k, so the line:
embassyServer = (EmbassyServer) context.getBean("myServiceBean");
should be:
myService = (MyService) context.getBean("myServiceBean");
that's what I get for trying to mask stuff out ;)
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Michael Thompson wrote:
The java pet store example in the s
The java pet store example in the spring distribution has an example of
this. There was also some talk on the spring framework mailing list not
too far back about how to expose a bean as an axis web service. I
however took a simpler, more clumsy approach.
I have a wrapper implementation of my
See
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg20141.html
I think it is detailed enough to get you going. Just be sure that your
client is pointing to an https url ;)
Good Luck.
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Steven Nakhla wrote:
I am trying to enable an Axis client to do SSL client authentication
to an Axis servi
Make sure that your client is connecting via a https url and not a http url.
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Flores, Raul wrote:
Hi,
I am having the following problem when running axis 1.2 beta 2 over
Tomcat with https.
When my client connects to port 8080, everything works fine.
When I try to run the same code against port
You can setup client side handlers in client-config.wsdd. Just place it
on your clients classpath.
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Kapil Khanna wrote:
I am consuming an external web service and am trying to get a handle to the
MessageContext via MessageContext.getCurrentContext(). Unfortunately the
MessageContext i
get
Using Axis 1.2 beta (the one off the web site).
I'm doing a bit of research with handlers. I'm attempting to write a
CompressionHandler which will gzip compress the request/response and
ungzip it on the other side. So in my server-config.wsdd I have
declared a request/response flow element as
Use the address of operator(&)
as in:
BSTR bstrStatus;
pBrowser->get_StatusText( &bstrStatus );
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your help.
Any idea what I have to change to handle the BSTR*? I cannot findinfo
on the pointer version anywhere.
Thanks again,
James
In a message dated
from msdn.com
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vccore/html/vcconStringsAllocatingReleasingMemoryForBSTR.asp
Looks like you'll want something like:
::SysAllocString(...), but don't forget ::SysFreeString
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am creating a client fo
It was my understanding that you just had to have a client-config.wsdd
in the classpath. So if you don't want to mod your axis.jar, just make
sure your the directory your custom client-config.wsdd is in your classpath.
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Anand Natrajan wrote:
Anthony,
My bad - I read your email to the opposi
Hi again, I apologize for the repost, but I haven't even received a
nibble on my former post, and since people are talking about
performance... ;)
I'll try to break it down a little better:
A) Does axis come with any kind of compression support straight out of
the box?
B) Is there anything o
Hello all,
I am attempting to write my own custom handler that does GZIP
compression/decompression of a request/response. There is a lot of
talk in the archives about such handlers, but I've only come across
examples which actaully modify HttpSender and the AxisServlet :(.
I added the h
Haven't figured it out exactly, but with some combination of upgrading
to 1.2 beta, changing the client endpoint url to https:// vs. http://
(doh :O), and fixing a corrupted client keystore, it seems to be working
now.
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Michael Thompson wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I'm hav
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I'm having a VERY tough time getting axis configured for SSL comm to a
Tomcat web server. I've followed several readmes, blogs, former mail
postings, but I can't seem to get it right. I'm using axis 1.1 and
tomcat 4.1.30.
I'm doing this with self signed certs just to at
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