[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to create a simple web service to handle attachments between a
Perl SOAP:LITE implementation
and Axis (latest version).
I managed to send attachment to the Perl web service, but I have the
following problem when I invoke
a method on the Perl webservice that ret
Hi Christopher,
Thanx for pointing that out, but if I change the year my XML-Spy evaluation
period will expire ;-) and I can't live without it.
Chears,
Dimuthu.
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From: "Christopher Blunck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 8:01
Hi,
If I understand your problem correctly then this is a way.
You can specify the locator with the method
locator.getPoint(URLPortaddress).(if the service interface is Point).This
would be better solution for you.
Regards,
Jeyakumaran
> I have an application which compiles using ant and uses th
Hi,
If u add a new method.means your wsdl changes. So you have to do the
entire Java2Wsdl and Wsdl2Java procedures.
But if you use the DII(u can create the class manually without the stub
generation) you don't have to generate the stub.(I think this is what you
are referring). Then u can simply
I have an application which compiles using ant and uses the wsdl2java
target to generate the classes required for communication to a service
running remotely. This works fine as there is token replacement done on
the WSDL file to set the port and host name giving it a dynamic quality
depending
hi!
actually in the default type mapping, XSD_TIME is mapped to the
org.apache.axis.types.Time class as shown below. this type class use the
java.util.Calendar. So what is happening here is, ur java.sql.Timestamp is
mapped to the XSD_TIME and again it mapped to the java.util.Calendar not to
the ja
Is that a typo in the WSDL??? PrderIdentification should be
OrderIdentification i think.
stephen
DealRaider.com wrote:
Thanks for the response.
I tried changing the URN to have '.' in place of the '\' but I get the
same error.
Anybody
Hi ,
Sometime back I had to deal with the same problem. The below mail helped me
out.
Regards,
Dimuthu.
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From: "Tom Jordahl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 9:19 PM
Subject: RE: No such operation fau
We have some java classes that we need Axis to move about. Some of them
have attributes of type java.sql.Timestamp
I noticed that Axis changes these types to java.util.Calendar when I run
java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java. This is throwing off our code that
accesses these classes.
It is kind
Hello,
I see no answers yet to your post, I had the same problem, but there is a workaround
in
axis using AxisEngine object. My conerns is that what to do in other jaxrpc
implementations?
I dont think jaxrpc spec covert this!!! The needs to gain access to data btwn stub
calls from a
soap h
Thanks for the response.
I tried changing the URN to have '.' in place of the '\' but I get the
same error.
Anybody have another idea?
DealRaider.com wrote:
Hello,
Thanks to slight hints in previous responses, I think I am now able
to better explain my current issue:
I have a pre-specifi
Hi!
using the property attachments.implementation an alternative implementation for the
attachment support can be configured. What is this good for? Are there alternative
implementations already?
Thanks!
Thilo
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Die B
I'm trying to create a simple web service to handle attachments between a
Perl SOAP:LITE implementation
and Axis (latest version).
I managed to send attachment to the Perl web service, but I have the
following problem when I invoke
a method on the Perl webservice that returns a Base64 attachment.
Hi,
I'm new to Axis and Web Services.
I do already know the basics of how to set up a WS from JWS-file and from
a Java class or interface. So I do know how to use the Java2Wsdl and
Wsdl2Java admin tasks. But there are several questions to be answered ...
What I would like to know is the most conv
Hi!
using the property attachments.implementation an alternative implementation for the
attachment support can be configured. What is this good for? Are there alternative
implementations already?
Thanks!
Thilo
__
Horosk
Mostly because I don't want the first instantiation to take a hit. They are
a multitude of JDNI lookup calls along with other reading of data , so
initialization could take 30 seconds. Once the app is deemed 'open for
E-business', I want the service to be primed without having to hit it once
first.
Title: interop. test results
Where can I find the SOAPBuilders interop. test results for Axis? They used to be at http://www.apache.org/~rubys/ApacheClientInterop.html, but aren't there now.
--
A.G. Edw
For JNDI, why not a static initializer in a super class?
Bem
On Wed, 2003-10-22 at 13:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ed,
>
> AXIS makes extensive use of Handlers. You can create a BasicHandler,
> placing any initialization in the init() method of the Handler, then add
> the Handler to the reque
Ed,
AXIS makes extensive use of Handlers. You can create a BasicHandler,
placing any initialization in the init() method of the Handler, then add
the Handler to the requestFlow of the service in question in your WSDD.
Here are some links you may find useful:
JavaDoc for the Handler interface
Title: Any help appreciated: init() equivalent
HI,
In SOAP 2.X, I leveraged the init() method inside the rpcRouterServlet. This allowed me to setup my Datasources and cache any appropriate information when the servlet was started, therefor not incurring any JNDI lookups and the like d
Pallapolu, Sudhir wrote:
Yes, I have
been doing that in my prototypes. Converting to bean or writing a
conversion
layer means a lot of code to be rewritten in my project. I am searching
for a
way to convert Maps and collections to compatible (SOAP&WSDL) types
implicitly (by adding
On Wed, 2003-10-22 at 15:05, Harald wrote:
> Generating a client-implementation using wsdl2java of Axis 1.1 results in a
> Header-class without explicit setter- and getter-methods like
> setAnyAttributes() and getAnyAttributes(). It seams, that Axis does not
> support "anyAttribute" in a scenario
Yes, I have
been doing that in my prototypes. Converting to bean or writing a conversion
layer means a lot of code to be rewritten in my project. I am searching for a
way to convert Maps and collections to compatible (SOAP&WSDL) types
implicitly (by adding one or more serializer/deserializ
Hi folks,
I have a webservice (created in java and deploy with apache axis) that returns
custom data types to the client. VB.NET is the client.
I am importing schema into my wsdl file from a different namespace and
created a valid WSDL. I tested the web service with XML spy soap request and
Pallapolu, Sudhir wrote:
I am trying to write a
custom serializer for java HashMap class
(I want to be able do this for collections as well.).
.Net
doesn't like the SOAP returned
by the default MapSerializer, can any one
help me out
by pointing me towards a sample or any existi
Thanks for the
information... unfortunately the hashmaps I'm
using do not have a fixed set of keys.
I guess I will
have to write a layer to convert the incompatible types to javabean
type objects.
-sudhir
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Hi,
I wish to implement a simple web service that will use a combination of
SMTP and POP3 for transport (i.e. sending requests and responses using
SMTP and listening using POP3). When looking in the JavaDoc API, I find
org.apache.axis.transport.mail, but this package doesn't seem to exist
in a
I have
the same problem.
Ian
([EMAIL PROTECTED])
sugested the following:
"If your hashtable has a pre-determined set of keys, the easiest way
would be to create a JavaBean that represents the return data, and use the
BeanSerializer/Deserializer via the element in your
WSDD.
Example:
Hi,
I've
been using org.apache.axis.utils.Admin to add/remove service elements.
I noticed that the final EOL character is stripped from the end of
server-config.wsdd/client-config.wsdd. This causes a problem
when the WSDD is parsed using something like sed, though I believe it would
c
Hi,
I am trying to write a custom serializer for java HashMap class
(I want to be able do this for collections as well.).
.Net doesn't like the SOAP returned
by the default MapSerializer, can any one help me out
by pointing me towards a sample or any existing implementation. Any help
Hi,
a server-side xml-schema used by our wsdl makes use of "anyAttribute" like
this:
...
...
...
Generating a client-implementation using wsdl2java of Axis 1.1 results in a
Header-class without explicit setter- and getter-methods like
setAnyAttributes() and getAnyAttributes(). It
Using the Message programming model style axis hands the implementation
class an Element[] instead of a SOAPMessage. Why is this? It doesnt
seem consistent with the SAAJ/JAX-RPC specs.
Thanks
keith
Great. It looks the right way to do it. Keep it open for emerging standards to come
and to integrate it with any selected security: XML-ENC, XML-DSIG, XKMS, SAML, XrML,
SSL, etc.
Best Regards,
Jose
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From: Srinath Perera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, Octo
Richard,
Do you agree with this assessment? We need to bootstrap this pretty quickly with code
from srinath
and Ias. Are you willing to help shepherd them into Geronimo (or) should we do
something in
ws.apache.org? Srinath prefers the latter, but i prefer the former as i see the need
for a tigh
Hi Dims,
we agree the changes to axis should be minimal (preferably no changes.)
How we thought about the project is like this
1) JSR109 implementation is a tool in axis(like WSDL2Java) which
generates a web service that wraps the J2EE components.(a web service
that do the lookup and map we
Have you tried changing the namespace so there are no slashes at all??
Perhaps this will indicate whether it's the namespace that's the problem
or something else.
Also, I don't know the answer to the doc/lit question, have you checked
the samples for doc/lit ??
stephen
DealRaider.com wrote:
As a kludge you could try using an ObjectOutputStream or similar and
then encode the byte array into a string
stephen
trella wrote:
Hello, I would like to know how can I construct serilaizer/deserializer
for some java classes (java.util.Set swing.JTree...)
Thank you,
---
My impression after a lot of reading on soap was that wrapped/called
impl class was soap-unaware.
#1 Why then are wsdl2java generated interface methods throwing
RMIExceptions? Plus...generated impl classes have 'SOAP' in their
name...this is not distributed-unaware.
This implies impl code know
Hi All,
There is a wiki proposal page created for the JSR109 implementation.
it can be found by url
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?JSR109Proposal
Srinath
Hello,
Thanks to slight hints in previous responses, I think I am now able
to better explain my current issue:
I have a pre-specified WSDL document I'm creating a new Web Service for.
It specifies a doc/literal type style.
I've attached the full WSDL, and also list here some of the key exce
Hello, I would like to know how can I construct serilaizer/deserializer
for some java classes (java.util.Set swing.JTree...)
Thank you,
Mónica Trella López
Dpto. Lenguajes y Ciencias de la Computacion (http://www.lcc.uma.es
Srinath,
The more i think about this, the more i am convinced that most of the work should be
done in
geronimo with minumum changes to axis itself. Since there needs to be tight
integration with
Geronimo and the target is to provide a 109 impl for geronimo.
Thanks,
dims
--- Srinath Perera <[E
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