Kibaya,
My guess is that you have specified the exchangeRequest
message as being of type xsd:anyType and Axis can't do anything except
assume that it is a simple type. This means that Axis is expecting no child
elements of the RequestSecurityToken element. But you have lots of child
elements. As
I also have a service returning byte[], and it is correctly serialized
as xsd:base64Binary (both in wrapped/literal and rpc/encoded styles) .
James Black a écrit :
I am using Axis 1.2RC2 and I have a function:
public byte[] lookupSelectLocationsString(Item input)
~From the wsdl file I have this:
I would like to invoke a web service (reciding on the internet somewhere) from
my java program. The web service is produced by the wasp platform.
Can I invoke a web service using AXIS without installing or using an AXIS
application server?
What I would like to do is this:
1. Save the WSDL of
Hi, I want to make an asynchronous web service call in Axis.
In particular, can call.invoke(...) return an object that will be filled
in the future with the webservice's response?
There's a way to do call.invoke() and do other computation (without the
use of Threads in my source)?
Axis can be used on the client, or the server,
or both. So you should have no problem. There is no real installation to
do, on the client. Just use the axis.jar file, plus some associated jar
files, that come with the distribution, and program as normal. You can
either generate client code using
From what little I know:
Yes - there are examples of this on the Sun Site for pure JAX-RPC, and
I've found AXIS seems to support this fine.
Have look at Chapter 11 in
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.1/tutorial/doc/
And specifically, A Dynamic Proxy Client Example in there.
You will
I'm interested in this too:
In org.apache.axis.client.async
There is a class AsyncCall and some supporting classes and interfaces.
There's a test in test.client :TestAsyncCall which seems to demonstrate
a couple of useful techniques.
Question: could anyone comment on usage of these classes?
Hi,
Im interested in having the client call one of two (or three)
methods that are within the same web service. Im using currently using message
style webservices and through the research Ive
done so far it seems to me that with message style I cant have multiple
methods in a single web
Eyad Garelnabi a crit :
Hi,
Im interested in having the client call one of two (or three) methods
that are within the same web service. Im using currently using
message style webservices and through the research Ive done so far
it seems to me that with message style I cant have multiple methods
You mean have a gateway method that would parse the message and then route it
to the appropriate method to handle it? Yeah...that would be a way to do it.
Isn't there a way to send from the client directly to the required method
though?
-Original Message-
From: WAJSBERG Julien
I'm currently using axis-1_2RC1 and have encountered a behaviour I can't
explain. I have been experimenting with the different types of
programming styles available in Axis. I have no problem with the RPC
default or the wrapped/literal styles but when I use exactly the same
wsdd file but
I have a doc-lit service that mostly uses WSDL2Java-generated classes.
However, for a parameter to one method I use Castor instead of the
Axis-generated
classes. That parameter is defined in a large (1000+ lines), third-party
schema. Let's
call that parameter BigParam.
To make things easier,
Hi,
It seems that WS Security requires licensing arrangements from Microsoft, Verisign,
and IBM based on OASIS WS Security TC IPR statement
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/wss/ipr.php
So, can someone please clarify:
1)if the users who to develop and deploy AXIS clients(using WS Security
Tony,
Apache has not signed anything with anyone.
Thanks,
dims
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 13:45:33 -0800 (PST), Tony Opatha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
It seems that WS Security requires licensing arrangements from Microsoft,
Verisign,
and IBM based on OASIS WS Security TC IPR
Greetings all,
Ive been smashing my head against a wall for the
better part of 3 days now trying to get Axis to use a custom TrustManager. I initialize the SSL context (in javas
JSSE) with my own list of trusted certs, with no
luck.
Ive also attempted to implement my own
Unfortuntely, I have dont have an
answer to your question.. But just wanted to let you know that I hear you.. and
were all struggling to get this thingy working without any proper
documentation or understanding.. I wish, some of the authors of the Axis
modules would respond to basic
Oh no! This is most unfortunate. Has anyone
here tried using Javas JAX-RPC? I would assume they use their own SSL
contexts. Then I could use this:
protected
void initFactory() throws IOException
{
// Create a trust manager that does not validate certificate
chains
TrustManager[]
John, I haven't tried this myself, but it sounds like you
could use somepainrelief for that head smashing,so I'll throw
a couple ideas across the pond (Ames pond that is :-)...
Searching on this topic (your own socket factory), I found
the following related thread in the archive:
I am having problems with the following.
I have used WSDL2Java to generate client code. I am not able to send a
xml document without
the following problem.
I am sending help/help but the code sends
lt;helpgt;lt;/helpgt;
here is the code
Object part = (Object) help/help;
javax.xml.rpc.Service
Hi
I am trying to deploy a Messaging Web Service which communicates with
another Web Service using RPC.
Following is my Messaging Service code.
-
public Element[] ReactionSearch(Element [] SOAPElements) {
try{
//getting the
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