Hi Chris,,
There is no problem, u can add a request flow, response flow inside a
service tag. Then the content in the request flow/response flow will
be executed only when a request come for the containing service.
Just add the request flow inside the service tag in the
server-config.wsdd file a
OK, Well Done Edward
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 20:24:31 -0400, edward winston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks everybody for your help. The suggestions were all good and i tried
> most of them to no avail... mainly because the problem was simple and with
> the deployment descriptor.
>
> The problem
Hi all,
I'm trying to upgrade from 1.2beta to the more current
versions. But whenever I try to deploy using the AdminClient, I keep
getting a java.lang.IncompatibleClasChangeError. I've tried using
beta2, beta3, and cvs version from today - same error. I also tried
making sure that t
Thanks everybody for your help. The suggestions were all good and i tried
most of them to no avail... mainly because the problem was simple and with
the deployment descriptor.
The problem is that i did not declare the 'java' namespace in the deployment
descriptor, so while the data was added to t
When an axis server is configured to use document/literal (wrapped),
what is the shema of arrays of complex types that it deserializes with
the default ArrayDeserializer?
Specifically, are the array elements wrappered by an 'arrayContainer'
element within the "" root element of the soap body (lik
It seems that the only way I can insert a
through the server-config.wsdd is
directly inside of the tag.
I'd like to insert a tag inside of one
of my tags.
Is there any way I can do this?
It seems that if I insert a inside of a
tag then Axis does not recognize it. But if
I deploy my web se
Title: Message
I
found that when working with sessions and multiple services that the session is
service based. To obtain a cross service session I had to retrieve the
session id from the service and populate it into the other services. The
session ID is just a soap header and is available
Sagar
You do need to make sure the service is receiving the request okay and the
response is coming back as expected.
System.out.println's in the Service help and running the TCPMON program
will allow you to view the SOAP going back
and forth.
So for my clarification, you are trying to send your
Mark,
I still have problems. I made one more observation. I had two testers
one using the Proxies and by building the call structure without using
proxies.
I was under the impression that both were sending the response back, but
I just realized that the one we are testing is only sending the SO
I'm passing a bean thru soap using the
serializer/de-serializer. How do I sign the envelope
prior to sending it out?
The bean that I'm sending out is simply a wrapper for
a org.w3c.dom.Document w/ a getter/setter method(s).
(code below)
Simply using the example SignedSOAPEnvelope.java that
comes w
Sagar,
We are not doing ours in Arguments, but in headers, but I think if you
change your code to look something like this it might work:
public static Customer getCustomer(String name, String authentication,
Customer cust)
{
Customer ret = null;
try
{
Hi,
We are trying to restrict AxisServlet from displaying list of services to the
user
As per AXIS documentation we have added in the server-config.wsdd file of
the deployed web service. Still AxisServlet is displaying the list of
services on accessing http://localhost:8840/gwscws/servlet/AxisSe
Mark,
Given below are my imports. They look similar to yours.
import javax.xml.rpc.ParameterMode;
import org.apache.axis.client.Call;
import org.apache.axis.client.Service;
import org.apache.axis.encoding.XMLType;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanDeserial
Thanks Paul.
I will put my question in another way. I want to set a value to an HTTP Header in the
Request made by the WSDL2JAVA generated client. Also if anyone knows how to set a new
HTTPHeader. Does anyone know how to do this?
-Original Message-
From: Paul Callahan [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Sagar,
I don't see your imports in your e-mail.
Here are all of my imports in my BindingStub.java file.
import com.datatransportstandard.www.utils.DTSRouting;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import javax.xml.soap.SOAPException;
import org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanDeserializerFactory;
imp
Thanks. However, it still gives me problems.
Here are my importd for this program, can you send me your equivalents
for these.
Thanks once again. very much appreciate your help.
Regards
sagar
-Original Message-
From: Mark Malinoski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September
Sagar,
I'm using 1.1. I'm using BeanSerializationFactory in client code. On the
service side I'm using the
element in my wsdd.
Here are my imports:
import com.datatransportstandard.www.utils.DTSRouting; // My class that I
send both directions.
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import org.a
Mark,
Thanks for your message. Can you please send me your import statements.
Are you using 1.1 or 1.2 beta?
I had to switch to 1.1 due to problems elsewhere in our product. In 1.1
Do we use BeanSerializerFactory, or Serializer Factory?
Regards
Sagar
-Original Message-
From: Mark
Sagar,
I have not done the type mappping in the wsdd on the client side, but I
have done it in code.
Here is the snippet from my code in the BindingStub:
QName qn = new QName("http://www.datatransportstandard.com";,
"DTSRouting");
_call.registerTypeMapping(DTSRouting.class,
I have read a LOT of discussions concerning problems serializing and
deserializing arrays between an Axis server and a .NET client but can't
seem to find any definitive discussion/document. Is there one?
Secondly,
I have a .NET client that is attempting to deserialize an array of
custom types th
Hi,
I get the following exception on the client. I see the response coming
back on the SOAPMonitor, but the client is unable to deserialize the
message. Is there something missing on my client side that is making it
difficult for the client to deserialize the object?
This is happening both on A
You can probably try one of these things:
1. Instead of getting the chain by calling
service.getHandlerRegistry().getHandlerChain(), you can just create a
new ArrayList instance and add your handlerInfo to it and then set
your handler chain with the new List.
2. Use client-deploy.wsdd to deploy y
Hi all,
I want to use a JAX-RPC handler with an AXIS *client* but I can't put it
to work. Since I am pretty new to the webservices stuff I have no idea
where to dig to find the solution...
So far now the only task of my handler is to report its lifecyle events.
So I subclassed javax.xml.rpc.han
Certainly doesn't work in Axis 1.2 beta 3
I had to switch from 1.1 some time ago due to some serious bugs, and
can't switch back.
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Thanks, I'll try it with your sample and see if I get anything going.
However, you don't seem to define namespace "tns1"? Perhaps this is
the
I got that:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/";
xmlns:apachesoap="http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap";
xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/";
xmlns:tns1="urn:my.domain"
Christophe
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Thanks, I'll try it with your sample and see if I get anything going.
However, you don't seem to define namespace "tns1"? Perhaps this is the
secret Axis fiddle I will need to get it working.
I thought they replaced this "tns1" thing as a bug fix in 1.1 beta? It's
certainly not a documented featu
Hi all Axis users,
As part of the SWAD-Europe project
(http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Europe/reports/thes/) we have released the
announcement I forward here.
* What is 'DREFT'?
Our demonstrator (*not* production grade software, but freely available) is
of a SOAP Thesaurus service. We have named it D
It works fine for me with Axis 1.1
Here is a sample:
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";>
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"/>
Christophe
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTE
Actually, it appears Axis is completely oblivious to the "
I even tried to define :
and Axis doesn't even generate a warning! Seems to be there's a big
piece of Axis not implemented here, I think when they see this
definition, they just ignore it.
So since I'm the first person on the planet to
all,
i have been trying to create a web service (only my second one) that requires arrays
from the client to the web service. for complete compatibility, i am using
document/literal. i have tried to do this with both axis 1.1 and axis 1.2beta.
my web service uses a complex object as a paramet
Hi,
iwant to write a
AXIS Java client to communicate to the gSOAP server through
https
can any one tell
me what are the steps to do that .. iam a beginer in this...any piece of
information wil b of great use...
Thanking
You
Rajesh
Kumar
Rajesh Kumar
Aroli
Sof
Yes, sorry, it was just a copy paste error.
The correct wsdl is :
but the end result is the sam
If you copy and pasted this bit of XML, then
you have an error. The sequence element doesn't have a closing tag and
there are two closing tags for the extension element. However, I would
have expected this to show up as an error when running WSDL2Java.
Tony
I'm trying to factorise my wsdl desc
I'm trying to factorise my wsdl descriptions for all our web services,
but as soon as I use the
The class I want to extend is not even generated by Axis (in the example
below, the SDResult class)
I'd appreciate any thoughts on where I'm going wrong.
Here's my wsdl snippet :
...
Branko,
The Axis servlet is just that, a servlet,
and so creates a thread for each request. So request scope should be identical
to a thread scope.
If the instantiation is expensive, why do
you want to do anything other than application scope? Session scope is
in the middle, instantiating the se
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