Deploying WebService in Axis

Hi All ,   I was reading the article "Axis:The next generation of Apache SOAP" and trying to implement the webservice given in it. I have an Axis1.1 Engine.   I was invoking the WebService with an Object ServiceClient.But it gave me compilation errors. I looked through the API Docs and foun

RE: mapping wsdl to uddi

Hi Kishani;   What do you meen by Axis.c is that Axis.cpp ?if  you can you please clear that to me first? Thanks Kanchana   -Original Message-From: kishani Liyanage [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 10:19 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: mapping wsdl

Redirect for www.apache.org/~rubys/ApacheClientInterop.html

Does Axis still maintain a matrix of interoperability testing by toolkit? The URL came off the TOC in August (rev 1.6 http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/ws-site/targets/axis/toc.html ), but doesn't seem to ever have been restored pointing to somewhere else. I have been unable to find its replacemen

Re: How to get sample SOAP Body?

Hi Rajesh, There are three ways to invoke a web service. Using a static client, using a proxy or complete dynamic invocation. It's not really clear to me whether you want to generate the SOAP message given "the wsdl" or "the uri of the wsdl." Of course if you have the wsdl beforehand you can run

Web service methods implemented as static methods..

I was searching for information to understand the remifications for implementing the methods in my web service implementation class as static menthods. This is the information I found - The Axis web services engine does not include static methods when it generates WSDL documents

Handler question

I need to write a handler (server side) that, under certain conditions in the SOAPMessage being processed, prevents the target SOAP service from getting executed. But, I don't want to throw an exception. Can anyone provide some insight as to how this is done with Axis? Thanks, Mark

WSDL2Java Question

Hi, If I have generated a WSDL file from the source file myjava.class and Java2WSDL utility, then use that as input to WSDL2Java: 1.  Are these the correct files to deploy under my webserver? MyJava.class                                         | MyjavaSoapBindingImpl.class               |  

mapping wsdl to uddi

Pls tell me -- how do i publish and find a web service in to a uddi registry since i'm using AXIS.c step by step explanation i much appreciated.    BT Yahoo! Broadband - Save £80 when you order online today. Hurry! Offer ends 21st December 2003. The way the internet was meant to be.

Re: Server : one interface, two implementations

On Fri, Dec 05, 2003 at 08:48:34AM +0100, Herve AGNOUX wrote: > I should want two services, with the same interface, but with different > implementations. > > I hope it's possible to get that with server-config.wsdd, and the "service" > element. For the two services, I use the same "className" p

Re: via package name ?

Hello At this time, it's not possible to do what you want. a beanMapping tag explicitly map a java class to an xml qname. You cannot map a java package (as a list of java class) to only 1 qname, you must have a list of qname. And so, a list of beanMapping seams the only solution. Regards Guillaume

Réf. : Re: handler : how to get information on the sender ?

I have many web services and servlets talking to each other For security reasons I want to identify the application who send the message : If it's a web service I would like to know its logical name (or uri...). If it's a servlet I would need something like ServletContextName... Security is a very