Hi Jess,
you can put the variables in the copnfigureation file of your application
server.
I use tomcat (and for that server.xml):
In your code you can use:
Context initCtx = new InitialContext();
Context envCtx = (Context) initCtx.lookup("java:/comp/env");
String retVal = (DataSource) env
Hi Aravind,
perhaps the error is, that your bean isn't declared as a public class.
Juergen
>I am trying to build a webservice, which uses complex type parameters.The
>method I am following to deploy the web services is , change the .java
>extension of the file to .jws and place it in axis dire
Hi to all,
I'm using a bean with three boolean types and the respective get/set methods.
When I query the soap service there are no mistakes for this boolean types.
But in the result wsdl file (called via webservice?wsdl) I miss this
boolean types in the bean specification.
Any hints about thi
Hi,
A SOAPAction value of "" means, that the intent of the request is provided
by the HTTP request URI. An empty value fpr SOAPAction means that the
intent is not specified ... In fact, AXIS ignores the SOAPAction header and
instead relies on this approach; the first child of the element and
Hi,
in the attachment there is a small example for a DAO Factory
to access a database within a web service.
Juergen
> > Hi to all,
> >
> > I use a data access object design pattern (DAO), to access a
> > mysql database
> > through a webservice function.
> > To big advantage is, that one doesn'
Hi to all,
I use a data access object design pattern (DAO), to access a mysql database
through a webservice function.
To big advantage is, that one doesn't need any database specific
environment variables like host, database, user
or something else in the source code. All this is done in the JN
