Re: Serializer- and Deserializer-objects multi-threaded?

2004-12-14 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
ly occurrs that a runtime exception is thrown or that dates are not formatted correctly. If the deserializer is not used by multiple threads simultaneously I do not have an issue here, but if it is shred I run into trouble.'   If - as Brian J. Sayatovic writes - Axis gets a new instance each time

Re: Serializer- and Deserializer-objects multi-threaded?

2004-12-13 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
I think they are inherently thread-safe because Axis gets a new instance each time from your factories. However, some people take short cuts by making their Serializer/Deserializer classes idempotent and have the same instances are returned from the factory each time -- which is fine as long a

Re: Attachment Performance

2004-12-11 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
We had this problem at work.  We wrote a special bit of code in our attachment handle that checked to see if a DataSource was Axis' DataSource, and if so, took special steps to clean up the temp file since Axis seems to leave it laying around forever. Regards, Brian. Mayur Shetye wrote: Ja

Re: Hiding setter methods of a bean

2004-12-07 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
I think a custom Serializer/Deserializer will handle this. Then you can write out the schema with only those attributes you'd like, and then only write out / read in the properties you're interested in exposing when de/serializing instances. Regards, Brian. Koney, Satish wrote: Hello, I am wri

Re: WSDL definitions targetNamespace vs. schema(s) targetNamespace

2004-11-30 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
I finally figured out how to set the targetNamespace of the wsdl:definitions.  The WSDD services have parameters, one of which can be used to override the target namespace:             ...         "http://localhost/List"/>         ...     Regards, Brian. Brian J. Sa

Re: WSDL definitions targetNamespace vs. schema(s) targetNamespace

2004-11-30 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
to match what I had coded in my serializers, I was able to eliminate the second name space and keep everything in the first. I still would like to know how to change the target namespace of the whole wsdl:definitions. Regards, Brian. Brian J. Sayatovic wrote: I'm trying to use the ?WSD

WSDL definitions targetNamespace vs. schema(s) targetNamespace

2004-11-30 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
I'm trying to use the ?WSDL generating capabilities of Axis to generate a WSDL Consumable by a non-Axis client, Laszlo.  However is limited in that it expects the targetNamespace of the schema to be the same as the targetNamespace of the wsdl:definitions. The wsdl:definitions targetNamespace

Custom serializers for Laszlo

2004-11-28 Thread Brian J. Sayatovic
I've recently started playing with Laszlo (http://www.openlaszlo.org) and am interested in having it invoke an Axis web service. However, I'm having troubles getting it to recognize the auto-generated WSDL form Axis. The first problem I tacled was that it didn't want to recognize "sequence" t