RE: newbie .net interop question

I would expect another SOAP toolkit to croak on this WSDL. The big issue is that it hasn't imported the apachesoap namespace, therefore there's no definition of the apachesoap:Document type. Note that this WSDL creates a wrapper element for the input document (tns1:request) and the output document

RE: newbie .net interop question

I would expect another SOAP toolkit to croak on this WSDL. The big issue is that it hasn't imported the apachesoap namespace, therefore there's no definition of the apachesoap:Document type. Note that this WSDL creates a wrapper element for the input document (tns1:request) and the output document

RE: [axis]: more on can't access java WS from .net

Thanks – ok definitely 2 bugs. I’ll report it with the code (which is pretty simple).   Thanks – dave     From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2004 6:55 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [axis]: more on can't access java WS from .net

RE: no Deserializer?

You need to use the SAAJ API rather than the JAX-RPC API. -Original Message- From: Dorner Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 16, 2004 11:14 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: no Deserializer? Hi all, I dont want AXIS to deserialize my response! Is it possible to get on

RE: no Deserializer?

You need to use the SAAJ API rather than the JAX-RPC API. -Original Message- From: Dorner Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 16, 2004 11:14 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: no Deserializer? Hi all, I dont want AXIS to deserialize my response! Is it possible to get on

RE: WSDL to C++ in Visual Studio ??

I have no idea if you can get the WSDL. Try doing an HTTP GET on the service URL or the service URL appended with the ?wsdl parameter. If neither of those methods returns the WSDL, then you’ll probably need to contact the service provider to see if they can provide you with the WSDL. Withou

RE: WSDL to C++ in Visual Studio ??

I have no idea if you can get the WSDL. Try doing an HTTP GET on the service URL or the service URL appended with the ?wsdl parameter. If neither of those methods returns the WSDL, then you’ll probably need to contact the service provider to see if they can provide you with the WSDL. Withou

RE: [axis]: more on can't access java WS from .net

David,   .NET is doing exactly what you’ve told it to do. According to your WSDL, when invoking the getVersion operation, the input message should have no parts (i.e., an empty SOAP Body), as specified in your getVersionRequest message definition:      RE: [axis]: more on can't access java WS from .net

2004-07-17 Thread Anne Thomas Manes

David,   .NET is doing exactly what you’ve told it to do. According to your WSDL, when invoking the getVersion operation, the input message should have no parts (i.e., an empty SOAP Body), as specified in your getVersionRequest message definition:      [axis]: more on can't access java WS from .net

2004-07-17 Thread David Thielen

Hi;   I have a case where I have created a java web service using Axis setting the SOAP in doc/literal format. My java client can access it fine. My C# client throws an exception. Also, as the SOAP packets below show – two very weird things: The C# requests have no method name. Th

[axis]: Can't access doc/literal java (axis) web service from C#/.net

2004-07-17 Thread David Thielen

Hi;   I created a very simple web service (pass nothing, returns a string) and created it using doc/literal.   It runs fine on the server and my java client can access it with no problem.   When I try to access it with C#, I get an arrayindexoutofbounds exception on the call to this.I

[axis]: Can I define my java to pass an array of a base class - and Java2Wsdl will handle all child classes?

2004-07-17 Thread David Thielen

Hi;   Here is my situation. I want to have a web service with the following method:   String doIt(Base [] params)   class Base { … }   class Derived extends Base { … }   class Another extends Base { }   Can this be done?   Thanks - dave

Please register a typemapping/beanmapping for

2004-07-17 Thread David Thielen

When I run Java2Wsdl I get this in the log file:   WARN (Emitter.java:1881) - "Please register a typemapping/beanmapping for 'net.windward.xmlreport.WebService.server.ReportProperties'"  WARN (Emitter.java:1881) - "Please register a typemapping/beanmapping for '[Lnet.windward.xmlreport.W

Java2Wsdl options questions

2004-07-17 Thread David Thielen

Hi;   I have a couple of questions about java2wsdl options that the documentation doesn’t answer: What’s the purpose of target namespace? It’s always set but what criteria should be used in setting it and why do the examples all use urn: instead of http:? Why would you have

Re: What/where is the latest version of java Axis?

2004-07-17 Thread Davanum Srinivas

http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-dev&m=108980953117442&w=2 - Original Message - From: David Thielen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 11:13:56 -0600 Subject: What/where is the latest version of java Axis? To: Axis Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hi all; It

What/where is the latest version of java Axis?

2004-07-17 Thread David Thielen

Hi all;   It looks like the latest C++ version of Axis is the 1.2 beta. But the latest java version of Axis appears to be the 1.2 Alpha from Dec 1, 2003. Is that correct? I am looking at ws.apache.org/axis.     Thanks - dave

Re: Advanced Troubleshootiong with Arrays in Axis

2004-07-17 Thread V D

Could you please take just a minute, and test it out, instead of reasoning? Just call this query function, but do not assign the returned value to any object. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I do not think that is truly the case because I can see from my logging handler that an array is created and f