RE: newbie query

Hi -Original Message- From: Chandrasegaram Jeyakumaran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 9:22 AM Hi, welcome to axis:) You are using simpleaxisserver. The easy way to start is try out the example3 of userguide. You better follow userguide procedures to

Re: Axis (Java) next release question

I thing allso, this may be use full Am Mit, den 26.11.2003 schrieb BLIS Webmaster (Patrick Houbaux) um 06:05: A proposal for the next milestone: Would it be possible to have two axis jars for the next release of Axis (1.2 alpha)? - one for the clients (without all the servers stuffs) :

problem with axis and tomcat

Hello I'm working with axis and tomcat 4.1 I have created an axis web service which works correctly when I invoke it with a simple client. But I need to invoke this service with a special client which is located in tomcat (TOMCAT_HOME/common/classes) and then I get the following error. I guess

Re: newbie query

I am using the C++ version ... so i didn't have example3 :( anyways, i had the cppservice sample and the calculatorclient sample so i converted the calc client to a cppservice client and it worked ! I am confused. Are you using a java client to test the cppservice sample? I have more

Re: Axis (Java) next release question

+1 to that, although I'm not sure how much difference there would be between them, presumably all the handler and wsdl processing would have to be included in both? Tom (http://taverna.sf.net) BLIS Webmaster (Patrick Houbaux) wrote: A proposal for the next milestone: Would it be possible to

Re: Axis (Java) next release question

mmm... then maybe there should be 3 jars: - axis-common.jar - axis-client.jar - axis-server.jar Cheers, Patrick. Tom Oinn wrote: +1 to that, although I'm not sure how much difference there would be between them, presumably all the handler and wsdl processing would have to be included in both?

Installation problem

Hi all, I deployed Axis onto my App Server. The compile and the deploy stages were successful. I was able to open the index.html and the happyaxis.jsp pages. In the happyaxis page, for some of the libraries, the page says 'found so and so library at an unknown location'. My first question

The requested URL /servlets/org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet was not found on this server.

Hi all, While I am trying to navigate happyaxis.jsp file, which is in localhost/axis/, it gives an error what I have given in the subject. Web server is running in the port 8080.copied all the files in the directory webapp/axis to localhost/axis. I copied the xml parser also in

Unable to locate a valid EngineConfigurationFactory

The code : org.apache.axis.client.Service service = new Service(); generates the following error : - Factory org.apache.axis.configuration.EngineConfigurationFactoryServlet Ignored: missing required method: public static EngineConfigurationFactory newFactory(Object). - Factory

Re: Unable to locate a valid EngineConfigurationFactory

Hello Which version of Axis do you use ? have you change in anyway the classes mentionned below ? It seems that default Factory classes have been tried but they do'nt provide the static method newFactory(Object). Regards Guillaume [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The code :

http headers and handlers

Hi*, we need to access the http headers and set them using information taken from the fully formed SOAP envelope before it is posted. We managed to do this by modifying the HttpSender and assigning it to the call as its handler. Unfortunately we lose the typemapping for the

Dublicate namspace declaration from SOAP 2.3

Hi All First the case: I'ave made a Message Service in Apache SOAP 2.3 (my application server is WAS 3.5.3) My client are using WAS 5.0 so he made a client using Axis WSDL2Java. Then the problem: When I marshall the Envelope using org.apache.soap.Envelope marshall(...) method, it replicate the

different namespace for types and messages

Hi! I want to have my complex types in a different namspace (and xsd) from the service. But the SOAP response doesn´t add the namespace in the return so it´s asumed that they are in the same namespace as the returned message. Therefor my c# client can´t parse (serialize) the message. A soap

Re: http headers and handlers

Implement a javax.xml.rpc.handler.GenericHandler and register it on your client (if sending headers) or server (if receiving headers). On the client side you need to dynamically register your handler through the handlerregistry of your service. On the server side it is a matter of editing

Réf. : Re: Unable to locate a valid EngineConfigurationFactory

I use axis 1.1 and I didn't modify any of the axis classes. Perhaps the context of my problem could help : I call a first axis service which has an handler This handler call an external class (not a web service) located in TOMCAT_HOME/common/classes This external class call a second axis web

Re: http headers and handlers

By the way, I forgot to mention, if you are sending some official HTTP headers, Axis will forcibly strip them. The only solution for now is to either modify the distributed HTTPSender or create your own modified HTTPSender and register it dynamically (again, I can provide code illustrating

Re: http headers and handlers

Hi Aaron, I have implemented a modified HttpSender and I think my problem is to register this one dynamically. If you could send me the example code, that would be great- thanks, benjamin By the way, I forgot to mention, if you are sending some official HTTP headers, Axis will forcibly strip

Bug#: 11815 ServiceLifecycle.destroy() never called when session is destroyed

Title: Bug#: 11815 ServiceLifecycle.destroy() never called when session is destroyed Hi, I've seen the problem with the ServiceLifecycle.destroy() never being called when session is destroyed has been fixed. Is it possible to obtain the source code for that fix? Which ones are the files

Attaching a remote URL contents that is authenticated

Hi all, I am trying to implement a downloading service that will act as an internet front-end for an intranet server. I want my service to return a file as an attachment. For this, I have a method like: public DataHandler download(String path) throws AxisFault { if (path == null) return

Re: Réf. : Re: Unable to locate a validEngineConfigurationFactory

IMO It's a classLoader problem. Where are located axis jars on the tomcat server ? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I use axis 1.1 and I didn't modify any of the axis classes. Perhaps the context of my problem could help : I call a first axis service which has an handler This handler call an

No such operation 'in0'

Guys, I'm generating a wsdl out of java code and from the wsdl generating client stubs and server code.However when i make calls to the method which takes a single param it gives me No such operation 'in0'. Any ideas greatly appreciated guys My wsdl file and part of

Re: http headers and handlers

Tried that but unfortunately it didn't do it for us... Our problem seems to be that the handler registration, which we do in the generated stub (call.setClientHandlers( handler, handler );) destroys any reference to previously registered typemappings in the call. Even if we reregister them they

Re: http headers and handlers

Did you configureNonBrokenHTTPSender before calling createCall? Make sure you call createCall after the configuring the HTTPSender because it overwrites the service config. I don't know why the registration wouldn't work afterwards in that case. Maybe Axis developers can chime in here? You

Java2WSDL

Hi, When I use Java2WSDL, all the input parameters are changed into in0, in1, in2 etc, which are meaningless. For example, a method setData(String dataType, String data), the two parameters dataType and data would become in0 and in1. This causes problem later -- when I run WSDL2Java, all the

RE: Java2WSDL

Compile the Java class with debug turned ON. That way java2WSDL can pick up the correct parameter names from the Java classes/methods. However, if you methods are in an interface/abstract class, then the compiled java code does not contain enough information for java2WSDL to output WSDL files with

'java.lang.exception FIXME' while deploying a ws with tomcat

Hi ! I've got a problem with Axis 1.1 and Tomcat 4.1.29 and don't know, how to get around that :-( Ive made a wsdd file for deployment. the syntax of that file is correct, i am pretty sure, because i took an example of a webservices book and it has only 5 lines. i placed my class in the correct

Axis_C error parsing WSDL

Hello, I have installed the Axis (C++) alpha release. I have all done as described in the documentation at the website. While making the server skeleton and wrappers i got the following error: --snip- java

RE: Axis_C error parsing WSDL

Hi Christian Fricke, It seems that there is something wrong with the wsdl you used. Another possibility is that the required axis jar files in your class path may be incompatible. Please use the axis jars in the /lib/axisjava/ foloder of Axis C++ distribution. If you still get the problem let

RE: newbie query

Hi Jaspreet, First I thank you for your feedback on Axis C++. -Original Message- From: Jaspreet Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 3:09 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: newbie query Hi -Original Message- From: Chandrasegaram