Hi Anne
This is not true. The excepts I included in the previous post are direct
extracts from my WSDL. All I did was remove all the other exceptions thrown
from my operation and left just the one for brevity.
This particular SOAP service has aprox 80 operations and all but a few throw
custom
Steve,
I'm quoting the specs. Per the specs, faults must be defined as
document/literal. That fact that it works when defined as rpc/encoded just
means that Axis (and Glue) are lax in their support of the specs.
If Axis generated this WSDL file, then it's a bug. If it processed this WSDL
file
Hi Aaron,
I remeber that I met you someday at the Axis User List.
No I was searching to solve a problem depending to the ServiceLiveCycle. And for that
I found some entry in the web written by you:
Hi there. I am having trouble obtaining init params defined in the
wsdd for a particular
Hi Anne,
I appreciate that the specs define one thing and Axis does another, rightly or
wrongly. However, most of the questions on this mailing list are to do with
Axis as implemented.
My point was that as Axis 1.1 is implement it may not meet the spec but to
achieve the goal outlined by the
Can the xmlfile attribute of the axis-admin/ ant task be set to a file within a jar
file? If
so, how do I accomplish this?
Thanks,
D Sledge
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Title: Does anyone know if Axis is able to consume a WSDL that use DIME?
I ask this question because right now when I consume a WSDL I get this for operation signature:
importDocumentAsDime(credential, Users users, ImportDocument importDocument, ReferencedBinary document)
but I expect
Hi,
I am getting the following exception when I use WSIF to invoke a web service. I am
getting the fault String but not the detail. I am getting the details using
fault.dumpToString() method only.
AxisFault
faultCode: {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Client
faultSubcode:
I read the JAX-RPC spec, looks like it has asynchronus callback API in the spec 2.0,
the current Axis is follow the JAX-RPC1.1 spec, Does that means current Axis1.1 does
not support asynchronous callback and future Axis 2.0 will implement this asynchronous
callback feature?
Am I right?
Hello,
If I use axis on both side, does polymorphism work?
I just want to know whether if Axis support this dynamic send back the
derived class or not?
Any idea will be appreciate?
Thanks,
Georgia
-Original Message-
From: Christophe Roudet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
Georgia,
Axis just provides the infrastructure, you can send and
return anything you want. However, if you are talking about the code generator,
WSDL2Java, then it may not give you code that supports polymorphism and
inheritance directly. You may need to write your own classes and
Hi,
Does anyone know
where I can find the schema or dtd that describes a wsdd's format.
Thanks,
Samir
Title: DocumentBuilder could not parse it? Why?
javax.xml.DocumentBuilder could not parse this element string.
ns1:exception xmlns:ns1=http://www.webMethods.com/2001/10/soap/encoding
ns1:classNamecom.wm.app.b2b.server.ISRuntimeException/ns1:className
ns1:message xml:lang=en-US
Title: DocumentBuilder could not parse it? Why?
Certain parsers barf on the xmlns:xml namespace declaration
(even though its valid).
From: Muthusamy,
Elavarasan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004
4:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DocumentBuilder
Steve,
I'm working on the assumption that most users on this list don't read the
specs. (You shouldn't need to.) I've been involved with the development of
the specs, and I contribute my time to this list to try and help folks
understand the nuances of all this WS-Vertigo stuff. I didn't intend
Hi
I think u can serialize/deserialize immutable objects
because java String objects are exsample for immutable objects.
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 09:59:42 -0400, Brian Jackson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to serialize/deserialize immutable objects? I'd prefer
that
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