You could possibly just make your web service a proxy which talks to the
real app.. although i think in design terms this is a bit of a hack
stephen
William Lee wrote:
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Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 03:01:38 +1100
From: Stephen Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Sta
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>Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 03:01:38 +1100
>From: Stephen Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Starting a background service?
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>Is it necessary to do this before anything else happens?
>You could check if the thread is running when the web s
At 05:22 PM 10/27/2003, you wrote:
Thilo Frotscher wrote:
I know only one implementation of attachment support in Axis which
is org.apache.axis.attachments.AttachmentsImpl. This class supports
both DIME and MIME. That's why I'm asking myself what the configuration
option is good for and if another
Nobody with a hint? The Axis developers perhaps...?!?
Thilo Frotscher wrote:
I know only one implementation of attachment support in Axis which
is org.apache.axis.attachments.AttachmentsImpl. This class supports
both DIME and MIME. That's why I'm asking myself what the configuration
option is
Hi,
I have got web service clients (both Java and VB) that need to access my
Axis Web Service.
The web service is located in my intranet.
Running the client from my workstation, I get relatively good performance.
Once I move the client to our UAT box which has no internet access - the
performanc
The command is
java org.apache.axis.utils.admin server yourfile.wsdd
where yourfile.wsdd is your WSDD file.
You need to have all the Axis jar files and xml parsers in your classpath
before you execute that command.
"Wilson, Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 27 Oct 2003 17:41
Please respond
Hi,
the problem I described earlier in this list
(http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-user&m=106726359815081&w=2) is easily
reproducible with the samples delivered with Axis.
1) Just setup the Axis in Tomcat as the documentation says and uncomment the
SSL-connector in the Tomcat server.xml.
2)
I've looked there and it does not really point out anything definite.
Thanks for help though.
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I would try looking at this site, is a real he
I've looked there and it does not really point out anything definite.
Thanks for help though.
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I would try looking at this site, is a real hel
I would try looking at this site, is a real help :D
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/install.html
--- "Wilson, Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hello...
>
> I am new to Axis and was wonder how do I start up
> the Admin Client. I've
> found the AdminClient class but I am not sure where
> to put
do nested complex types require custom deserializers in axis? in other words,
if i have a response that looks something like this:
a very beautiful blue
blue
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5' 11"
is it insufficient to register a TypeMapping just for the Employee class? do
i also have to
Title: Message
Hello...
I am new to Axis and
was wonder how do I start up the Admin Client. I've found the AdminClient class
but I am not sure where to put it so it can be used?
Allen
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Hi All,
I have written a single SOAP client am not specifying any return type or
any parameter types in my SOAP client.
This is to keep using only one client for all my services and I pass all my
arguments in the standard Object Array.
I have got this working for passing HashMap with String Array
Title: july4.html
Do I need to regenerate beans (generated using AXIS
wsdl2java) whenever OPTIONAL changes are made to request / response
message?
Even when
the client/service don't have to pickup changes as and when
the response/request message definition changes.
regards,
girish
Is it necessary to do this before anything else happens?
You could check if the thread is running when the web service is called
and if not, start it.
This also has the advantage that if your thread finishes its work it can
exit and next time you call the web service it will be re-started, to
ch
Is it possible to start up a background process when the web service is first
initialized? Most of the documentation I looked through just mention axis as a stub
or front end to the application server. What I want to do is to start a scheduler
background thread before my web service gets initi
Yes that's right
All depend if the user of the Locator know the new URL endpoint or if he
assume that the Locator he retrieve his already configured (J2EE
component using Lookup on a Locator for example).
the method is : get(URL);
Regrads
Guillaume
Henry lu wrote:
>
> There is way to do so witho
Hello,
I have a problem with tomcat/axis using SSL. If I use our web service with
http, everything works fine. But switching to https (after enabling the
connector in tomcat) works 2-3 calls without an error and then results in an
org.apache.commons.logging.LogConfigurationException (s.b.). switch
If it's using the .jws file to deploy it will be much slower due to the
extra work.
By the way, is it really necessary to yell? I can hear you from here in
Australia!!
stephen
Henry lu wrote:
This is exactly easy WS paied a price - performence. THere is nothing
you can do about it.
From: M
This is exactly easy WS paied a price - performence. THere is nothing you
can do about it.
From: Mario Cova <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Apache Axis Help - Urgent
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 13:12:25 -
Hi!
WHY DOES
There is way to do so without change the "final" address. There is another
"getXXX" method that lets you to specify the url. Take look at the locator
file.
From: Guillaume Sauthier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Changing Web Service address lo
Hi!
WHY DOES THE SERVICE RESPONSE AFTER EXECUTING THE FOLLOWING COMMAND
IN SHELL
java samples.userguide.example2.CalcClient -p8080 add 2 5
IS SO SLOW?
I CREATE A JSP CLIENT WHITH SAME CODE AND THE SERVICE RESPONSE
IT'S MUCH FASTER.
thanks,
André
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Hi,
I have a patch for this & for adding typeMapping elements to the ant
tasks. I'm still working on getting wsdl2java to dump out custom type
mapping info. Let me know the bug ID
Matthew
Mike Klein wrote:
Besides the ant tasks missing some key parameters available in the
commandline version
Hi Pablo
Recently a patch has been applied to change this.
So in the CVS, WSDL2Java do not have the final attribute anymore and
*Locator have a new setEndpointaddress method.
Regards
Guillaume
Dimuthu Leelarathne wrote:
>
> Hi Pablo,
>
> There is a "fnal String" attribute in your *locator.java
An ant task for publishing your web service via uddi/juddi/jaxr might be
nice too...
mike
Mike Klein wrote:
I'm trying to finish up the uddi/registry portion of my soap
tests...hopefully by tomorrow...then I'll pull axis source and look at
the ant tasks.
I be able to fix the discrepancies m
I'm trying to finish up the uddi/registry portion of my soap
tests...hopefully by tomorrow...then I'll pull axis source and look at
the ant tasks.
I be able to fix the discrepancies myself in less than a day
and check it back in...will get on the dev list to see if this is
required/desired, a
Hello Micheal
In fact, you want to use JAX-RPC Handler. And you assume that Axis
Handlers are JAX-RPC Handlers. But it's not the case ...
There is a solution to use Jax-rpc handler in a config.wsdd file : here
an example :
Hope this
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