax.xml.BindingFault.getName() returns null. I am not sure why it is not picking up the name attribute. I could not step into that part of the code which is creating the BindingFault, which is in the wsdl4j.jar Thanks,

Re: soap fault and WSDL2Java question

Shantanu, The name= attribute should specify a nmtoken, not a QName. Therefore your WSDL definition should read: http://MyService"; encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"; /> Regards, Anne - Original Message - From: "Shantanu Sen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTE

soap fault and WSDL2Java question

When I use the following WSDL file, I get this error, even though the WSDL is validated by Cape Clear WSDL editor, and I see the name attribute is there. java.io.IOException: ERROR: Fault is missing a name= attribute in operation "MyOperation", in binding {http://MyService}rpc-encoded.at

So server side handlers really work?

I created a handler, based on the SimpleSession handler in the Axis code base (basically a simpler version) and configured it for my service. The handler only gets called before the pivot and therefore no session is returned. If I ignore the pivot and just set the session soap header it is not

Server Side Handlers and Setting SOAP Headers...

Title: Server Side Handlers and Setting SOAP Headers... I am trying to add a header to the request/response when my service is invoked. How do I know when the pivot occurs or do I really need to care. I have tried:     Message message = MessageContext.getCurrentContext().getCurrentMessa

Re: wsdl

You'll have to do it during a post process. You can do it manually, you can use XSLT, or you can write a little XML processing program to do it.   Now that I look at the WSDL file again, I see that the default namespace is already defined, so you don't need to add it. All you need to do is

RE: wsdl

Anne,   We are currently using a Microsoft Soap client written in _javascript_. Somehow it doesn't like the names space in the WSDL file. That's why we want to remove the namespace.   Could you let us know in which file you change the xmlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" and how do we re

server-config.wsdd generation without a webserver

Given that I've got a wsdl file and wsdd deploy file, how can I generate a server-config.wsdd file without having a running webserver with axis installed? I would like to build a war file with axis and my jar files as well as the server-config.wsdd. I do not want to have to call the AdminClient to

Message style services and one-way operations ...

The Axis user guide states that "Message" style services support four valid signatures. All four appear to map request/response WSDL. Is it possible to use "Message" style with a one-way operation so that Axis doesn't send SOAP back on the HTTP response, but just a simple "HTTP 200/202"?

wsdd dtd/schema

All, Is there a public dtd/schema for wsdd? I just want to find a decent description of the elements/attributes available to me. I've used the standard stuff for quite some time and I'm just curious as to what I'm missing out on. Thanks, Cory

Re: Dynamic Deployment

Stuart Barlow wrote: If you drop a new war file into tomcat and this contains AXIS plus a service defn for your new service plus the jars required for service. Tomcat will auto deply the new war file. Would that work? Can you have multiple copies of axis running in the same tomcat? Interesting idea

Re: Dynamic Deployment

If you drop a new war file into tomcat and this contains AXIS plus a service defn for your new service plus the jars required for service. Tomcat will auto deply the new war file. Would that work? Can you have multiple copies of axis running in the same tomcat? Richard Emberson wrote: Can one dyna

preserving Map paramter type in interface

I have a simple interface in which a method contains a Map parameter. When I use Java2WSDL and then WSDL2Java the Map parameter has been changed into a HashMap. Is it possible to preserve the Map type or is the conversion to a concrete type necessary in AXIS? Thanks. Stuart.

How to deploy as a standalone server?

Hello, The user guide states that Axis 1.1 supports "Standalone version of the server (with HTTP support)". However it does not state how to do this. If one wanted to deploy as a standalone server, how would one do it? Thanks, Adhamh

does Axis do validation against WSDL specified in the WSDD ?

If one uses the tag within a ... definition, does Axis validate incoming SOAP msgs to that service against the schema specified by the ?

WSDL/XSD for apache data types?

Hi, I'm trying to connect a C++ client to (someone else's) Axis server to retrieve a file object. The server wsdl for the service uses the DataHandler datatype from the http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap namespace but I have not been able to find an XSD or WSDL for the apache datatypes anywhere a

RE: Unable to set header

I have it working with Axis v1.1 > -Original Message- > From: Pardha Vishnumolakala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 8:03 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Unable to set header > > > Hi, > > I am trying to set header using stub.setHeader() method ( just like

Dynamic Deployment

Can one dynamically deploy a new service using axis? What do I mean by dynamic deployment? Well, I do not mean that you have to know what you are going to deploy and put all the needed jar files into the WEB-INF/lib directory before you start the axis servlet - thats hardly dynamic. Rather, I want

Discovery Problems

Hi! My jar which includes all necessary for axis is trying to discover different BeanInfo, _Helper, Handler and .propertie files which does not exist in reality. This forces BIG additional traffic for each Class.forName() invocation! How can I avoid this? Is there possibility to tell the system t

Username/Password in WSDL2Java?

How can the username and password be set in code when using classes generated by WSDL2Java? It looks like I can cast the resulting client class to the stub class, but why aren't those interfaces generated by WSDL? Thanks -- Marc Boorshtein, Software Engineer Octet String Inc. Phone: +1-847-466-

Re: wsdl

Can you explain why this matters to you?   Axis uses namespace qualifiers for all elements in the WSDL file. This is a good practice. If you want to remove the wsdl: namespace qualifier, you'll need to do it manually. To do so, you must add a default namespace definition:     xmlns="http://s

Unable to set header

Hi, I am trying to set header using stub.setHeader() method ( just like it is mentioned in FAQ). but I do not see any headers populated in my soap message. I saw that some people were using this method successfully. Can u mention what axis release you are using? Thanks Pardha

Returns an Empty Object

Given the following scenario: My server returns an arraylist of custom_class. Why is it that it returns an empty arraylist to my client? I did beanmapping with the arraylist in my wsdd file. I registerTypeMapping the arraylist in my client source code. I'm stuck. Please help me. ---

WSDL2Java. Problem with mapping of gYear

Hi... I have a web service (describe by a wsdl file) with a method like this: . http://www.demoservice.org/demo"; xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";> http://www.demoservice.org/demo"; schemaLocation="http://www.demoservice.org/demo/ConsultasDemo.xsd"; />

Re: Axis attachment file created in the Temp directory

The class AxisServletBase in Axis 1.0, does the following during initialization: String attdir= servlet.getInitParameter(AxisEngine.ENV_ATTACHMENT_DIR); if (attdir != null) environment.put(AxisEngine.ENV_ATTACHMENT_DIR, attdir); I have not tested it, but I guess you can specify your attachment di

Re: Axis attachment file created in the Temp directory

>From your example I can see you have access to the DataHandler from your client code, so you could then remove the generated file manually. I guess you want this to be done automatically. I think the generator do not have semantic information enough to decide if the file should be temporary or not

Serialize the return value..

Hi ! I'm using RPC style web service, and a HttpServlet for invoking the webservice. I wrote a WSDL, and I'm using the generated stub. I'm successfully called the target method, and get back its return value. Unfortunately I need the XML instead of the class. How can I get an XML, from the returne

SOAP messages over SSL

Hi all, I have to send a SOAP message (and get a response) using HTTPS. I use Apache Axis for sending the message. The test client is simple: System.setProperty("java.protocol.handler.pkgs", "com.sun.net.ssl.internal.www.protocol"); Security.addProvider(new com.sun.n

Re: interopability with xs:simpleType

I think it is a .net problem as well but because I had no luck to change the behaviour there I thought it could be possible to let axis understand it. I think this is nothing special and interopability should be possible. I haven't found a bug reporter @microsoft but posted a message in the dotn

Re: bug id 21930 solution & To Dims

Seems like the WSDD is not indented properly for reading, I have the attached the deploy.wsdd for more convienence. Regards Balaji --- Balaji D L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Dims, > I had look into the CVS math/sample/deploy.wsdd. > Could you please tell us how to write a WSDD for a >

Re: publishing services

Or you can just write the wsdd file service entry yourself, so that when you install tomcat the service is ready to run. You can always copy what Axis wrote for you. :-) Jerome Baumgarten wrote: Once you published it, Axis / AdminClient will add en entry in the server-config.wsdd file. So next time

bug id 21930 solution & To Dims

Hello Dims, I had look into the CVS math/sample/deploy.wsdd. Could you please tell us how to write a WSDD for a service which returns "bean containing bean array" as a return type. I tried the following WSDD but getting the error:Couldn't find a matching Java operation for WSDD operation "getDe

RE: How to get the running AxisEngine?

Don't know if this help, but on the server side, you can do that from a Servlet : AxisServer axisServer = AxisServlet.getEngine(this); Jerome -Original Message- From: Frank Schoenau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: mardi 29 juillet 2003 09:16 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: How to get the

How to get the running AxisEngine?

Hi, can anybody tell my how i can get the running AxisEngine? I tryed to to get one, but it is not the running one?? Please help. Thanks frank -- COMPUTERBILD 15/03: Premium-e-mail-Dienste im Test -- 1. GMX TopMail - Platz 1 und Testsieger! 2.