I can not give you any definitive answers, only observations.
If all class files are located properly in axis/WEB-INF/classes/
when the axis servlet starts, then one should not get an
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException.
If your application classes are not in the right package path or
Given that I've got a wsdl file and wsdd deploy file, how can
I generate a server-config.wsdd file without having a running
webserver with axis installed?
I would like to build a war file with axis and my jar files as
well as the server-config.wsdd. I do not want to have to call
the AdminClient to
idea. One would have to have different url's for some
of the common axis webpages, etc. but since one's services have
unique urls they at least would not collide. I will have to try it.
thanks-
Richard Emberson wrote:
Can one dynamically deploy a new service using axis?
What do I mean
Can one dynamically deploy a new service using axis?
What do I mean by dynamic deployment? Well, I do not mean that
you have to know what you are going to deploy and put all the
needed jar files into the WEB-INF/lib directory before you
start the axis servlet - thats hardly dynamic.
Rather, I want
I've bundled up axis in to a war file, no application jar files.
I deploy the axis war file (and axis' native services come up).
Now, I want to deploy the the axis AdminService an application
specific wsdd file (generated by axis during my build process).
What I get is the following error message f
How do I pass properties into code implementing axis methods
in a jakarta-tomcat/axis server?
Can the server-config.wsdd file be used to pass general properties
into the code that implements the server BindingImpl's?
If not, is Axis is running under Tomcat, how can one pass in
properties to Axis?
I
One can register type mapping for (de)serializing object, but one
can not register mime type name to qualified name and no way
to register in utils.JavaUtils a mime-type to Java Object (see
the method mimeToJava(...)).
Also, also in the file org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.Utils
there is a mime-type "a
Using wsdl2java, latest cvs (as of yesterday), when attempt to produce
Java code for the following
I get a class with no instance variable(s) nor any getters or settors -
hard to (de)serialize.
If I try:
Trying to send a Date As far as I can tell, Date is not a
primitive, built into Axis, type.
So, how about sending a Calendar. Well, that does not work either. There
are Calendar
serializers/deserializers registered (with the class
java.util.Calendar), but one can not
make an instance of Cale
There are three ways of doing HREFs in axis.
The first is to set doing multirefs property to true, the default (the
following does NOT have to be done):
msgContext.getAxisEngine().setOption(AxisEngine.PROP_DOMULTIREFS,
Boolean.TRUE);
In this case everything is multi-refed except "primitive" typ
> Why is this important to you?
Well, for one, it much more readable when the information is logged (for
the geek impaired).
Its what I was used to using Axis' predecessor.
Esthetics (mine of course).
So, would a simple solution be to create a class derived from
SerializationContextImpl
and ove
It is my understanding that hrefs can be used in the case when an object
is share by more than
one other objects. With an href, the shared object can be serialized and
those objects that
have a reference to the shared object will be serialized with an element
containing the
href rather than the
It is my understanding that hrefs can be used in the case when an object
is share by more than
one other objects. With an href, the shared object can be serialized and
those objects that
have a reference to the shared object will be serialized with an element
containing the
href rather than the
It is my understanding that hrefs can be used in the case when an object
is share by more than
one other objects. With an href, the shared object can be serialized and
those objects that
have a reference to the shared object will be serialized with an element
containing the
href rather than the s
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