In AXIS using the WSDL2Java tool it seems that for Document style SOAP messages, i.e., Doc/Lit messaging option, there is a limitation that if we have more than two or
more operations for a given web service then each of those web services have to
have different (i.e., unique) Request and
Title: RE: Multi-Threading issue?
All,
Thank
you for your help, and sorry for the trouble.
There
is a bug in the way I create the client process threads to be processed in the
Server (Tomcat-AXIS).
Yes
the "application" scope for deployment implies that there will only be one
end-point
Title: Message
Ed,
IBM's
approach requires that you hand modify the WSDL with the schema. However, in my
solution, you don't touch the WSDL generation at all. Sure, you lose the schema
validation piece on the client side, but you also gain the advantage of having
the client code and WSDL
Hi
Chetan,
We are
just now supporting doc/lit. Will be available in Axis C++ 1.1.xxx onwards. What
we have in the CVS HEAD is being changed/modified.
I am
checking in the latest code today. Please get it and use it.
1. Get the WSDL2Ws tool to generate C/C++ web services and
clients.
Hi,
I could able to deploy my own webservices and also can see the WSDL files as welland also able to run the client applications using Apache Axis.
But,when I try to see the delployed web services by clicking the "View" link on my axis page (http://localhost:8080/axis/index.html),Iam getting the
Title: RE: deserialization error: no deserializer is registered
You probably have not registered correctly the bean serialization classes to handle your bean (the SOAP serialization issue is independent from the information you give the JVM when you say Serializable).
Here is a code example.
Tony,
I can't answer your question regarding the behavior of Axis, but according
to the WS-I Basic Profile, each operation must have a unique message
signature, which is defined by the qname of the child element of the
env:Body element. (When using Doc/Literal, the child element of the
You should send this question to Sun's JAX-RPC discussion list.
At 11:14 AM 1/15/2004, you wrote:
Hello All,
I am getting the following error :
deserialization error: no deserializer is registered for (null,
{http://com.test/types/HelloWebservice}HelloBean
You have a typo in your namespace declaration:
QName '{http://xml.apahce.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java}RPC'
(note the spelling of apache)
At 08:46 AM 1/15/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
I could able to deploy my own webservices and also can see the WSDL files
as well
and also able to run the client
Thanks., for that.,"Martin, Richard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Siva,You seem to have spelt Apache wrong within your WSDD:provider type matches QName '{http://xml.apahce.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java}RPC'I believe this should read http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/javaTry changing this
Hi,
I deployed a web service and wrote a 'Client.java' and it worked fine.,When i changed to 'Client.jsp' iam getting the following errors..
*
package org.apache.axis.client does not exist import org.apache.axis.client.Call;
package org.apache.axis.utils does not exist import
In most of our experiments all of the doc/lit WSDL emitted by Axis 1.2a's
java2WSDL tool was either invalid or not WS-I compliant.
I define invalid to mean not immediately usable for a client to bind to
and successfully invoke the service.
I define not WS-I compliant to mean failing Mindreef
Hi All,
Although it is a bit offtopic, i thought someone
would help or give me a lead for a problem i am facing in WSDL4J
i tried googling and i got many similar questions
but let unanswered.
I have a java client accessing the WSDL using
WSDL4J.
WSDLFactory wsdlFactory =
Hi Rao
Have you included the jar files assosciated with axis
in the lib directory of your web application?
Maybe this is causing the problem...
Hope this helps
Vineet
--- siva kondapalli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I deployed a web service and wrote a
'Client.java' and it worked
I'm am trying to map a java exception to a SOAP fault using a Doc Literal structure.
I'm generating the WSDL from my Java Code. I'm having a very easy time with complex
data types, but I can't figure out what I need to do to map an exception to a fault.
I think I've listed all the relevant
I am having the same problem... If you find the way to do that, please, let me know...
Right now I am catching the Java exception, creating my AxisFault from the Java
Exception by myself, and throwing it again... I don't like it a lot, then if you find
something else let me know...
Thanks in
Ransel ,
I certainly will. I need to map a standard Java API (without modifying the API) to a
web service, so I need to be able to map an standard Java Exception to a SOAP Fault.
For now though, would you mind sending me an example of how you are doing it? I could
probably use this for
Hello,
I need to create a WAR file containing whole AXIS + my webservice, in
order to make the deployment of my webservice same as deploying any
other WAR.
The problem is that I did found no way to create the server-config.xml
file without having any server running. I need to do this in an
Petr,
I believe I'm doing what you're asking. I'm just placing everything directly
in the server-config.wsdd and then kicking off Ant to build it all into a war. In
other words, I have a server-config.wsdd file as part of my build project, I place all
my config information in this
Hi Anne,
Thanks for your clarification.
So, if the WS-I BP 1.0 requirement is to ensure that each operation have a unique input message for (Doc/Lit based SOAP messaging) then it seems we can possibly satisfy that requirement by allowing theone operation's input message be
Title: RE: How to create the server-config.wsdd file in a script (without any running server)
What I did was use the AdminClient to publish my service with the server running, and it created the service section in server-config.wsdd (saved in WEB-INF in the axis webapp directory in Tomcat),
Title: Message
Hi,
I've been trying to find a way to specified
explicit headers in a WSDD.I want these headers to appear in the WSDL
document axis generates formy web service.
Is there any way to do this? Can someone
point me to an example?
Thank you very much
Ransel López, Web Services
Tony,
I'm not an expert on Schema, but I don't think you can derive elements by
extension. (You can derive types, but not elements -- correct me if I'm
wrong.) But either way -- you can't derive a wsdl:message from another
wsdl:message. Each message part definition must refer to a schema
Hi,all.
I'm new to axis and I'm developping a small web service, I
encountered a problem: in the SOAP message there's a complex type in
which there are two simple type(one xsd:string, another xsd:integer),
when deserialize the string is ok, but xsd:integer causes a
SAXException, stackTrace
I am also having a problem with custom beans which I think the sample
code within this e-mail will fix. However, I still want to ask if this
is the intended solution when the problem is encounteredt during
java2wsdl generation.
I have an interface that accepts a serializable bean (see my
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