do u know where latest axis is available
also can we build custom de-serializers in axis that would
handle request message from client that send payloads with different namespace
yet we want to use same generated code since the schema structure is same.
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Can anyone point me to a procedure that outlines how the samples are
used and built? I imported Axis into an Eclipse project without first
understanding the structure and came to the realization that some of the
release code might have some external dependencies. For example, the
Address class sour
>The problem with putting stuff in detail is there's no standard, in a
>lot of tools you're left with a dom frament you have to pick appart
>yourself, hardly easy to use.
For what it's worth, that's exactly what I'm doing in a service I'm
developing - putting the app specific info in the detail el
Yes -- but WS-I BP explicitly states that using the standard SOAP fault
codes is preferred.
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That's never been my intere
Yes -- but WS-I BP explicitly states that using the standard SOAP fault
codes is preferred.
-Original Message-
From: Simon Fell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 12:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: .NET interorperability issue?
That's never been my intere
I have a functioning webservice that has both Java and .Net client. I'm
having some difficulty with user-defined faults. I have an operation
with a fault called NoSuchContract in my WSDL. WSDL2Java generates a
NoSuchContractFault that extends org.apache.axis.AxisFault implements
java.io.Serializab
Hi,
I have a stateful Web service (using SimpleSession + Handler) for which I want to set
a timer to kill the session after some time. I see that an Axis sample handler will
"reap" sessions after some time, but this works only when the handler is triggered. Is
there any way I can kill sessions
Marco Mistroni wrote:
Hello, I have seen in apache buglist a bug regarding ThreadLocal
I am using threadLocal in one of the classes used by my webservice...(I
am Using Hibernate in my webservice)
Can anyone tell me what that bug was about?
As a matter of fact my code that uses ThreadLocal does not
I'm attempting to build Axis from the CVS pull. Doing "ant compile" builds
all of the respective jar files.
However, looking into, for example axis.jar, I noticed a number of missing
class modules. I've double checked the classes location and stuff is missing
from there as well. For exampl
I've looked at the Integration documentaiton over at
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/integration-guide.html
What I'm attempting to do is integrate Axis into a Web Service I'm building.
Is there any good documentation on this other than the guide on the apache
site?
Thanks much!
Bob
That's never been my intereptation of the spec, if I can give a more
exact faultcode in a location at that is readily accessable by all
tools, then I think that's the right way to go. The problem with putting
stuff in detail is there's no standard, in a lot of tools you're left
with a dom frament y
Hello,
I have seen in apache buglist a bug regarding ThreadLocal
I am using threadLocal in one of the classes used by my webservice...(I
am
Using Hibernate in my webservice)
Can anyone tell me what that bug was about?
As a matter of fact my code that uses ThreadLocal does not work.
quartz
is an open-source scheduling tool, with a lot of CRON-like
features.
steve
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java reminders how
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