typeMapping causing "referenced but not defined" error

Hi all. I'm getting an exception for my custom serializer. "Type {connectionLog}DataHandler is referenced but not defined." Below is my wsdd file. Hepl? On another note, I'm surprised there isn't something to generate a full wsdd file so that you can fine tune later. http://xml.apache

Re: how to get the latest checked in code?

http://cvs.apache.org/snapshots/ws-axis/ --- Shantanu Sen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wanted to check the difference for a specific > wsdl2java behavior between the 1.1 final and the > currently checked in source code to see if what I > think is a bug has been fixed. I looked at > http://cvs.ap

how to get the latest checked in code?

I wanted to check the difference for a specific wsdl2java behavior between the 1.1 final and the currently checked in source code to see if what I think is a bug has been fixed. I looked at http://cvs.apache.org/dist/axis/nightly/ All I see there are a zero length zip/tar files. Also, there are a

Does Axis HTTPS verify URL hostname?

Hi, As part of HTTPS, at the client, the cn of the server certificate should be checked against hostname of the URL through which the service is accessed. In our case, our web server is using a wildcard certificate (i.e. the cn of the server certificate is something like *.abc.com). In the client

RE: code count for Axis

Chris, Keith: Thanks very much. I needed a very high level count so this is good. In the paper work, there was another question which asked "how would you support this software?" and in the reply I have put down this user group :) Thanks again, Soniya -Original Message- From: Keith H

Re: interface versioning

Jaspreet, Versioning the namespace was my first idea but then I get some comments that actually it doesn't work since the generated client stubs depends a lot of the namespace. In short, clients will be broken if you do that. There are some articles on the web that says exactly the same :) Regar

Re: interface versioning

>Does anyone have great thoughts on interface versioning? I'd love to hear the answer for this, or at least some more discussion. It's a hard problem. I have some practical experience with this, but no great answers. I am engineer at Google; I work on our SOAP interface, the Google Web APIs. When

commons.logging Exception caused by SAAJ ???

A org.apache.commons.logging.LogConfigurationException is getting thrown by a service that I've deployed with Axis. The service uses SAAJ 1.2. The exception is happening when I try to get a SOAPEnvelope from a SOAPPart. In this case, I'm using the com.sun.xml.messaging.saaj.soap ... implement

Client side response handler

Title: Client side response handler Hi all I have a java client app (plus axis-generated stubs from wsdl) that = accesses .NET web services.  I need to write a service specific (?) = handler that captures the SOAP response from the service.  I'm confused = about what classes/interfaces t

RE: A very unique situation.

Hi Keith, I'm not totally understanidng what you are saying. If your saying that what all we need at client side is interface, *Service, *ServiceLocator, and *SoapBindingStub classes it makes sense.Then the server-config.wsdd file would not use instead would use some thing like

RE: A very unique situation.

Hi Pradeep, I think you can throw away the server-side classes at this stage. You only need the generated *interface, *Service, *ServiceLocator, and *SoapBindingStub classes for the client. At least, that seems to work for me. The server-side generated classes would be used if you were writing a

RE: A very unique situation.

Keith, I did exactly as suggested by you.The problem now is i have to fill the implementation class with calls to ejbs. Do i have to make lookups in the implementation class and call the ejbs.?. My implementation class package sample; public class SampleSoapBindingImpl implements s

Returning a XSD_BASE64

Hi Everybody, I'm trying to do an axis-SOAP function returning a file. I've done something like this: public byte[] getFile() { /* ... */ } with inside a function call: java.lang.Object _resp = _call.invoke(new java.lang.Object[] {"parameter"} ); Return type of SOAP call is a XSD_BASE64 When

Re: How to turn on debug in JBoss for AXIS?

Hi, David, You are right -- there are logs for JBoss-net. However, those are really from deployment point of view, i.e. from JBoss. I wanted logs from lower level AXIS, i.e. from axis.jar. I added this in log4j.xml: As I mentioned, it didn't work. What's the problem your refe

SOAP headers and WSDL

I have a service which adds SOAP headers to its response by adding them directly to the SOAPEnvelope object which is, itself, retrieved from the MessageContext. The headers show up perfectly when I view them in the SOAP Monitor. My problem is that I need to be able to read the headers in a .N

Axis and JAWS exception

Any idea what would be causing the following exception when launching from LAWS? tia -t java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError at org.apache.commons.discovery.jdk.JDKHooks.(JDKHooks.java:75) at org.apache.commons.discovery.tools.DiscoverSingleton.find(DiscoverSingleton.java:412) at org.

RE: code count for Axis

Using JCSC on the Axis codebase: (http://jcsc.sourceforge.net): [jcsc] Package Count:62 [jcsc] Class Count: 605 [jcsc] Methods Count:5177 [jcsc] Total NCSS Count: 45702 (NCSS = non-comment source statement, not necessarily the same a

Re: code count for Axis

On Fri, Nov 21, 2003 at 09:40:11AM -0500, Shah, Soniya M. wrote: > We have a paper work that needs to be filled out for any software we use for > which we dont have official technical support. lol. > I have to fill that out for Axis. > > One of the questions is how many lines of code. Does a

code count for Axis

Title: Message Hi All, We have a paper work that needs to be filled out for any software we use for which we dont have official technical support. I have to fill that out for Axis. One of the questions is how many lines of code. Does any one have a rough estimate? Thanks, Soniya

wrong soap message???

Hi Gurus! I send SOAP messages from an Oracle 9 database to an Axis server. In the first case I set the content's length, everything works fine, I get the desired answer. Here is the request message I got it with the TCPMonitor application: -

Re: Why choose Axis?

Anybody knows if the JWSDP handles interfaces well? Because it appears that Axis does not.   Thanks in advance, Leonardo

RE: ENCRYPTING SOAP- HOW?

I am using SOAP over HTTPS for security. This will be for the entire message and not parts of it. Not sure if this is sufficient for you. Soniya -Original Message- From: arthi nagarajan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 8:23 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAI

Re: Re: ENCRYPTING SOAP- HOW?

hi Dims, Thanks for the link as well.Any ideas when this project takes shape. If its near future..it would be worth the wait.Please let me know the tentative release dat. Thanks again, Aarthi. On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 Davanum Srinivas wrote : >see http://sf.net/projects/wss4j/ - code is in cvs, no r

Re:Re: ENCRYPTING SOAP- HOW?

hi Srinivas dims, Thanks for ur reply.With my experience, I really cant understand how I can do this now.I have to do this for a proxy server implementation. Could u give me some suggestions??..may be I can encrypt my .java file and then pass it to axis. Its like the turn around method..but wou

Slow (de)serialization of a Java bean using AXIS default serializers

Hi,   I am using AXIS as my web service provider and I am trying to pass a Java bean to and from the server.  It is a very simple bean with 3 string fields and a HashMap of fieldnames and fieldvalues(about 4 elements - all strings).   Although, this is a very simple object, the deserialization at t

Missing attribute when inheriting complex type that contains attribute

Hi, i am using the latest released Axis verison (Axis 1.1). For some reason, i have problem getting attribute defined in the parent complex type to be serialized. In my schema, i have something like the following: // child type

Re: ENCRYPTING SOAP- HOW?

see http://sf.net/projects/wss4j/ - code is in cvs, no releases yet. -- dims --- arthi nagarajasn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi, > > Hello , I understand that u do encryption on axis1.1 SOAP messages and TOMCAT.It > would be nice > to give some pointers on how to encrypt the whole/parts of t

ENCRYPTING SOAP- HOW?

hi, Hello , I understand that u do encryption on axis1.1 SOAP messages and TOMCAT.It would be nice to give some pointers on how to encrypt the whole/parts of the SOAP messages from axis.I am working on a real time project and security is of great importance.Thanks for any help. Cheers, Aarthi.

Re: Axis using in-correct Encoding for ARRAY in Doc/Literal

Muthu, Yes, this is a bug. Please add it to bugzilla (http://ws.apache.org/axis/bugs.html) -- dims --- "BLIS Webmaster (Patrick Houbaux)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm not sure but what if you remove the attribute "provider" in > definition in the > wsdd. > > Patrick. > > Ramaswamy, Muthu

RE: A very unique situation.

Hi Pradeep, You can create WSDL from an EJB - just pass the remote interface to Java2WSDL. This may not give you everything that you need - it depends on exactly what types the remote interface contains and you may need to modify it by hand - but then you should be able to run WSDL2Java on it a

RE: interface versioning

yup.. interface versioning is good. there are different ways to accomplish this. one is the getVersion way that you've told. i saw one way in xalan in which they version the namespce i.e they have a different namaespace for every version. so clients won't end up using different header files with

Re: interface versioning

Yes this are the conclusions I made as well :) One strategy I was thinking of is to mention something like "Deprecated (wont be available anymore from 2005.1.1" in the message returned by the getVersion() for the version I don't want to maintain anymore on the server side. So that client applicat

Re: interface versioning

Looks like publishing one WSDL file for each interface version and having a getVersion() method is a reasonable solution. pros - clients can query versions and talk to the one they are familiar with. cons - server app needs to support all interfaces. Ta, Stuart. Stuart Barlow wrote: Thanks

Re: Axis using in-correct Encoding for ARRAY in Doc/Literal

I'm not sure but what if you remove the attribute "provider" in definition in the wsdd. Patrick. Ramaswamy, Muthu wrote: Hi All- I have got a simple service using Doc/Literal/Wrapped style. When I access the service using a call object in my java/Axis client, the response message contains SOAP

Re: interface versioning

Thanks Patrick, I tried using the search from the AXIS mailing list page this morning and got hits from all mailing lists. Ill read this link and get back. BLIS Webmaster (Patrick Houbaux) wrote: I remember having some discussions in the mailing list about that. Browse the following thread: http:

Re: interface versioning

I remember having some discussions in the mailing list about that. Browse the following thread: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-user&m=106737614722205&w=2 Patrick. Stuart Barlow wrote: Does anyone have great thoughts on interface versioning? Is it wise to think about keeping an interface g

interface versioning

Does anyone have great thoughts on interface versioning? Is it wise to think about keeping an interface generic so that it doesnt alter much between product versions? Or do you publish version 1 and version 2 along side each other in newer versions of product? Is there any standard support in WS f

Tomcat and LDAP

If I configure jndi realm for authentication in tomcat the user "database" is on LDAP directory. I have a swing gui where a user inserts login and password and so can access to axis web services, but how can make this? Can I made a web services for transfer login-password over ssl connection and te