Hi Alex
HTTP 500 error code means the http link you are looking for is not present
on the server.
Probably your service is not deployed properly in the server. Try to access
the service through
the Axis admin page from Internet Browser to see if it is deployed properly
or not.
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Hi Joseph
Generally you get "connection reset by peer" error if the machine you are
trying to connect
does not authenticate you to connect to it.
To me it looks like that the machine on which you are running you client is
not allowed to connect
to the Windows NT machine where you are running WebS
Hi Yu
Sometimes what happens is that there is some control character at the end of
the file
and then i prevents it from getting parsed properly. My suggestion will be
to copy the text
that you attached in the mail and save it as a file.
Then validate it with some XML editor and then try to deploy
Hi George
My understanding is as follows:-
a) If you are using Axis on both ends to talk
between client/server then you don't need to do any XML-Bean or
vice
versa.
b) what you will need to do is set a
BeanSerailizer/BeanDeserializer in your wsdd file that you will be
deploy in servle
Hi Arvin
My understanding is that if your complex type is implementing like a
JavaBean interface i.e. there
is getter/setter for each attribute then you can just simply use
BeanSerializer/BeanDeserializer for all
of these type of objects.
Now in case you write your own data structure then you nee
Hi
I am working with JBoss. You need to download a module of
JBoss called JBoss.net from JBoss site.
At present this module is compiled with Axis 1.0 but I believe
shortly it will be available with Axis 1.1 so
then JBoss should support Axis 1.1 as well.
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Fr
Hi Thomas
I have tried and I found it easier to create a different Call instance
everytime. My understanding is:-
That Call object is stateful. You can add parameters,headers,attachements to
it. Once you invoke a SOAP
request with this Call object and then if you want to use it again you need
to
Hi
To fix this error you need to have something
like
>
deserializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.JAFDataHandlerDeserializerFactory>
"> languageSpecificType="java:javax.activation.DataHandler">
qname="ns1:DataHandler" xmlns:ns="somenamespace">
serializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.
Hi Sunil
Are you sure you are giving the link to the proper web server. From your
previous mails it looks like
you hava http://localhost://servlet/AxisServlet
where you web server is running.
In the mail below it looks like you are connecting to
http://localhost:8080/servlet/AdminServlet
Akh
Hi
To me it looks like your AdminService is not running in your web server. If
you try to connect to AdminService
from Axis happy page and it comes up fine then there is something else wrong
but make sure your admin
service is running from the browser.
Akhil
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From: "S
Hi Sunil
I think if you are running the client in a network with firewall then it
could be possible that you need
to specify the proxy at command line while running the client.
You can try the command like:
java
samples.userguide.example1.TestClient -Dhttp.proxy= -Dhttp.port=<
proxy port> and t
Hello TomJun
I think the problem is in your browser class path. I understand when you
try to run the TCPMon
you are getting the error java.lang.classNotFoundException:
SOAPMonitorApplet.class".
If you try to start this from command line by setting in the CLASSPATH
proper jar you should
not get
Hi
I wrote a session bean that was deployed as web service and was sending the
content of file on invocation
of a method. To do that you don't have to use a DataHandler object. To my
understanding DataHandler
is just a wrapper object which can contain another object and some more
information for
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