jms, doc/literal, and targetService

reetings, I am struggling with something. I am trying to use the JMS URL-based transport implementation in Axis. It works great!! -- except for one glitch. If I use a rpc/encoded WSDL -- where the namespace of the wsdlsoap:body element is equal to the targetService (namespace="Pinger" as shown be

RE: JMS, TypeMapping, and the SoapBindingImpl

tware -Original Message- From: Celia Berry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 11:20 PM To: Axis-User Subject: JMS, TypeMapping, and the SoapBindingImpl Greetings, I am trying to use Axis with JMS as a transport, and have managed to get it all working. But unfortunately

JMS, TypeMapping, and the SoapBindingImpl

Greetings, I am trying to use Axis with JMS as a transport, and have managed to get it all working. But unfortunately I had to hack one thing which I suspect has a cleaner solution. I generate XML Bean classes for an existing WSDL in the normal way using WSDL2Java. No problem there. But when I try

explicit conversion to/from XML

Greetings, I'm new to Axis. Is it possible to explicitly serialize/deserialize Java Beans to/from XML using Axis (where these Java Beans were built by using WSDL2Java). E.g. In my JUnit I might have something like this:: AA_T aa = new AA_T(); // where AA_T is a Bean from WSDL2Java aa.setFoo( "xyz

typeDesc (repost)

Greetings, I am attempting to process my first WSDL w/ Axis. Unfortunately one of my types is defined as TypeDesc, and thus becomes getTypeDesc(), etc in the generated Bean. This directly conflicts with the getTypeDesc(), etc that Axis places into the files on it's own. (BTW: perhaps it might be go

debugging (repost)

Greetings, I'm new to Axis. I cannot see how to debug print (the full SOAP message as XML) a request which was formed out of Beans generated by WSL2Java?? I am trying to inspect the request right before I ship it off to the Service. E.g. In my JUnit I have something like:: AA_T aa = new AA_T(); /

RE: repost?

--Original Message----- > From: Celia Berry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 10:55 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: repost? > > > Greetings, > I am new to axis-user. Yesterday I posted two separate emails > to this list, > AFAICT, neither has e

repost?

Greetings, I am new to axis-user. Yesterday I posted two separate emails to this list, AFAICT, neither has ever appeared. Should I repost them or is there a considerable lag?? Sorry for any inconvenience. Thanks, -- Chris