Re: UTF-8 char issue with 1.2RC2 ?

Mike Burati wrote: i can confirm it that this is UTF8 related problem with the service and not with AXIS. i have run the same test with XSUL SOAP stack using SDI and it failed in my UTF8 decoder as well. the byte sequence is incorrect: 0xE0 0x20 ("a`" " ") - E0 indicates that it

Re: UTF-8 char issue with 1.2RC2 ?

Mike Burati wrote: I was looking into an issue a coworker ran into calling the Xmethods Babelfish translation service (specifically to test out non-ascii chars), and decided to try a simple WSDL2Java based client against the service to see how it compared to how he was using AXIS (1.2RC2), and I

Re: Interoprability issue of Axis with .Net

this article have examples of WSDLs (parameters: complexType, string, (Bbase64, xsD:any) that seem to work with .NET: (Bhttp://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/xml/jaxrpcpatterns2/ (B (BHTH, (B (Balek (B (BBill Keese wrote: (B (B>To start with: (B>1) each message should have only

Re: WSIF

Vikas Phonsa wrote: Hi Everybody, Could some one point out how WSIF fits into the Apache Axis picture. Is WSIF being used behind the scenes when we use the clients generated by wsdl2java? hi, WSIF is a service invocation framework that can invoke any se

Re: lame serialization problem

it looks like multiRef problem? http://www.majordojo.com/archives/07.html did you try to modify sendMultiRefs on server side (for example: http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/xgws/soap_bench/#driver)? i think the same can be done on client side using http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?A

Re: Axis version

Dims, if none of performance problems are showstoppers (are there any?) then why not release what is currently in CVS (after freeze period and release testing) and then do performance tuning with subsequent 1.2.x releases? thanks, alek Davanum Srinivas wrote: There are some performance issues t

Re: An easy way to write a portable web service

David, i think you are making valid point here and that should be important to get this improved in future versions of AXIS (2.0?). i have create an use case to keep track of it: http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1496 alek David Thielen wrote: Hi all; Well after over 2 weeks of trying t

Re: How to measure time usage on client?

Andre Risnes wrote: Thanks Yuval for your suggestion to use JProfiler. I ran my test in it, an although I don't have a lot of experience using profilers, I believe I've found that only about 25% of the time used was network overhead, and about 70% was XML processing. This means that the axis client

Re: Asynchronous Web services

Arkady Kasianski wrote: Axis 1.2 does not support asynchronous web services. Why? It's a first requirement for enterprise. I found a few proposals on this subject in night snapshot (with file stamp is 2002?). Are you planning to provide this feature? i think that you need more than just ability

Re: C++ with Java?

Ding Lei wrote: Hello folks, I just installed Axis c++ & java for tomcat. I wonder if it's possible to use C++ client to access a Java web service(running on tomcat)? there were reported some problems with handling HTTP/1.1 in Axis-C++ that prevented C++ client to talk to tomcat server

Re: declare exception considere Undeclaredthrowableexception

Ofer Baranes wrote: I am using Axis on the Server side and Axis Call (through WSIF) on the Client side : I have a very declared exception on my WebService ,which do appear on the wsdl , BUT , when this exception is throw on the server side ,on the client side it's considere as an Undeclaredth

Re: Axis Nightly Builds & Java 1.3/1.4?

David Gandy wrote: Hi, I found out the reason for the "org.xml.sax.SAXException: No event recorder inside element" error; it was down to having put streaming="on" in my server-config.wsdd file (I believe this was part of the fix for bug AXIS-1323). I've done a build from the latest source snapshot

Re: c++ WSDL2Ws creates an extra input parameter

mailing lists (i have CCed them now). alek Original Message Subject: Re: c++ WSDL2Ws creates an extra input parameter Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 18:11:56 -0500 From: Aleksander Slominski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[

Re: c++ WSDL2Ws creates an extra input parameter

Ben Souther wrote: More Data.. Using the tcpmon application, I was able to grab all of the data being swapped between the client and server. For some reason, Axis (server, java) returns the returns the response "chunked" for the C++ Client but not for the Java client. the reason is that AXI

streaming and message storage [Re: Streaming SOAP and Faults

Mark Ericson wrote: True, but then you have no way of communicating the semantics of the fault.  “Hey, you sent me a bad account #”, no the requestor just gets some local fault stating that they were unable to parse the XML. hi Mark, if the probability of fault happening dur

Re: Streaming SOAP and Faults

Brian Abbott wrote: If you where to do that, I dont think it's any longer considered "streaming", is it? yes. as you baffer it is no longer streaming serialization. but you can still do streaming parsing ... alek Brian Abbott Aleksander Slominski wrote: Mark Ericson wrote: Nelso,

Re: Generic invocation with complex document types

Davanum Srinivas wrote: If you can find a simple webservice/wsdl in the wild (one that i can access) that you'd like to use as an example, i'd be happy to hack DynamicInvoker to work with it. It'd take me a few days to get to it and you will have to open an enhancement request in JIRA (with the wsd

Re: Streaming SOAP and Faults

Mark Ericson wrote: Nelso, streaming SOAP is certainly a good idea for addressing some scalability issues. However it also introduces an interesting challenge. Say you have a service that processes some input and starts streaming output immediately. As it is generating the response SOAP message

SOAP and XML Schema support [Re: Project from hell?

Jeff, did you try to use schema compiler (scomp) from XmlBeans? i think it should be possible to create XmlBeans serializer and deserializer. it would add some memory overhead (XmlBeans uses its own XML infoset storage) but should work well - i have it working quite well in XSOAP4/XSUL. thanks,

Re: high fidelity and streaming=on

i am not sure who exactly worked on that (Glen, Dims?) but i have CCed axis-dev and let see if we get some more comments (i am especially interested to hear about expected performance/memory gains for streaming="on"). thanks, alek -Original Message- From: Aleksander Slomin

Re: SOAP message size limit with Axis

Lerena, Alberto wrote: Hi, I think the problem isn't the size of the soap message, but the number of elements it has. I had a problem with messages around 1 MB whose were formed by an Array of strings with 80.000 items, so I had memory DoS problems. Alberto, could you specify exactly what ww

Super Dynamic Invocations [Re: Dynamic invocation of web services with complex types

rosely kumoi wrote: I already highlight this issue long ago and no one until now have the solution. The aforementioned JROM is obselete (last updated June 7, 2002), I think the guy who create the API already drop the project which is sad. I already try JROM but its using an obselete version of AXI

Re: high fidelity and streaming=on

Davanum Srinivas wrote: can you please submit a patch for your Benchmark test (morph it into a axis test case). The more Benchmark tests we have the better it is to do performance testing. hi, the benchmark is still in the initial stage as what i was really interested is to compare C++ and Ja

Re: high fidelity and streaming=on

Goldstein, Scott wrote: Could someone explain to me that advantages/disadvantages of turning streaming on (high-fidelity off)? hi, it would be nice if somebody who implemented (Dims? Glen?) this feature posted some notes about it and expected performance gains/trade offs (if streaming no long

CapeScience SOA Editor URL [Re: Have doubts about Doc/Lit with axis

hi, there are some problems with URLs such as one provided in the press release: http://www.capeclear.com/news/press_releases/reports/print/soaeditor_print.htm as this http://www.capeclear.com/integration/soa/ does not seem work: this URL seems to work OK: http://www.capescience.com/soa/download.s

Re: Beginners help

hi, you did not WSDL file but i would guess that binding is referencing incorrect (namespace) port type. if you use WSDL4J make sure that |*isUndefined *()| is not true ... HTH, alek Mark Le

SOAP message processing model / performance [Re: Why use a container?]

Jim Murphy wrote: 2.2.1: Not sure what you mean by start and stop. Not knowing anything else I'd put my money on the perf bottleneck being at inter-app communication. In a servlet container (esp. Tomcat) things can run inprocess. So there is not extra parameter marshaling that has to happee

processing layers ... Re: XmlBeans and Axis? [Re: Doc/Literal support in axis

hat I'm working with! Jim Murphy Mindreef, Inc. Aleksander Slominski wrote: Dennis Sosnoski wrote: Long term it's clear that real data binding support needs to be integrated into the SOAP framework. JAX-RPC 2.0 has the stated intention of doing this using JAXB 2.0. Right now you ca

XML APIs for doc/lit [Re: Doc/Literal support in axis

Jim Murphy wrote: Dennis Sosnoski wrote: doc/lit means you don't need to care about 1 or 3 - you specify the XML format and let the clients worry about how they want to handle it. 2 is a separate issue... Really? I can see how it would be liberating to think this way but I can break away from

Re: XmlBeans and Axis? [Re: Doc/Literal support in axis

Dennis Sosnoski wrote: This is great to hear about, but information on WS/XSUL looks scarce (I found your slide set - or is that slajd set?). woes of trying to do power point to html conversion ... (BTW "slajd" is in Polish for slide :) ) Can you point me at anything that's usable? WS/XSUL ju

XmlBeans and Axis? [Re: Doc/Literal support in axis

Dennis Sosnoski wrote: Long term it's clear that real data binding support needs to be integrated into the SOAP framework. JAX-RPC 2.0 has the stated intention of doing this using JAXB 2.0. Right now you can kind of do this with Castor in Axis, if you're willing to go through enough trouble (I

Re: WSIF v.2.x ??

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What are the plans for a new release of WSIF? What are the plans for the release of additional WSIF providers? hi, it is good idea to post it to WSIF mailing list: wsif-user at ws.apache.org alek -- The best way to predict the future is to invent it - Alan Kay

Re: Problem in getting unparsed raw XML from AXIS

you should be able to get unparsed stream if you put your code in servlet before it is handled to AXIS - did you try this approach? thanks, alek Dimuthu Leelarathne wrote: Hi Naresh, Right now I don't think there is a way you can get untouched stream, because Axis begins processing a SOAP mes

Re: Zipping up stream?

hi, if you app is CPU bound o.e. most time is spent in XML parsing (check top on linux or task manager in windows) then doing Gzip de/compression may slow down your app as it requires CPU cycles ... however i think it would be very useful if somebody did an analysis and post it :-) thanks, a

Re: Publishing Java Class as a web service

Hitesh Dhingra wrote: Hi everybody, I have a java class and the wsdl describing the java class . I want to publish the java class as a webservice. I will be using JBoss as the application server and jetty as a servlet container and most probably WSIF for the invocation of the web service . My ques

Re: How to define document/literal service with multiple operatio ns

Keith Bohnenberger wrote: It seems to me that the SOAP spec needs a SOAPOperation part that loosely (more loosely than rpc with methods and parameters but tighter than the "wrapper" element convention that is not defined anywhere). The SOAPOperation section of the SOAP message would provide the op

REQ: modular, small footprint, client side only SOAP Java impl? [Re: Apache.WebServices.Next?]

hi, replying to Dims' "Apache.WebServices.Next" post i would like to look on more fundamental question concerning Apache WS modularity: i am interested to find out if there is any interest in very modular, low footprint, Java SOAP implementation that is based around XML Infoset object model wi

Re: Turning off sendMultiRefs causes OutOfMemoryError (PLAINTEXT)

hi, this looks like a case of circular reference: http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"; xsi:type="ns2:CreateUserResult" xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"; xmlns:ns2="http://result.asl.hppcbl.globalops.hp.com";> http://common.hppcbl.globalops.hp.com";>

FYI Re: Why Pull-Parser faster ?

Ricky Ho wrote: Got it ! Thanks At 04:39 PM 2/21/2003 +, you wrote: Ricky Ho wrote: At the "Parser side, in both XPP and SAX code case, the parser deliver the same number of elements to the application "sequentially" (regardless of whether the application ask for it or the parser callbac

Re: Why Pull-Parser faster ? - Still NO answer

Ricky Ho wrote: Just between SAX and XPP If SAX can be stopped anytime by throwing an exception, this means the application can control when to stop. And if XPP is not skipping whitespace ... Why XPP is faster than SAX ?? hi, not sure if these two can be compared. SAX is just an API

Re: Why Pull-Parser faster ?

Brain, Jim wrote: In XPP (XML Pull Parser), the idea is like SAX, where no in-memory model is kept, and the code is basically scanning through the XML. However, As Anne stated, you can stop in the middle of a parse in XPP, and continue later, or start over, or whatever. Also, most XPP parsers t

Re: Why Pull-Parser faster ?

Anne Thomas Manes wrote: Definitely valid points. I view pull parsing as application-specific processing technique. As far as I know, there's no reason why you couldn't implement a fully compliant XML processor that uses the pull parsing technique. (Dennis, please correct me if I'm wrong.) hi A

Re: WSIF license??

redpineseed wrote: hello everyone, where can I find the license materials for WSIF and WSIL? it is fully Apache or IBM still owns the ip? what about WSIL? hi, they are both "fully" Apache, find license of each package in CVS: http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/~checkout~/xml-axis-wsif/ http://cvs.

Re: WSIF 2.0 RC4 available

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a question about WSDL and binding. Are the various WSDL tools to generate code going to have problems if there are other bindings available besides soap in the WSDL doc? hi David, that will depend on tools used - theoretically they should ignore unknown bindi

Re: WSIF 2.0 RC4 available

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is WSIF a client-side only technology? In other words, my server-side SOAP, EJB, JCA, code doesn't change any to be accessible by the client does it? There is no server side component specific to WSIF is there? hi David, that is right. WSIF is client-side library.

[ANN] Apache WSIF 2.0

Apache WSIF 2.0 Released The Apache WSIF (Web Services Invocation Framework) team is proud to announce the first open release of Apache WSIF. WSIF (the "Web Services Invocation Framework") is a WSDL-based API for invoking WSDL-described services. WSIF developers interact

Re: SAXParser throws carriage returns away

Akacem Mohammed wrote: I have the probleme that the SaxParser when parsing a string is presumely replacing \r\n throught \n. Has someone an idea how I could avoid this? I actually need the carriage return (\r) because the string will be displayed later on on a client (win) . ( now I am simpl

Re: [wsif]-help please!

Ullas Kapadia wrote: Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! I am new to WSIF and am trying to play with different types of parameters say: 1. XML document 2. attachments. btw, so we have something like SAAJ for WSIF? Any suggesstions?Also, how can I handle complex types? hi, i am not sure about

Re: [wsif] -- example of asynchronous request/response, with correlationservice?

Jeff Greif wrote: If anyone has an example of usage of WSIF for an asynchronous request/response WS call, particularly one using the WSIFCorrelationService, or the WSIFResponseHandler I'd appreciate seeing it. Would you ever use the correlation service if you also used a response handler? h

[wsif] RC1 release available

hi, on behalf of WSIF Team we are happy to announce availability of first WSIF release candidate (RC1) available at: http://cvs.apache.org/dist/axis/wsif/2.0rc1/ current list of changes is available at: http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/~checkout~/xml-axis-wsif/java/doc/changes.html#WSIF_2_0

Re: Dynamic Invocation w/ Axis

hi Vinu, WSIF uses WSDL4J to work with WSDL documents and AXIS to execute SOAP bindings - to look on WSIF check its new homepage http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsif/ we are now in process of making first official release you can find current beta version (and tomorrow release candidate) in downlo