Tom,
> Yes we are going to work with generated stubs. All Im
> confused about now is
> what Axis1.2 offers that supercedes the need to manually
> register the datat
> type class (i.e. will mean that I dont have to use reflection
> to instantiate
> the stub for my dataclass and then retrive
Tom,
> The XML string which I receive is generated by a mainframe
> application which
> does a conversion between an old proprietary data format and XML.
>
> In your code you mention that it is not necessary to register
> Axis classes
> explicitly in Axis 1.2 - that Axis 1.2 can do this
> d
mport org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.EnumDeserializerFactory;
import org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.EnumSerializerFactory;
/**
* Holds AG support functionality.
*
* @version $Revision: #4 $
* @author Michael Binz
*/
public class AgSupportLib
{
/**
* Logger used by this class
*/
private static final Log _l
Hi,
I'm looking for a possibility to serialise an Axis wsdl2java-generated type
to XML and back into its Java object representation. This would allow a
simple file-based management of test cases.
I managed the first step, transforming the object into XML, by using the
Axis BeanSerializer and a S
Bill, Matthias
> Yes, that is what I did. You need to create a new WSDL file that has the
> https endpoint url. I created my WSDL with Java2WSDL, so I only changed
> the
> -l parameter to the new url. Be sure that you use the same server name as
> will be used when you create the SSL certificate w
Hari,
you can define your Web service scope in the deploy.wsdd file. If you use
application scope you get the behaviour you want.
Best wishes,
Michael.
> Has any body worked on handling the sessions with AXIS?. If so, appreciate
> if
> you could help us out in resolving the following issue
>
I have created a service and successfully deployed. At client side, I
created a ClientMain.java
which only contains a "main" method for the purpose of testing. I tried to
use
"MessageContext.getCurrentContext()", but I always get
NullPointerException.
Does MessageContext only exist with the