As long as you have a proper schema that defines the structure of the
message, I see no advantage to making the application perform the XML
processing. Applications work much better with native language objects. As
long as you have the schema, you should be able to easily transform the
data bet
JAXM defines a standard messaging interface, but JAXM isn't required by
J2EE 1.4, so lots of folks have chosen not to support it. Most
implementations support some type of messaging interface.
Cape Clear, Systinet, webMethods, and (of course) Sun's JAXM reference
implementation support JAXM. Th
I was hoping nobody would ask me that. :) It was a silly mistake. I thought
I had bounced Tomcat after swapping out the class files, but I had not. So
the changes I made to my Java code were not actually deployed to the web
container.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure what I changed to make it work.
Sorry .. since both ends (Client and Server) deals directly with xml
documents.
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From: Pillai, Ranjith
Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 11:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: What are the advantages of Message style web services?
Hi Anne,
Thanks for the information.
Hi Anne,
Thanks for the information.
I had the impression (read earlier in Axis User group) that Message
Style services are better for interoperability since both deals directly
with xml documents.
Thanks,
Ranjith Pillai.
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From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Anne,
Any idea if and/or when JAX-RPC will standardize this? So far it seems
like an Axis specific thing - has anyone seen it elsewhere? (Glue?
CapeClear?)
Would it not make sense to give the developer the choice of either using the
XML <-> Java data binding facilities that a particular
Yakulis, Ross (Ross) wrote:
I have done this for rpc style but not yet looked at this with
document style services as 1.1 had several errors relating to
document style and have not had time to play around with 1.2Aphha.
It works for document style as well, seemingly transparently. The
Dynamic
Also look at these links.
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg17482.html
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-udax.html
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=331&thread=467761&message=2156329
Ross
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From: Mohd Al Mahmood [mailto
You can do this, however it works best with "simple types" and not complex types (if
you are using rpc. The problem with complex types is you need an instance of the
class to hand to the serializer/deserializer. The get the class instange a
java file would need to be generated and compiled on
>My question is, is there a tool or a program that enables me to dynamically
>read a WSDL file of a certain service and generate the according SOAP
>message as a request to use that service.
You have two options. The easy thing is to use Axis' WSDL2Java tool to
statically generate .java files th
Paying attention to my debugging has uncovered the problem.
The loader was throwing a java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
(missing some settings needed during static initialization)
in org.apache.axis.util.ClassUtils.forName this gets interpreted
as a ClassNotFoundException, with the causing Err
Hi,
I've seen this question posted a few times, but I don't recall seeing an
answer... does anyone know why, when one tries to view the echoattachment
sample wsdl, provided with Axis, the following error is returned:
Fault - ; nested exception is:
WSDLException: faultCode=OTHER_ERROR: Can't find
If your application prefers to work with the information in it's native XML
format, then you want to use the message style. For example, if your
application simply wants to process one portion of a large document and
then send it along in a workflow, it doesn't make sense to convert the
entire
Hello.
I have a question that I need to post, and thus I guess I need to subscribe.
I am new to the AXIS world, but I am well familiar with Web Services. I
have installed AXIS with Tomcat successfully, and I have run some examples
that were supplied with the AXIS documentation.
My question is
Hi Axis Community,
Could anyone shed some light on real advantages of Axis Message Style
services compared to passing in and out complex beans?
Any help will be deeply appreciated,
Ranjith Pillai.
Hi Chris,
Thanks for your reply. XML conforms to a schema. If I add schema
elements it works. Since my service is Axis Message Style (Passing in
and out w3c.org.dom.document), I had the impression type should be any
type or what type should I use if my parameter and return type are
w3c.org.dom.doc
You need to have both a WSDL file and a WSDD file for each Web service. The
WSDL file describe the service from the client application's perspective
(what does it need to know in order to invoke the service). The WSDD file
describes the service from the service container's perspective (what does
Hi,
i'm relatively new to Axis and have a working connection from JavaWebStart
Client to a SessionBean on my JBoss Appliation Server with WSDD.
Which advantages has using WSDL instead of WSDD. For me as newby it seems
to be much more complicated to create a running System. Is the performance
b
Mark,
Actually, there are two levels of container in most Java Web Services (JWS)
platforms. In most products, the default scenario is to deploy the JWS
runtime in a servlet container. Meanwhile, the JWS runtime supplies its own
container that manages the lifecycle of the objects that implement
Hello
I am trying to create a set of web-services wich are based on the same
class but have different names and can be parameterized. I was thinking
of using something like servlet initialization parameters which I would
include in the wsdd file.
If this can be done I would like to know how to
I´m with a similar problem and I´m get crazy.
Could you tell me how you configured your web container?
-Mensagem original-
De: Mark Leone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 5 de abril de 2004 01:17
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Assunto: RE: Mapping a bean within a bean
Proble
Title: RE: maximum size of a document for a doc/lit ws
Hi Dario,
I had several major memory problems sending files without using attachment. The server Axis was running on started to run out of memory with files around 2Mb. Switching to attachments (using the DataHandler datatype, in my case
Hi axis users,
have you got an idea of how much can be big in MB a document transported
in a message of a doc/lit web service?
I'd like to know it because I have to decide if a web service has to
transport data as attachment or not.
(When I tried message style web services I experienced many "o
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