Hi All,
My Axis developing is running at lightning speed now that I've figured
out how to use the various axis-ant tasks to automate the server-side
source, jar & wsdd creation.
I can run 1 or 2 tasks in my ant build file to go from wsdl file, all
the way through to having the service jar adde
Hi All,
I've searched through the various NetBeans user lists & the Axis users
lists in search of info on how to configure Axis (running in Tomcat) so
that server-side Axis web service code can be debugged from within the
IDE - i.e., step through code, use watches & breakpoints, etc.
There are
see http://ws.apache.org/axis/wss4j/
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is a rather naive question, as I only recently started examining web
> service security, but is it possible to set per-method security constraints (at
> the transport level)? From everything i've read I would guess n
please open a bug report. (http://issues.apache.org/jira)
thanks,
dims
--- "John G. Norman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> On the JBoss lists, there are various posts regarding class cast exceptions
> when using Axis (1.1). I think I've seen a few such posts on Tomcat lists
> as well.
>
Hi,
This is a rather naive question, as I only recently started examining web
service security, but is it possible to set per-method security constraints (at
the transport level)? From everything i've read I would guess not, but maybe i
missed something? I suppose I could set message-level securit
Hi.
On the JBoss lists, there are various posts regarding class cast exceptions
when using Axis (1.1). I think I've seen a few such posts on Tomcat lists
as well.
In its default setup, JBoss loads JAXP with a different classloader from
the one used by a web app with no special directives regar