Can you please post your deploy.wsdd file and Client code..
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Venkatesh Kancharla
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Hi everyone,
Does anyone know of a way to generate a simple web application using only a wsdl?
Have a great weekend!
Bill Heitzeg
Bill Heitzeg
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I've been using Axis 1.1 client successfully for a couple of months.
However, the server recently changed to gSoap 2.5. Now the java.util.Map I
get back from call.getOutputParams() is missing the first return value.
The XML below is the response from server before it is parsed by my client.
After
Title: setting cookie property in Call
I noticed that neither of the two following calls actually set the cookie from a Call object:
call.setProperty(org.apache.axis.transport.http.HTTPConstants.HEADER_COOKIE, "cookie_str");
or
call.getMessageContext().setProperty(org.apache.axis.transpo
Doesn't returning the Document Object make the Web Service non-portable? In
other words, .NET or other SOAP solutiuons outside of Java have no idea how
to unmarshall the Document object.
(i.e. public interface EProfilePort extends java.rmi.Remote {
public org.w3c.dom.Document createProfile(o
Hello Anna,
Passing XML file as a string will also work, but you will loose all the
goodies that comes with, working with XML. In turns if you use XML then
you can do validation against the schema for your request (XML payload).
You can specify the schema for your request in WSDL file itself or in
Thanks Sonia. Can you please point me to some examples.
Anna.
On Friday 06 February 2004 01:58 pm, Shah, Soniya M. [RA] wrote:
> is the size limitation on string datatyp
I am using a XML as a string argument for one of my methods.
I don't think there should be any problem in returning XML as string.
Not sure what is the size limitation on string datatype.
Soniya
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Thanks Chris. I will try to do the same.
If any one have any other ideas please comment.
Thanks,
Anna.
On Friday 06 February 2004 01:37 pm, christopher justin wrote:
> one of the least portable features of not implemented in
> some SOAP APIs.
Anna,
I have basically asked the same thing and haven't received much input on.
As of now, I am just returning XML as a String. I am not aware of any
limitations with the string type so If some one knows of something that
would make returning XML as a string a bad idea, please let us know.
Yo
hello everybody,
I have a Login handler which will check from which IP address the request is
coming and then return an error message if the IP address is not the
intended one. Instead of throwing axis fault, I want to send a SOAP response
like the following which is how the customer receives.
hi,
i have a problem with a soap invokation. the problem is about the
deserializing of a complex parameter. i have axis 1.2.
before write in list i search with google but i find only question about
this problem
thanks in advance
emiliano
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From: "Jeff Greif" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 1:55 PM
Subject: Use of Message services
> For obscure reasons, I am interposing a adaptor web service between a
client
> and the target web service, in order to manipul
Hi Venkatesh,
THANK YOU. IT WORKED :-) I was actually missing the line QName qParam=new QName("urn:PublicService3","Param"); in Client.java
You are the best. If you ever come to England, please Stop by at the Buckingham palace.
Tony.
Venkatesh Kancharla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Tony,Its a p
Hi Wagh,
Where did you get the PublicService2.java and the Request.java?. I am assuming that you got them from my older posts.I got these files working after talking with Venkatesh 3 days ago. The ones that I have problem with are the ones that I have pasted on this email such as PublicService3.j
Hi,
I am new SOAP and axis. I have to pass an xml to the client as return type in
a method. Can I do that in axis. Also is there a restriction on the size of
the file I can send.
Can anyone please direct me to some examples.
Thanks,
Anna.
Hi Tony,
Its a problem with your Client.java. You need to have this 2 lines
of code
QName qParam=new QName("urn:PublicService3","Param");
call.registerTypeMapping(Param.class, qParam, new ...);
Every object should have one Qualified Name associated with it.
regards
Venkatesh
On Fri, 6 F
Hi ,
I have a web service implementation that is composed of:
* the main function in the SoapBindingImpl file ;
* JNI interface ;
* a set of C/C++ API's.
The main function calls the methods in the JNI interface and the latter
calls some API methods.
I have to set/unset some environme
Hi Venkatesh,
Thanks. I have corrected the problem but now I am getting this error:
SEVERE: Exception:org.xml.sax.SAXException: No deserializer for {urn:PublicService3}Param at org.apache.axis.encoding.DeserializerImpl.onStartElement(DeserializerImpl.java:485) at org.apache.axis.enc
Hi, Everyone:
I was trying to call Axis web service example that come with the Axis
installation.
The web server is Websphere 5. I deployed samples\userguide\example3 which
is 'MyService' successfully.
Because when I call
http://myserverip:9080/WSP_web_server/axis/services/AdminService, it shows
Is only neccessary to use the build tools
damitha
> I'd like to know if libtools is required by axis c++ or is only necesary
> to use the build tools
> thanks.
>
>
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Hi all!
I'm doing some "exercises" on Axis, and i tried to use custom exception
to throw a wsdl:fault.
My service is a simple class that calculates the sum of two intgers and,
if the first integer is 0, throws a MathException (defined as the
developers suggested in the axis user's guide)
Now, w
Thanks everybody for your answers.
I've found where is the problem : my client handler does not manage
correctly the fault and then when it reach the client I lost information.
It's ok now
Valerie
"chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sur 04/02/2004 17:36:21
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Hei,
In our effort to integrate customer systems with the application my company
offer, customer specification says that the order of input arguments shall
not be important. So I have to find a solution to securing the order of
parameters to fit Java implementation of our Web Service. I only kn
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