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public static org.apache.axis.encoding.Deserializer getDeserializer(
java.lang.String mechType,
java.lang.Class _javaType,
javax.xml.namespace.QName _xmlType) {
return
new org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanDeserializer(
Hello-
I have a service that has a parameter that is defined as anyType. When
this parameter is passed a java Boolean, it is serialized as a
"soapenc:boolean". In order to interoperate with another SOAP impl, I
would like to have this serialized as an "xsd:boolean". How do I
configure Axis to d
Title: Tomcat Error
Hi everyone-
We are having a problem when our app is run under Tomcat. Currently, we embed Axis inside our applications jar, and obfuscate it. This seems to work fine, except under Tomcat. When we use our application inside Tomcat, it works fine the first time it is c
Thanks for the quick response.
Unfortunately, setting the "org.apache.commons.logging.Log" property
will affect all classes trying to use the logging stuff. I can't force
users of our code to use the log impl we have selected, and in fact,
since our code is obfuscated, it wouldn't work for them a
Title: Turning off Discovery of Logging
Hi everyone-
Our application has Axis, as well as the other necessary Apache jar files obfuscated inside our own jar file, to avoid classpath problems with customer's applications. This works great until someone puts one of these jars on their classp
You can define enumerations in your WSDL by declaring a simple type with
a restiction. Check out this example:
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but in the namespace you are expecting?
field.setXmlType(new
javax.xml.namespace.QName("http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema".";,
boolean"));
Kevin
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returning the xsd:boolean (as explicitly stated in the
WSDL).
Has no one else run into this problem? Does no one use the XML Schema
datatypes? Is there any sort of workaround?
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This is interesting information, but it doesn't answer the important
question: Can Axis be re-distrubted freely?
I am interested in finding out what other people are doing about this.
It seems strange to me that people are working hard on Axis, yet no one
seems to know if they can use it in a c
Title: Licensing Issues
We are getting ready to release our product using Axis, and need to clarify any licensing issues. Past posts to this list have been less than enlightening about this issue, and the Axis web site has no licensing information.
It seems that, even Axis is an Apache pr
Hello all-
Just started using the released version 1.0 of Axis. I have
noticed that, for complex types, the generated classes are encoding
boolean fields as "soapenc:boolean" instead of as "xsd:boolean". The
fields are defined in the WSDL as "xsd:boolean", but the static field
description
Hello all-
Just started using the released version 1.0 of Axis. I have
noticed that, for complex types, the generated classes are encoding
boolean fields as "soapenc:boolean" instead of as "xsd:boolean". The
fields are defined in the WSDL as "xsd:boolean", but the static field
description
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