I UNPLUGGED the network cable and made a 'localhost' web service call (web
service also on my own machine) ...and it ran fine ! Doesnt that conclude
that Axis server or client DOES NOT try to refer/fetch the DTD / Schema
referenced by the URL/URI namespace?
Glen, please answer that question in
Hi folks,
Struct is a predefined data type in SOAP 1.1. I am investigating how to use
Struct to do interesting things such as simulating maps and passing
information in groups. Can any one give me some examples of how to use
struct in the context of AXIS.
Many thanks
Les
=
Thanx Glen for pointing that out. I was under a wrong impression.
> Hi Dimuthu, all:
>
>> > Does anybody know if Axis performs 'Remote DTD/Schema referencing' ?
>> Does it fetch all the XML schemas/DTD posted in a
>> particular HTTP soap
>> > request message?
>> >
>> No axis doesn't support romot
Hi Dimuthu, all:
> > Does anybody know if Axis performs 'Remote DTD/Schema referencing' ?
> > Does it fetch all the XML schemas/DTD posted in a
> particular HTTP soap
> > request message?
> >
> No axis doesn't support romote XML schemas/DTD referecing
> yet. But if you
> want reference a schema
> Does anybody know if Axis performs 'Remote DTD/Schema referencing' ?
> Does it fetch all the XML schemas/DTD posted in a particular HTTP soap
> request message?
>
No axis doesn't support romote XML schemas/DTD referecing yet. But if
you want reference a schema you can include it in the wsdl of
> Does anybody know if Axis performs 'Remote DTD/Schema referencing' ?
> Does it fetch all the XML schemas/DTD posted in a particular HTTP soap
> request message?
>
No axis doesn't support romote XML schemas/DTD referecing yet. But if you
want reference a schema you can include it in the wsdl of t
Title: How to extract values from SOAP message?
hi
use any of the xml parser or parser implementaion
(sax , xml pull , ). take it as a xml doc
regards
vtpavan
- Original Message -
From:
Myatlyuk, Andrey
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 12:
I have a bean that I am publishing as a web service with Axis. One of
the methods in my bean returns an InputStream:
public InputStream getStream();
Is there any chance that Axis can take this InputStream and send its
content to the SOAP client as a DIME attachment? Or, is there another
way to
Does anybody know if
Axis performs 'Remote DTD/Schema referencing' ? Does it fetch all the XML
schemas/DTD posted in a particular HTTP soap request message?
Thanks
Hi Tania -
A group of Axis committers and friends-of-Axis are working on a technical, developer
and architect oriented book that delves into the nuts and bolts of building web
service endpoints, clients, handlers, and transports using Axis. JAX-RPC, connecting
to JMS and EJB's, and .NET intero
Nuts, I was lazy and just did a reply-to the last question, and forgot to
paste the old subject line,
anyways, I have a shot at cleaning up the snipit (our mail gateway
apparently auto-breaks)
QName qn = new QName( "urn:MyWebService", "ValueObject" );
call.registerTypeMapping(ArrayList.class, XM
I'm a little late, but I just had that same problem and I wanted to "share
the code" for the mailing list archive:
Note that this is code for the client, the server seems to serialize the
ArrayList correctly (or at least in a manner that the ArrayDeserializer can
parse). I am not sure if it will
perhaps you might submit a documentation patch for the axis ant tasks ??
I am of the same opinion... if i have some spare time I might write up
some better docs (and examples) for the tasks.
stephen
Haddad, William wrote:
Okay, thanks. I did get the deployment to work using the axis-admin ant t
Okay, thanks. I did get the deployment to work using the axis-admin ant task, but it
was a bit daunting for me, an Ant novice. The documentation of the various axis-admin
attributes was not at all clear, so I will show the combination that finally worked,
as a help to anyone else trying to get t
Look into the Axis' samples\security directory. This directory has code
which does both - XML Signature signing and XML Signature verification.
Follow the readme instructions to the dot and you will have no problems
running the sample program.
Sanjesh
-Original Message-
From: Yuri Demche
On [17/09/2003 04:09], Yuri Demchenko wrote:
> Very useful tutorial on JWSDP already mentioned here
> http://java.sun.com/webservices/downloads/webservicestutorial.html
>
> Chapter 12. Building Web Services With JAX-RPC
> Section 13. SOAP with Attachments API for Java
>
> for signing/verifying SO
Hi
I am new to the Axis environment. I am trying to deploy a sample application in Axis. I can access the web service thru the Browser. However, when trying to access the web-service from a java client i recieve the following error
No client transport named 'http' found! at org.apache.axis.client
Andrzej Roszkowski wrote:
I'm looking for any way to sign/verify SOAP messages using XMLSec. Is there
any redy-to-use handler or tutorial how to write it? im new to XMLSec lib so
any good starting point will help
Very useful tutorial on JWSDP already mentioned here
http://java.sun.com/webservices
On 9/17/03 5:55 AM, "James Black" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adhamh Findlay wrote:
>
>> It appears that I can on provide on class per service. Is this correct?
>> Not could someone explain how to provide more than one class per service?
>>
> From my experience a web service, which may have ma
Hello!
I'm looking for any way to sign/verify SOAP messages using XMLSec. Is there
any redy-to-use handler or tutorial how to write it? im new to XMLSec lib so
any good starting point will help
tia.
--
Andrzej Roszkowski
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Adhamh Findlay wrote:
It appears that I can on provide on class per service. Is this correct?
Not could someone explain how to provide more than one class per service?
From my experience a web service, which may have many different
methods, will access the same class for processing.
I don't f
Hi Andrey,
I'm sorry about the last mail. It looks weird. What I wanted to say was that
use
if(a_ello instanceof javax.xml.soap. SOAPFault)
instead of this line "if (a_ello instanceof SOAPElement) " .
Then from the SOAPFault you can simply get the faultString , actor and etc
...
Dimuthu.
Set
you VM heap size to some value by just passing -Xmx as a
command line option to java.
-Original Message-From:
Jeyakumaran.C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday,
September 16, 2002 4:00 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Memory supporting is lacking in
axis
Hi,
I am using the Axis 1.1 and i want to abort a call (RPC/encoded)
to a web service.
I want to do this if the web service takes a long time.
Is there a solution to do this.
Thanks
--
Slimane AMAR Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
GENIGRAPH
How to extract values from SOAP message?Hi Andrey,
Try replacing "if (a_ello instanceof SOAPElement) " with this "
if(a_ello instanceof javax.xml.soap.SOAPFault) ".
>From the SOAPFault you can simply get the faultString , actor and etc ...
Dimuthu.
Title: Üzenet
Hi
!
What
is the version of your webserver's JRE ? Try to build with sdk 1.4.1,
and set the webserver's JRE to that version. It helped me in that kind of
situation.
Br
Balazs
-Eredeti üzenet-Feladó: Satheesh Mani
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Küldve: 2003. szep
Instead of using stucts you may consider us maps. define a map in WSDL and
use AXIS to generate the required stub classes. Using the stub classes, you
can send maps to the server.
Les,
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From: scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 10:34 PM
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