Hi guys:
I have a MyClass class (extends Exception) which is throw by a method
in
my web service. I used wsdl2java to generate the proxy classes from its
wsdl. And there is element in the
element for this method in the wsdl. When I invoke the method via the
proxy,for example:
try{
twss= n
Hello All,
A question on the interoperability of .NET and J2EE. I have to pass an XML
Document to a web service implemented in .NET
Is it advisable to send an XML dom object which is of type
"org.w3c.dom.Document " to the .NET web service. I am assuming that the
interoperable version to an XML
Fortunately I found the problem. My application uses old version
of log4j, but axis uses log4j1.2.8. After I changed my
application uses the new version of log4j, everythink works
fine.
Thanks.
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Title: Message
Sorry to re-send this
note, but has no one had a problem with 3rd party WSDL validators not
liking WSDL generated by the Axis WS Publisher running under
Tomcat?
Hi.
I'm
checking out the Axis Web Publisher that runs as a webapp under Tomcat. I'm
using Axis 1.1 and
Hi
I've installed tomcat v4.1.29 & axis1.1 on my machine according to the
instruction, and I can get the main page, there is no error message when I
validate the setting via axis happiness page. And I can deploy web service
using jws ( but i can't invoke the service by typing
http://localhost
I have a set of set of custom ser/deser/factory
classes configured against an EJB that work so far in
this scenerio:
MyObject getObject(String guid);
As long as Axis executes the serializer on the server
and the deserializer in my standalone test program it
works fine. As a note, my deserializer
In my case, java.library.path is null for both the standalone and service
modes of Tomcat.
It seems that when TC's running as a service, it ignores the drive prefix
on the windows PATH. The DLLs were on drive D: and even though that's what
was in the PATH, they still couldn't be found. I was
Hi there,
i know there is a RMIHandler, but i failed to understand what the
function of
RMI is? For example I am deploying a SOAP-Service via WSDD-Deployment.
Is it possible to access that Service with
RMI(Naming.lookup("SOAPSERVICE"))?
ThX, yours Thomas
Attachments were left out of BP 1.0 with the statement they'd be covered
in 1.1. The WS-I site (http://www.ws-i.org/) now has both a BP 1.1
Working Draft and an Attachments Profile 1.0 Working Draft that the
former references. Unless something changes dramatically, the
attachments support is go
Hi All,
I am using tomcat as a server and webservices are using axis java.
My client is in c++. I download axis-c-beta-win32.zip (binary) for
client. It is working fine with java client
while execute the client I am getting the error message on tomcat like
Generating fault class
no SoapAction he
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> However, there is one caveat for both DynamicInvoker and WSIF:
> they work, as they are, only with simple java types. If you want to
> use complex types, you have to have a corresponding Java class created
> on the client side - which makes dynamic invocation much
For JNI the dlls need to be in the VM's java.library.path . This is
usually set when the vm is started on the command line with something
like -Djava.library.path="C:\my dll folder" . I have no idea where you
set this for tomcat, and I don't think you can set it in java either.
Jon M
-Origina
Hi, I think both Axis 1.1 and JAXM + SAAJ (in Sun's JWSDP 1.3) implement
Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1 with Attachments messaging.
So what are the advantages/disadvantages of each package? in terms of
performance? functionality? flexibility?
Thanks for any feedback.
I have an Axis web service that needs to utilize numerous JNI C++
components under Win2k. Putting the location of the .DLL/.LIB files in the
system PATH works fine when running Tomcat in standalone console mode.
However, when Tomcat is run as a service I get the following error when
attempts at
Hi,
I am getting the following error when I try to get the wsdl for
EchoAttachmentsService at
http://localhost/axis/services/urn:EchoAttachmentsService?wsdl
AXIS Error
Sorry, something seems to have gone wrong... here are the details:
Fault - ; nested exception is:
WSDLException: fau
Can someone sheds light on WS-I basic profile and attachment support?
Is it true that WS-I basic profile does not include attachment (because MS
prefers DIME?)?
If that the case, how will attachment be exchanged between .Net and J2EE
in a standardized way,
if J2EE 1.4 is used for building web s
Title: Java.sql.date schema mapping
Is there anyway to force java.sql.Date to be mapped to "DateTime" in axis 1.1 and still using "org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanDeserializer and org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanSerializer"? I am using the beanMapping and the wsdl axis generates m
Hello,
I am having some trouble using the Java2WSDL emitter with Axis 1.2 alpha,
and I am hoping someone could offer me some help. I am new to web services,
and to Apache Axis as well.
I deployed my web service using the AdminClient, and looked at its WSDL
using ?WSDL. I can see that the BeanSe
You can have one java class for all complex types -- use org.w3c.dom.Element
or some simple wrapper class that might also include the xml type. You need
to set up serializer/deserializer pairs for all such combinations. The WSDL
would be read to determine these type mappings.
Jeff
- Original
We might want to borrow an idea from Systinet -- WASP has a SOAP interface
to its WSDL compiler. An application can invoke the compiler, pass it the
URL of the WSDL file, and receive JavaBeans for the complex types in return.
Anne
At 12:43 AM 2/13/2004, you wrote:
Hi people,
I
They're both implementations of JAX-RPC.
Sun's RI offers slightly better performance (although still not equal to
the commercial products).
Axis tools are much easier to use.
Both systems are a still bit buggy in regards to Doc/Literal support.
Sun's DII doesn't support complex types.
I much pref
Are there any comparison of Axis for Dynamic Invocation Method vs. the Client Stub?
General Guideline which method should be used at client side?
Thanks,
Sharon Zhao
Motorola Inc.
Axis implements the Sun APIs (mostly JAX-RPC), like Struts implements MVC.
And all are a PITA to learn.
Mark
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From: Mark Woon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 9:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Comparison between Axis and Sun's RI?
Hi all
Title: Message
What
client should do then if I want client - server has secure connection via
SSL/TLS?
Thanks,
Sharon
-Original Message-From: Leo de Blaauw
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 1:23
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: H
Hi people,
Any idea why i am getting the ConnectException at the bottom? The exception is thrown
by the line
if (operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(input, output, fault)) {
The method I am trying to invoke doesn't have any arguments.
The relevant part of the code is below:
Hi gurus,
I have deployed a simple "Hello world" soap service in axis in weblogic 8.1.
And I have tried to invoke it using 5 concurrent clients for 10 times each.
Surprisingly, the invocation time has increased to more than 3 times.
Average time for invocation for 1 client for 10 times ---> ~50 m
Hi,
I am trying to get a SOAP Handler to be invoked after the marshalling has
taken place. I have tried using the transport description in the
server-config.wsdd like;
This handler must be invoked after the unmarshalling as it unmaps contexts
etc from the se
I already highlight this issue long ago and no one until now have the
solution. The aforementioned JROM is obselete (last updated June 7, 2002), I
think the guy who create the API already drop the project which is sad. I
already try JROM but its using an obselete version of AXIS so part of the
API
Hi people,
I was looking into dynamic invocation of web services for some time. Dynamic
invocation would have the advantage of using the wsdl to construct the soap message
dynamically, meaning that changes in wsdl could be automatically picked up by the soap
executor.
W
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