"Vaidya, Raghavendra (CORP, GEITC)" wrote:
> Does axis provide a
> serializer / deserializer for Hashmap or do I have to write one my self
The Bean Serializer will handle HashMaps (at least according to the code).
They get sent as a SOAP map type.
James McCarthy wrote:
> We may both be correct but
The JDK does indeed produce such URLs, and Netscape accepts them (as well as the
file:/// variety), but according to RFC 1738 (which seems to be the current
URL reference):
**
3.10 FILES
The file URL sche
James McCarthy wrote:
>
> With Drive Specifier:
>
> file:/C:/RestOfPath/file.name
>
> Without Drive Specifier:
>
> file:///RestOfPath/file.name
file:/// is correct. With URLs, the high-level is some sort of network
identifier, the next is the host, followed by the absolute path on the filesyst
Eddie Post wrote:
> Frank,
>
> I am afraid I don't really follow you.
> I didn't installed any war file.
I'm probably not anyone you want to listen to. I've never used Tomcat, and
just started with Axis in JBoss/Jetty. However, I noticed that I would get the
messages you got if I had deployed
(How) does Axis handle Bean serialization/deserialization for beans with
read-only properties ?
It seems that without a setter property, you wouldn't be able to
deserialize, and in fact I am getting an NPE at BeanDeserializer line
198 (3/13/02 CVS) because the code assumes that getWriteMethod() c
>From what little I've seen of Axis, this usually means that you've
installed your .WAR file, but you haven't successfully run the
AdminClient on your deploy.wsdd to define the services in the
server-side Axis registry. "Services" in this case includes not only
your stuff, but the basic Axis serv
I've written a SOAP application with a single method which invokes a
specified method on an EJB. The name of the EJB and the name of the
method are passed up as Strings. The return from the method is a single
container-type object, say "A", whose instance fields contain Strings or
primitives plu
ves, I can't see any
reason why I should have to register every class. Could someone shed
some light ?
Thanks,
Frank Griffin
Vinit Kumar wrote:
> I have to make a stateless sesson bean made available as web
> service.
I'm trying to do somewhat the same thing. The simplest way is, as you wrote,
to create a class that implements your EJB's local or remote interface with
pass-through methods, and have the constructor o
Could someone tell me how Axis and SOAP deal with Java primitives and
the associated Reference Types ?
In other words, if I have two server-side methods, one of which takes a
Long parameter and returns a Long result, and the other of which takes a
long parameter and returns a long result, does t
In reading the samples that come with Axis, it isn't clear to me whether
I need a deploy.wsdd for an application, and if I didn't use one, how I
would structure an endpoint and OperationName.
Suppose I have:
WEB-INF
classes
myPackage
myClass
lib
(axis
e support. Is this possible ? I'm thinking
specifically of web.xml; is there some way to code this to get "the"
SOAP service installed in the servlet container, without knowing what it
is ?
TIA,
Frank Griffin
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