ZipEntry e = new ZipEntry(fileName);
> outfile.putNextEntry(e);
>
> baos = fileObj.getContentOutputStream();
> baos.writeTo(outfile);
>
> outfile.closeEntry();
>
Hi!
Are u calling another class from within a webservice? If so, place the
both the webservice and class within the same namespace ie.
com.srinivas.service
H
Harsh
> Can I expose a method which accepts a class object
> implementing an interface (whose API is exposed by
> server) usin
re looking for these tags in the
SOAP message. [Apache SOAP has a deserializer method that needs to be
called]
Harsh
>I am trying to get the stock sample program up an running. It deploys OK, but when I
>try to run the command line from the
>%AXISPATH%\samples\stock directory:
Instead of running from the above mentioned path , run from two directories higher i.e
from %AXISPATH%
Alternatively u can set classpa
1.Compile your SoapMonitorApplet.java file(path normally would be:
\webapps\axis\SoapMonitorApplet.java)
2.Make changes to ur server-config.wsdd file(manual changes):
Here is a clipped sample server-config.wsdd that will help you!
Add the handler element tag and service element tag
why...still
hoping someone would tell me...
hope this wud've helped you
harsh
On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 01:17, Adhamh Findlay wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting this exact same problem. Did you get it solved? If so how?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Adhamh
>
> On 7/22/03 8:20 AM,
Can i deploy a webservice inside a war file?
If so what all do files do i need? ie.
web-service.xml/web.xml/server-deploy.xml ... etc (along with sample
content please)
harsh
changed the package name in the
webservice) and it worked!
can anyone tell me why?
harsh
On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 11:18, Harsh Nagpal wrote:
> Yes...
> Im instantiating class "B" in webservice "A" and then invoke a method
> (of class "B" from webservice &quo
Yes...
Im instantiating class "B" in webservice "A" and then invoke a method
(of class "B" from webservice "A") which just returns "Hello"
when i try to do this, i get the following error:
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
harsh
Can you call a another class from with a webservice??
eg
webservice "A" calls class "B" which does processing and returns value
to "A"??
Harsh
Hi!
Does axis have its won classloaders (if so can you explain them to me)
or does it use the same as tomcat?
thanks in advance
harsh
Hi!!
I really really really need help on this...
I have a client application which calls a webservice, which in turn
calls a class (packaged in a jar file in the class path and in
WEB-INF/lib) which in turn calls an EJB and returns a string value.
1. The EJB-Client and the EJB work fine
2. The W
Thanks Nicholas,
But can i use this (ant files) even tho im not using borland???
[simple guy on the command line :) ]
Harsh
Hi!
Can anyone tell me how i can package a webservice inside a war file
(with example would be great)
Thanks
(newbie)Harsh
Hi!
I wrote a simple hello=world webservice and deployed it through wsdd.
but when my client tried to access,i got the following error:
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
any help would be appreciated
harsh
Hi!
I'm new to axis. Ive written a class and want to deploy it (not as a
.jws but as a binary .class file) how can i do this?
Also can any1 help me with the client for that too...
Thanks in advance.
Harsh
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