1.2RC2 wsdl2java generated setter method name change

This type (extracted from a large schema) generates a setter called setMessage1() in 1.2RC2 instead of setMessage() (1.2b, 1.1). Intentional or bug? joe Represents an error in both human and computer readable formats. Human readable text describing

wsdl issue

Well, I got a solution to it. If we just store the document in the WEB-INF folder, and then try accessing the document we get the same one which is stored over there. The '?' in the URL if we use, it would get AXIS to generate the wsdl document runtime for us. Regards Vinay

Re: wsdl issue

hi Vinay, You can specify the wsdlFile attribute for element inside the WSDD file. For more information, see the WSDD Schema at axis\wsdd\WSDD.xsd or the documentation at http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/reference.html Setting this attribute causes the call setWSDLFile() on JavaServiceDesc object.

wsdl issue

Is there any way, by which we can stop axis from generating a wsdl runtime. So that once I generate a wsdl, I can store it somewhere and everytime the wsdl is requested from the browser, its the stored wsdl which is showed. Regards Vinay

Re: Help needed in invoking a doc/lit web service.

Hi Anne! Thanks for the information. However, the wsdl I posted in my earlier mail was something that axis generated for me (when I specified '?wsdl' in the browser), so that means the wsdl generated out for a doc/lit deployed service like this is faulty or am I missing something in my understandin

Re: How to get the int returned from the service

> Call.invoke returns type Object. You need to cast that into the Integer > class and use intValue() to get the value into the primitive type int. > > Something like this: > int a = (new Integer((String)call.invoke(new Object[]{}))).intValue(); Or this int a = ((Integer)call.invoke(new Objec

Re: Best Practice

As long as you've got the same object model behind all your services, and the clients don't have any existing model for working with the same data, you won't have the problem of conflicting models. You'll still have the issues with the limited types of objects that can be converted to and from

Re: Newbie Axis / Dotnet ArrayofString problem

Thanks, knowing that helped a lot. In the end I added: _call.setEncodingStyle("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";); inside the various stub methods and it now works, although I'm not entirely sure why. Thanks again, jason - Original Message - From: "Anne Thomas Manes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Best Practice

Thanks Dennis for your message. I need some clarification on what you mean by the following "The problem with this approach is that you're exporting your object model. This works fine for simple applications" I have a legacy application with about 50 services and over 400 data objects. I h

wsdl2java doesn't generated enums

Hi,   I've run into a problem with enumerations since moving from axis-1.2beta to axis-1.2rc1.  With axis-1.2beta, enumerations with string values were generated with the strings in the namespace "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema".  With axis-1.2rc1, enumerations with string values were generated w

Re: Call with different character encoding

I managed to do it by copy/pasting some code from org.apache.axis.client.Call. It wasn't easy, but it involved creating a new Message object, setting it's char encoding to "ISO-8859-1", and then assembling the envelope to send to Call. Then to deal with the response, the code needed to get the

Re: Best Practice

Anand Natrajan wrote: SOAP is always going to be slower than RMI, no question. But by adopting SOAP as a facade for my application, do I not gain language-independence, flexibility, loose coupling and document-orientation? SOAP is not necessarily that much slower than RMI - see my performance r

Re: ANNOUNCE: Axis 1.2 RC2 released

I tried this new version with the following example: public interface Echo extends java.rmi.Remote { public java.lang.String echoString(java.lang.String in0) throws java.rmi.RemoteException; public java.lang.String echoString_double(java.lang.String in0, java.lang.String in1) throws java.r

Session Management - Axis and JAX-RPC

Hi Everybody, Axis homepage mentions the following: >For Axis 1.2, we are focusing on our document/literal support to better >address the WS-I Basic Profile 1.0 and JAX-RPC 1.1 specifications. I was looking into the JAX-RPC 1.1 specification and it mentions the following: >A service client use

Axis 1.2 and WS-Security

After reading some previous posts, using WSS4J with Axis 1.2 seems like the current method for incorporation WS-Security. However, I can’t seem to find an answer regarding how close to production-ready is WSS4J? It seems like it is not? If that’s true, then for a production system there is

Re: Q. client side response flow handler

I have had a similar problem. My current fix (hack) is to use the ApplicationSession for passing data between the handler and the client code. Essentially, on your service locator object, you call locator.setMaintainSession(true); Then, in the response handler, you can call ctx.get

Call with different character encoding

We have a service set up which is working fine so far, but now our client is requesting that we return our data in ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF-8. I've suggested that we stick with UTF-8 since it is more flexible, but it seems that their system isn't able to handle UTF-8 for some reason. In most

RE: incorporating a web service into a web app without service address knowledge

Title: Message Thank you.     -- Jay Glanville   -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 12:27 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: incorporating a web service into a web app without service address knowledg

RE: incorporating a web service into a web app without service address knowledge

I'm not aware that there was a standard way. I don't think that the "?wsdl" suffix on a service URL is standard (though it may be a common convention). Our clients don't mind. Providing they have a URL to the WSDL, it doesn't really matter what that URL is. I'm not sure if this would work through

Re: R: R: Newbie info on messaging

Check out the methods on the classes I've mentioned, and the other related classes. I haven't done a lot of this kind of work and haven't got time, at the moment, to delve further, but if you check out the methods and look at some of the examples that come with Axis, you should be able to work thi

document literal and complex types

Hi am new'ish to axis, I have been using it without much configuring up until now. I have a nice class which i want to use as a front to a webservice. I also have some classes which I like to pass to and from this service We have been using straight RPC style service which needs very little

ANNOUNCE: Axis 1.2 RC2 released

Hi all: The RC2 release of Axis 1.2 (probably the last before 1.2 (finally) goes final) is now available at: http://www.apache.org/dist/ws/axis/1_2RC2/ This version includes: * Performance enhancements over RC1 * Better doc/lit type mapping support * JAX-RPC compatibility switch for WSDL2Java

RE: incorporating a web service into a web app without service address knowledge

Title: Message Doesn't this potentially cause problems as you are now publicizing your WSDL in a non-standard way?  If someone (as through habit) made a http://..?WSDL request, they would then get a file pointing to the wrong location.  Is this correct?   JDG     -- Jay Glanville   -

R: R: Newbie info on messaging

  So I have to scroll the xml (or DOM) structure to add each BodyElement one by one? Is it the same for haders? Isn't there a way to add an xml InputStream to the SOAP body? thanx M Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Inviato: mercoledì 17 novembre 2004 15.43A: [EMAI

Re: incorporating a web service into a web app without service address knowledge

I think those steps are pretty much what you need to do. If you're adding to an existing web application, then the web.xml file will need to be modified to declare the Axis servlet and the mapping for it. Basically, you'd need to merge whatever a stand-alone Axis web application needs, into your

RE: Axis, SwA and Basic Profile 1.1

Axis does support SwA because I use it myself. Axis didn't really try to read Basic Profile 1.1 and be compatible for it seems it is. With recent patches and maybe even without them Axis should be better than JWSDP 1.5 in this area. -Original Message- From: Rafael Gomez [mailto:[EMAIL PR

Re: How to get the int returned from the service

Thank you very much, that is exactly what I want. dacheng - Original Message - From: "Greg Michalopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 3:51 PM Subject: RE: How to get the int returned from the service > Call.invoke returns type Object.

RE: Newbie Axis / Dotnet ArrayofString problem

This is a known soap encoding interoperability problem between .NET and Axis. In my opinion, Axis interprets the SOAP specification correctly by using soapenc:string rather than xsd:string, but .NET doesn't know how to interpret soapenc:string. For better interoperability, you should use documen

RE: Newbie Axis / Dotnet ArrayofString problem

This is a known soap encoding interoperability problem between .NET and Axis. In my opinion, Axis interprets the SOAP specification correctly by using soapenc:string rather than xsd:string, but .NET doesn't know how to interpret soapenc:string. For better interoperability, you should use documen

RE: Help needed in invoking a doc/lit web service.

When defining a document/literal style service, your input message must contain at most one body part. You cannot list each of your input elements as separate parts in the input message definition. You must define a wrapper element for your two input parameters and reference this one element in you

RE: Help needed in invoking a doc/lit web service.

When defining a document/literal style service, your input message must contain at most one body part. You cannot list each of your input elements as separate parts in the input message definition. You must define a wrapper element for your two input parameters and reference this one element in you

RE: How to get the int returned from the service

Call.invoke returns type Object. You need to cast that into the Integer class and use intValue() to get the value into the primitive type int. Something like this: int a = (new Integer((String)call.invoke(new Object[]{}))).intValue(); -Original Message- From: Dacheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE

RE: Best Practice

But those two arguments are not mutually exclusive. SOAP is always going to be slower than RMI, no question. But by adopting SOAP as a facade for my application, do I not gain language-independence, flexibility, loose coupling and document-orientation? What's wrong in thinking "code-centric" (don

How to get the int returned from the service

Hi, I am new in AXIS. I tried to invoke a service which would return a int back. But when I tried to use 'int a= (int)call.invoke(new Object[]{})' to get the result. the complier told me int is not an object. So could anyone tell me what I should do? Thank you in advance. Dacheng

incorporating a web service into a web app without service address knowledge

Hello all. Please excuse the nubie question, but then, where else would I ask it? ;-) I'm investigating how I would add a web service to a currently existing web application. Within this web app, I have an API containing my data structures and the actions / commands that can be performed on them

RE: Best Practice

Anne, I'm not sure what you mean by code-centric, versus WSDL centric. The approach of writing the business functionality first (if it's not already there) and then generating the first WSDL from that, before deploying as a web service, may be thought of as code centric, but is not tightly couple

Re: Best Practice

On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Jim Murphy wrote: : Anand Natrajan wrote: : : > So what's my approach? Much as there is talk about writing WSDLs first, I : > prefer generating them automatically. I can do all the refactoring I want in : > my Java code and trust the java2wsdl generator to generate non-import

Re: Best Practice

It's language independence mostly. Non-Java gui front end talking to a Java back end(Yes, Corba may be a better alternative). Actually this is one of the things that I battled over and over again personally. I really tried to be WSDL centric from the beginning. I really did. I knew that this wa

RE: Class as WS return parameter

Hi all, Many things that I have changed, and right now I have another error message. I put my ReturnFlight.class in the common/class from Tomcat, so the error that it did not find my ReturnFlight is finished. Also I changed my deploy.wsdd to: http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/"; xmlns:java="h

Re: Best Practice

I love this sentence, honest! Can you be slightly more precise with the document-orientation ? I feel a taste of REST, but this might only be an artificial spice. thanks paul Le 17 nov. 04, à 14:52, Anne Thomas Manes a écrit : Code centricity is a fine approach if your goal is to use SOAP as a s

Re: R: Newbie info on messaging

The method, in your service, has two parameters. The second parameter is a SOAPEnvelope, in which to put your response. You can get the body of the element with: SOAPBody body = resp.getBody(); You can add a body element (this will be the root of your response message XML) to the body using: SOAPB

R: Newbie info on messaging

Hi I already saw the MessageService, but unfortunately it is quite far from being useful. I want to put some application xml info into the header section of the SOAPEnvelope and some other application xml info into the body section of the SOAPEnvelope. I made a Message and I put some xml atta

RE: Best Practice

Code centricity is a fine approach if your goal is to use SOAP as a slower replacement for RMI -- producing tightly coupled Java-centric distributed object applications. (But why not just use RMI?) If your goal is to develop language-independent, flexible, loosely coupled, document-oriented, SOA e

RE: Best Practice

Code centricity is a fine approach if your goal is to use SOAP as a slower replacement for RMI -- producing tightly coupled Java-centric distributed object applications. (But why not just use RMI?) If your goal is to develop language-independent, flexible, loosely coupled, document-oriented, SOA e

Newbie Axis / Dotnet ArrayofString problem

Hi Everyone, I've searched this list before posting and can't find an answer so here goes. I've used WSDL2Java to create a stub etc. from the WSDL (fragment) below in order to write client code. Everything seems fine from axis except that the dotnet webservice returns an error. I've tracked the

RE: Class as WS return parameter

Hi KHS, First of all, thank you for your answer. I did not put the package information car my class did not have a package. For that, I put my class Flight.class and ReturnFlight.class into WEB-INF/classes directly, without package. It seems to me that my example must work with or without packag

Help needed in invoking a doc/lit web service.

Hi all, I've with me the following wsdl of a document literal style deployed EchoTest web service. It has two basic methods echoString (this takes one string parameter asn input and echoes it as is) and echoString_double (this takes two strings as input parameters and echoes their concatenated resu

Re: Class as WS return parameter

Hello, in the typemapping-part of your wsdd-file it should be type= "java:ReturnFlight" where is your defined package information. otherwise axis cant't find your class and has no information how to serialize, just how the errormessage said. br KHS -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Danie

Re: Newbie info on messaging

Marcello, I don't know about attachments, but you don't need to use the MessageContext to add headers and body elements to the response. The second parameter has the SOAP envelope that will be passed back to the client and it already has a SOAP body. So you only need to add body element to the SO

Re: Class as WS return parameter

Hi, you need deploy your WebService(wsdd file) with AdminClient. For deploy with AdminClient: java -classpath "Dependence classes" org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -lhttp://host:port/axis/services/AdminService "deploy.wsdd path" or similar!! I hope to have been for you useful! On Wed, 17 N

RE: Class as WS return parameter

Thank you Salvador, But there are somethings that I continue not understanding...I am a little lost. I've read the user manual, however thanks again. The error message that I receive right now says that did not find my service Flight. I've created a java class Flight and this use ReturnFlight cl

AW: HTTP sessions

Yes we solve the problem - but I can t explain yet - no time at the moment. I will make a post in the next few days - explaining the hole thing. Thomas -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Vy Ho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Dienstag, 16. November 2004 18:24 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betre

Re: having problems with SOAP attachments

Hi, Sorry if I bother you. I try to use attachments with Axis. I have been reading about SwA, Basic Profile 1.1 etc etc..Then I found this conversation in axis news. I would like to ask you about that example message sent to the service: how did you manage to get such a message with multipart/rel

Newbie info on messaging

Hi all I am quite new on axis. I have to implement a request/response service (i.e. my service contains method(SOAPEnvelope req, SOAPEnvelope resp) ). I managed to build the client, send a SOAPEnvelope correctly, receive the envelope on the server. I wasn't able to create a response message using s

Re:Persistent connections

Finally, it works fine. The problem was the configuration of Tomcat. Indeed, the value of 'connectionTimeout'in the file 'CATALINA_HOME/conf/server.xml' was too small. -- Debut du message initial --- De : "Slimane Amar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> A : "axis-dev" <[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: Class as WS return parameter

Hi, you are using instant deployment and you need deployment descriptors. In the deployment descriptor it is possible to define the services and to define also the classes of the response using tag. Example: http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/"; xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/prov

Re: Best Practice

Some interesting discussion, here. I noticed that many people seem to use WSDL generation. I don't think this is standard (or done in a standard way) for all web service runtimes but it might not generate very readable WSDL. One poster said something about the names of parameters but we also add d

Class as WS return parameter

Title: Class as WS return parameter Hi all,   I am having a problem with my web service. I've created a web service that it has a signature as below: public ReturnFlight findFlight(String fromCity, String toCity, String dtDeparture, String dtArrival){ Where ReturnFlight is a class that

Re: Best Practice

Hi Ed Is this *really* the only approach? Defining it at a new endpoint? I mean that's what I do for know, because I can't think of any other way...but..you know.. :-) Maybe this would be a task for the UDDI registry? I dunno.? Do you? Anyone? Regards Henrik - Original Message - Fro