BeanSerializer

Hi all, Does the beanserializer / deserializer also work if the bean-class has its sub-beans? We have specified the bean-class unsing the beanMapping tag in the wsdd... but now we get a saxexception for the next sub-bean... Is it better in this case to use customized serializer/deserializer?

Re: BeanSerializer

Hi Sandro, if the sub beans are also specified using the beanMapping tag, then there should be no problem. No need to use Custom Serialization/Deserialization Hope this answers ur Q. Mahen - Original Message - From: Sandro Ruch [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Mon, 6 Sep 2004 08:18:36

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Re: BeanSerializer

hi Mahen, thanks for your comment... one more question... what about if the sub-bean is an abstract bean-class or the root of a inheritance-hierarchie? Is this a problem or transparent for the deveploper and just a question of correct specification in the wsdd-file? Sandro Mahen Perera

Re: BeanSerializer

Hi Sandro, If the abstract class or root of an inheritance hierachy is specified in the WSDD correctly, there should be no problem i guess. If u explain using some examples, i think i can give a better answer Mahen - Original Message - From: Sandro Ruch [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Mon, 6

Expose a java class in only once with Axis ?

Hi, When I try to expose a java class as a web service with Axis, I have to execute the java2wsdl and then wsdl2java which generate the wsdd file. Do you know if the Axis team will write a tool (a java class java2ws for example) which will be able to expose a java class as a web service in

RE: Questions about Wrapped/UnWrapped Document/Literal

Hello again! It looks like Axis has some trouble with annotations. If you re-run Test2 with the attached files you get style=document Is my annotation wrong !? Cheers, Are T. Tysnes -Original Message- From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 5. september 2004 03:16 To:

JNDI Lookup does not work with Tomcat/Axis

Hi, I was wondering if any of you had any success with JNDI lookup of the Web Service deployed using Axis on Tomcat. The java spec (JSR 109) says that the web services should be looked up using JNDI in a J2EE environment rather than directly calling the stub classes. But I have not had

RE: Questions about Wrapped/UnWrapped Document/Literal

The annotation is valid, but it looks as if Axis won't generate style=wrapped if you include an annotation in the complex type definition. I view this as a bug. Please file a bug report. Anne -Original Message- From: Tysnes Are Thobias [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September

RE: Questions about Wrapped/UnWrapped Document/Literal

The annotation is valid, but it looks as if Axis won't generate style=wrapped if you include an annotation in the complex type definition. I view this as a bug. Please file a bug report. Anne -Original Message- From: Tysnes Are Thobias [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September

Re: JNDI Lookup does not work with Tomcat/Axis

I'm not too sure about using JNDI on the client side. If you are using client code in a J2EE application, running on Tomcat, then you should be able to specify a JNDI resource, in the Tomcat configuration, that defines a stub class (or factory class) for your web service stub. But if your client

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How does WSDL2java handles any type

Hi, I am a newbie to this. So any help is appreciated. I used WSDL2java to generate codes on a wsdl file which contains something similar to this, s:complexType s:sequence s:any/ s:sequence s:complexType It seems AXIS generates some objects which internally uses

RE: JNDI Lookup does not work with Tomcat/Axis

Thanks Tony. I am concerned with client running in J2EE environment only. When you say that I should be able to specify a JNDI resource that defines a stub class, can you please explain this in more detail on how to go about it. Also the book says that JNDI name of the web service

Re: deploy problems with axis and JBoss EJB

Hi edward, Need some more info as to how u have set up the ear. Are u using the EJB provider to call ur Session Bean directly. In other words , does the flow goes like the following Client -- Axis servlet -- EJB Provider -- ur Session Bean OR r u using the Java provider as in Client --

Re: Expose a java class in only once with Axis ?

Hi, No, I don't think that there is such an idea. The way you did is for the ease of geneartion. in fact you may write your own service descriptor without generating it. Else if you want everything to be automated better to follow the same procedure. You may need only to populate the logic inside

How to create interoperable web service with axis, with method taking xml document as argument?

Hi, I want to create a interoperable web service with axis with a method which takes xml document as argument, i want to consume this service from .net client. How that will be possible with axis? what datahandlers we can use, what will the entry in deploy.wsdd? is their any running code example

Re: How to create interoperable web service with axis, with method taking xml document as argument?

Hi navkalp, U will have to deploy the service as a message style service , In the axis user guide : - http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html there is an example message service. test this out and see how it works,,, the deploy.wsdd and the related java code for the service are

Re: Expose a java class in only once with Axis ?

Or you can use Ant to run java2wsdl first to generate the WSDL and then run wsdl2java to generate the classes. You don't even have to look at the WSDL. Roslan Amir Chandrasegaram Jeyakumaran wrote: Hi, No, I don't think that there is such an idea. The way you did is for the ease of geneartion.