In tomcat stop and start application from Tomcat Web Application Manager
did the trick at least for me on romcat 4.1.27.
Also you can use configureAndWatch() but there could be some problems
when using it with application servers, threading issues; but there
might be some improvement on this in
Think of server-config.wsdd as more like web.xml instead of server.xml.
Both(web.xml and server-config.wsdd) are scoped by the webapp in which they
are located.
server.xml is for all of tomcat - different scoping.
-Dug
"I-Sampige, Srinivas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/12/2003 03:42:03
PM
Plea
Hi Doug
I apologize to you if I am asking an obbvious question. I am having a bit of a
confusion here since I am new to axis and have been learning and experimenting with it
for the past few days.
As I understand, axis when living as a webapp say under tomcat(I followed the
instalatio
I would like to use my own serializer/deserializer for complex types
(including arrays). I have accomplished this for most complex types, but
am having problems when it comes to arrays. I have mapped the arrays to
my ComplexTypeWrapper class, but I am recieving a Bad types exception.
Is there
Is there any way to force AXIS to generate a 'Type' section containing
XMLSchema definitions for complex data types when generating WSDL?
Thanx,
Ian
Ian D. Stewart
Open Systems Engineer II
Enterprise Midrange - Bank One Infrastructure & Operations
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This transm
Hi, I am new to this list. I have searched the web but didn't
find the answers.
Hope I can get me some help here.
1. How can I send DIME attachment from gsoap client to Axis service side ? The
provided gsoap example uses "xsd__base64Binary &image" as an in parameter.
Since my service side is u
I was just able to get something similar to work just the other day. I first
attempted to remove the log4j.properties file from the jar but was getting
the same error message as you. I then left the jar intact and merely placed
a log4j.properties file in the classpath and Axis took these settings n
There's a default one in the axis.jar that will be written out when
something is changed.
Look for: org/apache/axis/server/server-config.wsdd in the jar and just
update it with your stuff and then put it in your WEB-INF dir.
-Dug
Mike Spreitzer/Watson/[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/12/2003 09:53:
Axis 1.1 (final) has no server-config.wsdd
in webapps/axis/WEB-INF/ (nor anywhere else)!
Hi,
is there anyone, who can explain me, how to use axis with EJB's 2.1?
AFAIK on the serverside there are the possibilities:
1.) use a servlet, which calls a session bean
2.) use the endpoint interface of a session bean directly
does 2.) mean that axis is obsolte on the serverside?
or is it po
1. EJB uses RMI over IIOP instead of HTTP as its transport layer. Far fewer
bytes involved in sending complex objects.
2. EJB uses native Java serialization rather than serializing to XML. Far
fewer bytes and internal serializer implementations can be faster.
3. EJB uses persistent connections --
Mike,
Just add them to the server-config.wsdd file in the WEB-INF dir and they're
predeployed.
-Dug
Mike Spreitzer/Watson/[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/12/2003 09:14:20 AM
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Subject:Building a WAR with web services already deploy
I would like to build a WAR (Web Application
aRchive) that contains Axis with some of my own web services already "deployed".
That is, I want to be able to distribute this WAR to people and tell
them to simply install it in their servlet container --- with no need to
use the Axis AdminClient afte
Hi,
I am new to axis and webservices. I am using axis 1.1 and while invoking
our custom webservice i am getting the following exception on the client
side
java.io.IOException: No serializer found for class java.util.AbstractList$Itr
in registry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All our custom objects used to
Definitely a good book -- one of my favorites, by a great group of authors
-- but it's old. It predates the JAX-RPC spec.
Richard Monson-Haefel has written a book on J2EE Web services -- totally
focused on the JAX APIs and WS-I BP. See
http://www.aw-bc.com/catalog/academic/product/0,4096,032114
Title: Message
You can't find a
better java book than this one on current open standards.
Not too sure if
it deals with ettk/wsi as of yet
http://programmingnetwork.tripod.com/bk_xml/isbn_0672321815.htm
Regards,
Raj
-Original Message-From: Pascale, Peter
H. [mailto:[EM
Hi all,
Sorry for the huge cross-posting. We are in the process of renaming all the CVS
Modules for Web
Services projects from xml-* to ws-*. See below for list of new module names. The old
module names
link to the new ones (so you can submit changes if still have some) BUT only till end
of thi
I liked the java web services by O-Reilly.
Not too big, good first reference on WSDL and sun specs. Not a long-term
reference, but it helped a lot when I had to come up to speed on the basics
fast.
Peter
-Original Message-
From: Tania Durán
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hello all,
I´m looking for a good (if possible) introductory
book into web services, developers-oriented not bussiness-oriented. Any
suggestion?
thanks in advance.
Tania.
> I'm trying to create/use a custom log4j.xml (same as log4j.properties, but
XML format).
> As directed in the Axis documentation, I removed log4j.properties from
axis.jar and
> have placed my custom log4j.xml in the classpath.
> But, now when I run the axis-admin Ant tasks (e.g., to deploy or un
Use log4j.properties to turn on logging (see the axis docs). This helps
a lot when you get vague errors like this. Best of luck.
stephen
Morin, Marc-André wrote:
Hi all,
I deployed my web service with Tomcat 4.1.27 and axis 1.1 and I get the
following error when a call is made to the service:
Methinks that the ZipException might be caused by something trying to
open a jar file - since a jar is just a renamed zip file IIRC.
stephen
Mark D. Hansen wrote:
I'm trying to create/use a custom log4j.xml (same as log4j.properties, but XML format). As directed in the Axis documentation, I re
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