Just a small update to my query: rt.jar is being explicitly
specified in the CLASSPATH settings.
- Original Message -
From:
Rommel
Sharma
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 3:39
PM
Subject: NoClassDefFoundError only on
Solaris
On
Hi All,
I have a webService Method already deployed and
running on the Axis.
When I run my client code on the Solaris an
Excpetion like this comes
ExcpetionProhibited package name:
java.lang.reflect
Any Idea what this is. I am able to compile my
Client code with no problems. The Exception
Thanks...the earlierproblem is solved. Now my
webservices client is throwing a security exception...
Anybody who has any general tips to give on configuring
web-services security, please mail me, useful links will also do.
- Original Message -
From:
Rommel
Sharma
To:
The way you can do it is as follow:
- write an init method in your class representing your service that you don't deploy
as web service method
- write a Servlet class that will call the init method of your service class
- in the WEB-INF/web.xml config file add a servlet entry for the previous
Hi, When i run my "happyAxis.jsp" in Apache Axis1.1 after intalling it.I saw the following Package missing from the Neeede Compnents
"Found JAXP implementation (javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory) at an unknown location"
I included the JAXP-API.jar,dom.jar,sax.jar,xalan.jar,xercesImpl.jar and
Thanks Jaime,
great news!! I'll get the latest/greatest. Is it stable??
I assume by JMS URL support you mean; jms://jms.destination ??
Is /samples/jms updated to represent this change?? If not, is there anywhere
I can see an example of how this all works now??
Thanks very much for responding,
Hi all,
I have been using axis for client and server webservice calls. We are running into this issue of "Too many open files" after we run 1000 transactions.
I have tried using the latest CommonsHTTPSender written by you but the same error appears and it looks more like a issue on the server
I'm pretty sure we added an additional sample in to demonstrate the
functionality (although the doc may not be). I would say that the JMS URL
stuff is pretty stable although any bugs you find would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jaime
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From: Celia Berry [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi All
When I am running my client code I am getting an
Exception called
java.lang.Security Exception : Prohibited
package name java.lang.reflect
Any Idea When this is thrown ?
Thanks
Dhanush
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Hi!
I have a problem running Axis 1.1 on Tomcat 4.1.29. The axis webapp
directory is deployed correctly and the validation of the installation says,
everything should be working, but when I try to access the list of deployed
services (http://localhost:8042/XML2/servlet/AxisServlet) I get a 404
These comments are rather speculative and not
reflective of much expertise in this area
1. Turn on some logging (or look in the
logs that already exist) to see where the exception is thrown.
2. Most likely, to use the client code you
will need to set up a security policy that permits access
Hi there,
I generate client stub code using WSDL2Java (Axis 1.1). One WSDL file
defines the webservice's encodingStyle as follows:
soap:body namespace=urn:Abc use=literal
encodingStyle=http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap/literalxml/
The combination of use=literal and explicitly setting an
Gary, thanks for offering to help. Let me try to clarify my problem.
As I understand it, Axis will create HTTPS (SSL) connections transparently,
using the underlying JSSE. When the client connects to the server, the SSL
connection will receive the server's certificate, which much be trusted in
Hi everybody,
Does anybody know why the
xmlns:java=http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java namespace is
included in the wsdd file. Because the only place it is used in is the value
of the provider attribute.
If it is removed the Service is not deployed properly. I´m asking because I
ry to
Thanks for your reply, but this is not
the problem. It is not an argument of the
web service method. It is a component object
of a larger object (which is the argument of
the web service). Can anyone help?
-A
--- Dhanush Gopinath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I think this is bcoz u r
'gtar' rather than 'tar' will probably do it.
Ken M.
Smart Colin wrote:
After downloading axis-1_1.tar.gz onto my development environment I then
used gzip -dc axis-1_1.tar.gz | tar xvf -
This results in a tar: directory checksum error !
What am I doing wrong ? I've got it all working
Title: Message
Hi,
I have a SOAP
server and a AXIS client. I get the following fault when I try to communicate
with the server.
-
AxisFaultfaultCode:
Hi, Stuart --
Thank you for the explanation. I think I understand what you're trying to
do. It seems to me that there is a much better way to go about this.
Please bear in mind, however, that I've never actually done this myself so
you can take this for what it's worth but I think it bears
I see that I forgot to mention that you need to add your provider master
class into the list of providers by adding an entry in java.security of the
form:
security.provider.n=com.anachron.security.Provider
where n is a number that is one greater than the highest one already in your
Title: Message
This is thrown when
you try to include a .jar file with a java.* package in it on the regular
classpath. You might want to check with Rommel Sharma since his earlier
email indicated that he did exactly that. I would expect his action to
cause exactly this problem, and it did.
When writing a web service client, is there a way to set the type
mappings using:
java.xml.rpc.Call or java.xml.rpc.Service
instead of using:
org.apache.axis.client.Call.registerTypeMapping(Class, QName,
SerializerFactory, DeserializerFactory)
I've tried this:
TypeMapping mapping =
Gary, thank you very much indeed for this. I will try this out, and post my
findings here for others to see (likely early January). I think this is the
solution I am looking for, as indeed it provides me with a per-connection
customization of key usage.
Interesting that in the
The other side of the X509KeyManager interface would be the X509TrustManager
interface. If you want to write your own TrustManager here, you will be
called with getAcceptedIssuers() and you would return an array of issuer CA
certificates that you will accept, just like you want. I assume, but
I had the following in my WSDL (the complete WSDL is at the end of the mail):
xsd:element name="MyComplexReq" xsd:complexType xsd:all xsd:element name="subject" type="xsd:string"/ xsd:element name="content" type="xsd:string"/ xsd:element name="card" type="typens:VCardType"/ /xsd:all
Jeff Others
The problem which I am facing I think is regarding
to the Security policies.
What happens with the Client Code is its getting an
exception from the instatiation of a Service Object. But this happens only in
the SOLARIS. I have put my server code and client code on Solaris v
Hello
Make sure you're using the latest stable (beta) version of axis. Also, make
sure you're using a correct wsdl file.
i used the InteropBase.wsdl to generate client and server stubs and skels
and everything is working fine. generating success instead of axis_success
definitely seems to be a
Hi All ,
The below mentioned problem is fixed.
It was the conflicting of the Java
Versions
I was using 1.3.1 while the Solaris original
version was 1.2.2. My mistake.
Cheers
Thanks
Dhanush
- Original Message -
From:
Dhanush
Gopinath
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hello,
is there a way to tell the WSDL2Java utility to register certain custom
Serializers/Deserializers resp. Serializer-/DeserializerFactories within the
client BindingStub's code? So far I have to add them manually each time the
code has been generated.
Thanks in advance!
Kind regards,
Arno
Hi there,
when I invoke WSDL2Java on a certain WSDL, which imports several XSD files,
which then again import a net of further XSD files (about 100 of them)
containing more XSD types, there is absolutely no output generated. At first
this was an issue of a low default timeout value (and there was
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