Re: Accessing a file from a Serializer?

2004-11-21 Thread Michael Schuerig
On Sunday 21 November 2004 20:05, Michael Schuerig wrote: > If only I could obtain a URL pointing to my file. public Element writeSchema( Class javaType, Types types ) throws Exception { if (StringUtils.isNotBlank(_schemaName)) { URL schemaURL = getClass().getResour

Send message from Hnadler

2004-11-21 Thread Alexandre Camy
Hy I would like to know if somebody knows how can I do to send a message from a ServerĀ“s Hnadler to a client. I tried some things, but every werw wrong! Thanks Alexandre Camy

RE: Help! String xs:attributes not supported

2004-11-21 Thread David Robison
As near as I can tell, the problem is in the Array Serializer. When it begins to serialize each element in the array, it creates a collection of Attributes containing name space definitions. To this is added any attributes specific for each element. However, the collection of attributes is being

Resource Requirements by AXIS

2004-11-21 Thread Suleman Butt
Hi, Can anybody tell me about how much minimum resources does this AXIS Soap Engine require on a machine. Resources in terms of: Min Processor, RAM, or anyother. I have a PDA with 400mhz processor, Ram 128 and i want to execute OWL-S defiend web services on to it. Will it be possible to use AXIS

Accessing a file from a Serializer?

2004-11-21 Thread Michael Schuerig
In a serializer, I would like to implement writeSchema by reading in a file that contains the schema definition. I have the file anyway and this way consistency is ensured. Using Types.loadInputSchema(URL) things could be really easy. If only I could obtain a URL pointing to my file. ServletCo

Re: (SOAP/JMS) Why is a JMSListener not added by default to the AxisServlet?

2004-11-21 Thread Vinay Punnoose
As to your questions 2nd and 3rd, Yes it is possible to have webservices over different protocols, meaning we can publish a webservice which can work on top of different protocols like SOAP, RMI-IIOP protocol all simultaneously. This has been possible 'cause wsdl allows for a definition of a webser