Stuart,
Since you haven't defined global elements in your schema, I suspect there's
an error in your WSDL:
When using document style, your definitions must use an element=
attribute rather than a type= attribute, and you must reference an
definition rather than a definition. So you need to def
Title: Message
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/
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Hi
folks,
Is there a WSDL schema or
Yes, it is a bit harsh. Just trying to make a point. I definitely think
suppliers and consumers of web services have different levels of
responsibility and knowledge.
I struggle with the WSDL too. XML schema is not as easy as DTD. I finally
buckled down and read a 400 page book on XML schema. How
Frank,
The information from the Client seems to give the best pointers:
> and the Clientapplication:
> Tried to invoke method public boolean
> indeedsimulation.ws.IndeedsimulationSoapBindingImpl.setFile(java.l
ang.String,java.lang.String,javax.activation.DataHandler) throws >
java.rmi.RemoteExcep
Hi Anne,
I should have added the whole WSDL file. (you'll find it below)
As you can see, I already have the global elements.
And when I only send an object of the type "User", the
causes no problems. So, I think that this is not the source of error.
I'm quite sure that the problem is the Hash
Is there any way to specify properties like
javax.xml.rpc.Stub.USERNAME_PROPERTY or
javax.xml.rpc.Stub.USERNAME_PROPERTY to a
javax.xml.soap.SOAPConnection?
I could not find any way to do this using the
JAX-RPC/SAAJ APIs. I would like to create a soap
message and add attachments and send it out t
When I connect to my service from my AppServer I get nothing
inside my SimpleChain::invoke ...
2003-08-08 15:26:14,031 DEBUG axis.SimpleChain [Jura Thread #32] Enter:
SimpleChain::invoke
2003-08-08 15:26:14,031 DEBUG axis.SimpleChain [Jura Thread #32] Exit:
SimpleChain::invoke
However when I mak
I think you're being a little harsh, Richard. WSDL is a very complex beast.
I've been studying WSDL for a couple of years, now, yet I often need to
reference the spec when I answer questions about it.
Stuart's correct -- a Web services toolkit should know how to spit out valid
WSDL. But doc/litera
It
still not work.
I
reexplain lmy problem :
Axis
commes a handler called org.apache.axis.handlers.SimpleSessionHandler that provides SOAP header
based session management. To use the simple session handler with the Web
Service, you have to tell the Axis framework to add the handler to t
it wa just a mistake in my email i have :
in my wsdd files
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Objet : RE: ClassCastException + SOAP Header session
Said,
One thing I can see is that
Hi Cory,
But you do want to return a SOAP Fault element, right?
Axis will create a new Exception class that matches your wsdl description.
It is up to you whether you throw this exception in response to catching
another exception or from any of your own criteria.
Let me know if I'm still not und
Hi,
Is it possible to configure a service with "Application" scope to
instantiate the object upon Axis startup? That object needs to start
some TimerTasks upon instantiation and therefore I don't want to delay
its construction until a client request comes in.
Thanks!
Winston
Hi there folks, I hope this is a simple question, but a search of the
archives did not turn up a specific answer. I am using client-side Axis
to connect to a remove SOAP service (also Axis, but this is irrelevant
for this particular question).
I'm in the midst of putting in code to detect various e
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