Hi All,
I want to develop a webservice as follows
1) The client submits a xml request in a pre fixed standard embedded in SOAP
body.
(eg :
123
)
2) This is received by the web service and it interprets it and sends back a
response giving the Latitude and Longitude of the unit.
( eg :
I put some debug statements into the class that's throwing this Exception
(org.apache.axis.wsdl.symbolTable.SymbolTable). I found something
interesting.
It looks like there is no problem with the operations in the binding. The
Exception is thrown when the code is checking that each binding oper
By the way, one other option for modifying the WSDL in your server is
to do it via a Handler.generateWSDL() method:
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/apiDocs/org/apache/axis/Handler.html
I haven't seen any examples or tests that actually do this, not sure
how hard it is.
Hi Guys,
I am reposting my mail again as my previous mail had html content in it.
I have some questions regarding JAXB and Axis.
1. What are the benefits of using Axis generated classes as against
using standard like JAXB?
2. Will JAXB generation be included as part of the next version of
JAX-RPC
Hi,
I've just come back to my project after not touching it for a few days
and have noticed it's now doing something quite strange. I can call
perfectly some of my functions on the server, however there are a few
that are not working at all and are throwing the exceptions
soapenv:Server.userE
Thanks to Nelson and Jake for their help. At the moment I am ignoring
the messages. Removing log4j.jar from the path stopped the warning, as
expected. When I have log4j.jar and log4j.properties in the path I still
get the warning message. I expect I'll sort it out when I get more
proficient in usin
Guys,I have some questions regarding JAXB and Axis.1. What are the benefits of using Axis generated classes as againstusing standard like JAXB?2. Will JAXB generation be included as part of the next version ofJAX-RPC spec?3. Has anyone tried to compare the performance using Axis generatedclasses as
Title: Message
Larbi,
Whey you use WSDL2java tool (See Axis Reference Guide) to generate client
stub, it can also generate the server side skeleton with option -s/-S in
the deploy.wsdd file. I think that you can install Axis as Server with this
deploy.wsdd to simulate the Server Se
Title: RE: Axis' built-in Providers
Thanks a lot for clarifying that. That's what I had assumed, but I just wanted to make sure.
Any idea how we can get this information into the user-guide or the reference guide? Is there a standard process? It seems like it would benefit a lot of people
Title: Message
I have a client
working using generated stubs from a WebMethods server WSDLs. I used
Axis to generate those stubs. For testing purposes, I don't have access to
that server. Can anyone please share some experience or input if
it is DOABLE to:
1) simulate
that We
Both document and wrapped styles use the
RPC provider (or the EJB provider).
Only the message style uses the MSG
provider.
From: Wei Hsu
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 4:38
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Axis' built-in Providers
Hi people,
Both document and wrapped styles use the
RPC provider (or the EJB provider).
Only the message style uses the MSG
provider.
From: Wei Hsu
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 4:38
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Axis' built-in Providers
Hi people,
The Axis Messaging interface returns a
DOM.
Use the JAX-RCP interface instead. It
returns Java types.
From: Liu, Scott
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 9:21
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is Axis creating a DOM
object and hence it may cause memory issu
The Axis Messaging interface returns a
DOM.
Use the JAX-RCP interface instead. It
returns Java types.
From: Liu, Scott
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 9:21
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is Axis creating a DOM
object and hence it may cause memory issu
Actually, WSDL2Java is working properly, according to the rules defined in
the WS-I Basic Profile [1]. Even you change the schema to
elementFormDefault="qualified", the generated parameter elements should be
in no namespace.
The n1 namespace refers to the type definition, not to the element
defini
Actually, WSDL2Java is working properly, according to the rules defined in
the WS-I Basic Profile [1]. Even you change the schema to
elementFormDefault="qualified", the generated parameter elements should be
in no namespace.
The n1 namespace refers to the type definition, not to the element
defini
Microsoft plans to support XOP/MTOM in the future. XOP/MTOM is being defined
by the W3C XMLP working group, and it will [most likely] be the standard
mechanism used to pass binary data with SOAP messages in the future.
For the moment Microsoft is still supporting DIME, but they will phase it
out
Microsoft plans to support XOP/MTOM in the future. XOP/MTOM is being defined
by the W3C XMLP working group, and it will [most likely] be the standard
mechanism used to pass binary data with SOAP messages in the future.
For the moment Microsoft is still supporting DIME, but they will phase it
out
>I am interested in developing services using doc/literal, but I am slightly
>confused by what I need to do exactly in AXIS.
You have the right idea, the part that's not clear is that for wrapped
doc/literal services you also use Axis' RPC provider. In the simplest
case, all you need to do to cha
Both document and wrapped styles use the RPC
provider (or the EJB provider).
Only the message style uses the MSG
provider.
From: Wei Hsu
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 4:38
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Axis' built-in Providers
Hi people,
The Axis Messaging interface returns a
DOM.
Use the JAX-RCP interface instead. It
returns Java types.
From: Liu, Scott
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 9:21
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is Axis creating a DOM
object and hence it may cause memory issu
Hi people,
I am interested in developing services using doc/literal,
but I am slightly confused by what I need to do exactly in AXIS. In the user-guide,
it mentions how the document or wrapped style is indicated in the WSDD by
for document style
for wrapped style
However, it
Title: RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal
Thanks for the tip.
I am creating RPC/Literal WSDL's because the services I'm writing for is somewhat of a legacy system that employs a hybrid approach between RPC/Encoded and RPC/Literal. While I would love to move to doc/literal, I don't
I'm not sure what support Axis has for RPC/Literal (if any), but it seems
to be doing the right thing in this case. By definition, in an RPC/Literal
message, the part names (in your case, SalesOrder) are simply wrappers and
are NOT to be namespace-qualified. Hence you see the xmlns="" which sa
If your schema specifies elementFormDefault="unqualified", or does not
specify the elementFormDefault attribute at all, then Axis is doing the
correct thing.
Try adding elementFormDefault="qualified" to your schema.
Best regards,
Robert Lowe
http://RMLowe.com/
-Original Message-
From
Hi all,
I've been trying to run WSDL2Java on my RPC/Literal WSDL,
but I keep running into a seemingly simple problem. In the WSDL, I've
created a createSalesOrderRequest message as the following:
Here, assume n1 belongs to namespace my.example.com and the
namespac
Adding the folowing to your client shoudl solve the
problem where XXX is your service.
XXXServiceLocator locator = new XXXServiceLocator();XXX xxx= locator.getXX(new URL("http://somehost:8080/axis/services/XXX"));
-Original Message-From: David Thielen
[ma
I came
across the following thread which has a workaround for this. Is this the only
way to do when using SAAJ?
Can you please log this as a bug? we should
find an easier way to do this.Thanks,dims--- "Laenzlinger,
Christof" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Hallo
Philip,> > I had the same pr
Hi;
Example 6 shows how to create everything for a web service –
server and client side, with just a single interface .java file to start with. Which
is great.
However…
it looks like it is tied to a
specific server location unless I am missing something. If we need to be
Hi Dennis,
Normally I would just make the changes to the Axis code, submit it back
in, and go on with life . However, my first-blush look at the
code tells me that it's pretty complex, and without delving much deeper
into the architecture (which I'd love to do but simply don't have the
bandwidth
Hi;
I
am new to web services and so I’m at a loss as to the best way to design
a Web Services interface for our reporting package. Basically the package has 2
input files and a couple of settings and generates an output file. For the
architecture of this I have a couple of questions:
1a)
Hi,
I am trying to run an Axis client from a servlet under WebLogic 8.1. The servlet is
NOT the Axis servlet, it's really only a client, not a Web Service, but it uses the
Axis web service client API.
I am trying to create an SSL connection to a Web Service from that client, and I am
getting a
Hi all,
I'm trying to develop a simple web service. After tested it on my local
machine (with success) I'd like to remotely test it. To do this I put my
jws file in the axis/ dir of my remote server and now I'm about to
create the client. I use a dinamic dns service for my remote server, so
it
:-) Frustrating.
I would like to say that in the area of SOAP attachments the
DataHandler class's use of memory is very good compared to
specifying the return type as a byte[].
To send a 1MB document tomcat grows from ~22MB at startup to
~34MB after one call. And after repeated calls it settles at
I'm having a conversation with myself! In the spirit of sharing info:
>Is there any way I can get it to document required SOAP headers in
>the generated WSDL? I'm talking about tags
After I filed this as a feature enhancement Tom J. was kind enough to
close it out because Axis already does let yo
Any beans exposed in your web service will be pure dataholders.
No logic at all. If you want some logic on the client side then
you will have to provide your clients with a client side
library - external to the webservice.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can any one reply for my questions please.
I sent i
I had some webservices that were working with my .NET clients, but I
was using a lot of overloaded methods.
I have since changed them to no longer be overloaded, but now my
clients aren't working.
The problem is that I get a message from the webservice that it can't
find a deserializer for
Hi
> I spent a couple of hours yesterday looking into this. I didn't have a
definitive solution, But, I realize this. For your operation in the binding
section, if you have mime specification, it does not go well with or . Once I change the to and to . Axis generated the classes. I started loo
of course they don't want to explain the issues. ALMOST EVERYTIME i ask someone even
on this
mailing list to come up with sample/test case to show the problem so that we could fix
it, there
is ABSOLUTE silence from those people after that. AND EVERYTIME someone shows HOW
WONDERFUL their
soap st
Hi,
Has anyone seen any comparison documents between different web services
toolkits? I have been training the use of AXIS for few weeks now and I
have liked it. But today I heard that I should stay away from AXIS
because it has some performance issues. The person who told that, didn't
want to
Can any one reply for my questions please.
I sent it a week back but still didn't get any response.
thanks
-kannan
Hi Friends,
Iam at the design stage of my webservice components.
I have decided to start with WSDL design and use WSDL2Java for further
developments like Creation of java b
I am running axis 1.2 beta in tomcat 5.0.19
I have copied the axis webapp from the axis distribution and
to get attachments working have copied in activation.jar and mail.jar.
When I goto the axis validation URL it states that everything is good
and I get the message...
The core axis libraries are
Hi people,
I am trying to run an Axis client from a servlet under WebLogic 8.1. The servlet is
NOT the Axis servlet, it's really only a client, not a Web Service, but it uses the
Axis web service client API.
I am trying to create an SSL connection to a Web Service from that client, and I am
ge
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