Somebody can tell me how can I change the default
timout a web service has? I tried the following but didn't work:
YAESystemServiceLocator locator = new
YAESystemServiceLocator();
YAESystem system =
locator.getYAESystem(myURL);
((org.apache.axis.client.Stub)
system).setTimeout(myTimeout);
Anybody knows if the JWSDP handles interfaces well?
Because it appears that Axis does not.
Thanks in advance,
Leonardo
Hi, I am trying to deploy a WS with Axis, but an
error message comes instead of the WSDL when I request it:
Nov 18, 2003 4:31:14 PM
org.apache.axis.providers.java.JavaProvider generateWSDLINFO: Mapping
Exception to AxisFaultWSDLException: faultCode=OTHER_ERROR: Can't find
prefix for 'http:
You have to explicity set the intention to maintain the session in the
client too (is not enough the WSDL). To do that take your ServiceLocator
(locator) and do locator.setMaintainSession(true);
Leo
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Sent: Frida
At least until Generics comes to life in JDK 1.5...
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Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 9:39 PM
Subject: RE: newbie question : List vs. ArrayList vs. []
> Speaking as a webservices consumer and publisher,
Hi Joao, I suposse a better approach to expose a
Hashtable than 2 Vectors one with keys and the other with values or using
multidimensional Arrays is to export your Hashtable via a Vector or JavaBeans or
an Arrays of JavaBeans. Each JavaBean will have 2 proporties: key and value.
Whis way yo
I have been trying to expose my app as a set of web
services with Axis but can't resolve how to correctly export an interface. That
is, some web service method returns an interface instead of a JavaBean (of
course the concrete implementation is a JavaBean).
I tried mapping the interface to
