there is a section on this in the "Axis next generation java soap" by
irani&basha. Pages 154-167. I have not tried the example, but I found the
book useful in other things I have tried out.
James
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From: "Srinivas Reddy Mudireddy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I am guessing but perhaps you can run the java2wsdl utility on the generated
castor classes?
James
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From: "Vaidya, Raghavendra (CORP, GEITC)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 11:05 AM
Subject: Document Style Web SErvice
Hi,
I am interested in this as well. I use the Castor xsd compiler a lot - it
generates really nice code.
I do not really understand how you can use the castor compiler alongside the
wsdl compiler - surely you can only use one or the other or am I missing the
point?
James
- Original Message
I am working in an environment where javascript soap clients in a browser
talk http to an axis server which in turn uses a jms to talk to various java
servers.
I guess the jms transport in axis replaces http. Is that right?
Is there a neat way that I can make the soap server map the calls on to
Axis requires that the http header SOAPAction is set.
The microsoft htc soap client does nto set this by default and it is not
obvious how to make it do this.
Is there a way I can stop axis from expecting this header?
James Cowan
Anyone got HTC working with Axis?
James Cowan
>List: axis-user
>Subject: Re: Invoking via Web Browser
>From: Heitzso
>Date: 2002-06-24 14:09:53
>Just saw this post in the archives. I'm trying to invoke web services
t>hrough javascript as well. MS's H
