Oneway operations are defined in WSDL 1.1 section 2.4.1. A oneway
operation ONLY has an input message. Oneway operations are not supposed to
have faults, so this WSDL is bad. WSDL2Java is accepting this WSDL when it
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Yes. See out inout test:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-axis/java/test/wsdl/inout/inout.wsdl?rev=1.2.6.1
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You're WSDL is using a non-standard XML type. If you want a string, just
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MIME types:
... xmlns:axis="http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap";...
=> image/jpeg => java.awt.Image
=> text/plain => java.lang.String
=> multipart/related =>
javax.mail.internet.MimeMultipart
=> text/xml =>
javax.xml.transform.Source
=> javax.activation.DataHandler
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more axis-users and almost no increase in active axis committers, so we often lose track of axis-user. Reporting the bug through bugzilla ensures that we will look at it eventually.
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beta 2 is over a month old, now. You might want to try a recent nightly build: http://xml.apache.org/dist/axis/nightly/.
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I am using axis beta 2 -- the
lient), and an error has occurred trying to read the fault from the SOAP message. You could run tcpmon to see what the fault is, but I'd suggest moving to a newer version of AXIS, first.
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I am getting an ArrayOutOfBoundsException when I try to run the following
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package
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means that the part references an element type:
There is no such beast in your WSDL. Your WSDL has a complexType called "Ping", so changing "element=" to "type=" finds the complex type.
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Well, these two WSDL files are completely different. But in particular,
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ne have suggestions as to how this should be
mapped to Java?
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said, I'll look at the import problem as soon
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These are not bugs. See my comments inline between ...
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This is a legitimate question. The attachment sample is a DII (dynamic
invocation) sample for good reason. AXIS doesn't yet support attachments
in WSDL. I believe it MUST before AXIS 1.0 is released, but how soon that
happens is unknown.
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I would have guessed that this message clause is illegal. I could be
wrong, but try this instead:
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I'm not sure I understand your problem. Could you show us your WSDL?
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Both. JAX-RPC only defines a subset of XML->Java mappings. AXIS has
defined a considerably larger set, but still not all of them. So we COULD
do this one as well, IF we could come up with a reasonable mapping.
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Cedric is right. It is ref="s:schema" that is causing your problems.
WSDL2Java does not handle that. WSDL2Java is based on JAX-RPC. JAX-RPC
defines mappings from WSDL/XML to Java and it doesn't define a mapping for
s:schema. I don't know how that should be mapped.
First you have to decide what the schema type means to you. To some folks
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AXIS doesn't support type http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema:schema. Since
it doesn't know about it, it assumes you've defined it. Since, of course,
you haven't defined it, you see the message that you see.
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There are no dependencies that I'm aware of. I use xerces 2 exclusively.
The betas were both built and tested with xerces 2.
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calls Emitter methods.
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CVS version? Some of the file-finding code has changed recently. (The
WSDL2Java framework has also changed recently, which SHOULDN'T affect your
code, but it may, depending on how you call WSDL2Java/Emitter.)
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// Set credentials
Stub stub = (Stub)node;
stub._setProperty(Stub.USERNAME_PROPERTY, username);
stub._setProperty(Stub.PASSWORD_PROPERTY, password);
where "Stub" is javax.xml.rpc.Stub. (You can see why we added the AXIS
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CLOptionDescription is in clutil.jar. Verify that your CLASSPATH correctly
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bit different in the xerces stuff. What version of xerces are you using?
I'm using xerces 2.
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Sorry. Right now you can't. There is no mapping from Java's primitive
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Show us your Java class. Did you use ?wsdl or Java2WSDL? If Java2WSDL,
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The final beta 2 release is available:
http://xml.apache.org/axis/dist/beta2/
This release was built with:
- ant 1.4.1
- xerces 2
- tomcat 4.0.3 (for servlet.jar, activation.jar, and mail.jar)
- junit 3.7
Expect a beta 3 the end of May.
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Could we see:
1. The class(es) that you're running Java2WSDL on;
2. The Java2WSDL command you used.
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1. The NAME of the prefix doesn't matter, as long as the namespace is the
same.
2. I don't know what to say about this one. I haven't played with it.
Anyone else want to answer?
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"ajack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/28/2002 09:16:
rs). If you
(or anyone) go through the effort of doing this, we'd be happy to consider
bringing it into the AXIS codebase.
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Which version of AXIS are you using? This is a very strange bit of code to
generate. It is certainly wrong. And it is NOT generated with the latest
versions of AXIS (at least it's not in our tests).
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" has been created. So you die-hard axis-dev
folks who want to work on AXIS during the weekend can now work on the head
branch without disturbing the beta 2 release.
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See http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-user&m=101950819112589&w=2
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being used as
a special-case QName, so all references to QFault in AXIS have been changed
to QName.
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There's a simple answer for you, but you won't like it. AXIS doesn't yet
support xsd:time. We support dateTime but not time. Not sure what we'd
map it to in Java. Suggestions?
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apis. Do you have that jar around?)
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Try this WSDL: (See attached file: test.wsdl)
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RPC version 0.7.
JAX-RPC version 0.8 changed this to IN. AXIS currently supports version
0.8. Of course now there's a 0.9 version out, so we're STILL behind!
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appears that you have an old version of axis.jar and a newer
version of jaxrpc.jar.
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Not a clue. Sorry. This stack trace you've given us doesn't have any AXIS
code in the stack, so there's no way for us to know how this problem is
related to AXIS.
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Sometime this summer, I expect. We cannot have a production release until
the JAX-RPC spec, which AXIS implements, is official. I think that's
supposed to be official in May. I don't know whether there are any other
items that are gating us (besides better documentation!).
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ike: wsdl:arrayType="XXX". In these cases the WSDL file MUST have
the namespace attribute, in which case WSDL4J would add the prefix, so
you'd still be broken with those cases anyway (unless we could get WSDL4J
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s not a
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Could we see more of this reasonably simple WSDL file? We've got at least
one test (I think more) that tests XML imports and they work, so you
obviously have something that we don't.
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Whenever you REFER to a type you're defining, like ActionType in the
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You must qualify it with the prefix for the namespace in which that type is
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Thanks for the correction! I've put it on my todo list. I don't know when
I'll be able to get to it, but it'll be fixed before our next beta.
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soap-enc:Array is a SOAP 1.2 creature. MS probably only supports SOAP 1.1.
Try creating WSDL using Java2WSDL with the following option:
--typeMappingVersion 1.1.
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eated if you're sufficiently CVS savvy).
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AXIS DOES support attachments (to a degree). See the attachment sample
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WSDL). You'll want to look at the source in org.apache.axis.wsdl.fromJava.
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soap:header is on our todo list.
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can WS
Where did you get your wsdl4j.jar? There are actually 2 (or more?) of
those floating around and they're not compatible. You should use the one
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S is to fully comply with the JAX-RPC specification.
We're not there, yet. But neither is the JAX-RPC spec! It's still a
moving target, version 0.8, and won't become 'official' until probably
sometime this summer.
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It works for me. (Yeah, I know, that doesn't help you much!)
Are you using tomcat? Do you have activation.jar in tomcat's common/lib
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You may be the first one to try this. It's unsupported. ?wsdl assumes RPC
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We have many methods in our tests and samples that return void, so "yes",
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http://www.ebxml.org/namespaces/messageHeader:MessageHeader is referenced
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MessageHeader is referenced in the WSDL, but WSDL2Java doesn't see a
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blem. It's
not good enough simply to generate all derived types. The stub must
register them as well. And they must be listed in the wsdd file.
I've added this work to my todo list.
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promise!). We will probably do a few more betas before we release 1.0, and
these should not be much more than 1 month apart. This way if we find
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What do the results look like? Pull it from your log or, better yet, run
tcpmon.
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There have been a number of fixes since then. The final AXIS beta 1 will
be available today and I believe a new version of WSTK (that will use this
beta) will be available early April.
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What version of AXIS are you using? Your generated ArrayOfCompStruct3
looks quite a bit different than mine.
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The --all option GENERATES all mappings, but since all mappings aren't
USED, we don't force anything (ie., the stub) to use them.
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The funtional-tests start the SimpleAxisServer on port 8080. If something
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I just ran WSDL2Java on this WSDL and it appears to generate the proper
classes. Could you tell us explicitly what you think is a problem?
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AXIS uses WSDL4J, particularly Java2WSDL and WSDL2Java. Take a look at the
source in org/apache/axis/wsdl/toJava and .../fromJava and see if that
helps.
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aving problems of its own.
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We've got a couple xmethods WSDL in our build tests and those work fine.
Tell me one that you're having problems with. Also, could you give me a
full stack trace? Which XML parser are you using? Xerces?
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ing? Line 134 in the current
build cannot possibly throw NullPointerException: "if (f == null)".
Perhaps your problem has been fixed in a recent build?
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Overloaded methods work. See the test xml-axis/java/test/wsdl/clash/. We
haven't done any major stress testing on overloaded methods, so it wouldn't
surprise me if there are still holes, but the concept is there and it seems
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longer than the Call object.
The proper thing MIGHT be to have some of these methods on the service
rather than the stub, but we'll have to think about it a bit.
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ight thing to do.
It's an easy addition, so it's probably the wrong thing to do (aren't they
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"St-Germain, Sylvain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/14/2002 12:49:56
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Thanks for reporting this bug, Nuno, Luis. I fixed it.
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"Luis Novais" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/14/2002 06:06:36 AM
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this should be slipped in if we can agree on something quickly.
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"Simon McClenahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/14/2002 09:34:05
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thilo wrote:
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> browsing the latest source code, I noticed that some of the Axis classes
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> - Where does this package come from?
> - Who made the specification for these interfaces? Sun? IBM? Apache?
> - Which class library does Axis use to process
same address.
Sanjiva, is this legal WSDL? If it is, then WSDL4J appears to only give us
one port for Service.getPorts(). If it is not, then herve, you will have to
fix your WSDL.
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Tom Jordahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/13/2002 04:48:40 PM
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The Java2WSDL -p option now works.
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robert woodley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/12/2002 06:58:29 PM
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To recap:
Java2WSDL take
H! I thought I fixed that! Sorry! I'll fix it right now...
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"Chris Haddad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/13/2002 12:14:03 AM
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Curious! I just tried the LogTestService with the SimpleAxisServlet and
http://localhost:8080/axis/servlet/LogTestService?WSDL worked just fine. I
don't know what to tell you.
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"ϯ À¤" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/12/2002 09:51:32 PM
Are you sure you're using wsdl4j.jar that comes with AXIS? I understand
there's another one floating around that's incompatible.
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Frank van Lingen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/12/2002 07:37:56 PM
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No, the servlet package is not part of axis. It is part of whatever web
server (Tomcat, WebSphere, whatever) that you use.
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"Ma, June" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/12/2002 06:24:26 PM
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> While compilingaxis/attachments/ManagedMemoryDataSource.java, I got the
following warning. I am wondering could that be fixed in the Beta1 also.
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> *** Caution: This try block cannot
ASSPATH for the build is: xerces 2 xercesImpl.jar, junit
3.7 junit.jar, tomcat 4.0.3 servlet.jar. What else do I need?
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Good suggestion. I'll get it into the beta.
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"Token Scotsman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/12/2002 08:38:19 AM
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Hi
That's a cryptic way of saying you are having problems accessing the
service. The client is expecting a SOAP message but is getting something
like Error 404 (url not found). Plug the url you're using into a browser
to see what the error is.
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Christi
ce and the WSDL you got from ?WSDL?
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"ϯ À¤" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/12/2002 03:32:51 AM
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Hi,
C:\>java org.apa
The problem is not yours. The user's manual wasn't cleaned up before the
beta candidate, but I worked on it this weekend. The latest drop - AND the
real beta, when it comes out - has example5 (and others) fixed.
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Very curious! I don't have an explanation for you. The JAF classes SHOULD
be in the beta. I don't know why they weren't in the candidate.
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Karna Harsha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/10/2002 11:45:07 PM
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Thanks. Fixed. It may take a few hours (no more than 6) for the update to
make it to the official web page.
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"Di Toudi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/11/2002 08:18:47 AM
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