HI Ramesh,
You can get the instance of the axis engine itself. Then you can get the
message context through it. And whatever handlers that you are
specifying can be specified in the client-config.wsdd or
server-config.wsdd depnding on where the handlers should play the role.
Then when you can p
Hi all,
According to the basic profile it mentions that the both the web servcie
producer and the consumer should use the same schema.
AXIS 1.0 uses XML schema 1999 where as AXIS 1.1 uses XML schema 2001
Can there a soap message request exist where Both the schemas need to be
used.
As in can I
Hi,
I am trying
to create a web servcie which used JMS as the trasnport
From the
client side i set my transport to JMS and also placed the handler class in the
client-config.wsdd
I have also
properly deployed my web servcie.I have a listener class listening to the
JMSqueue. From the c
Hi richard!!
I also faced the same problem
In the axis.jar there is a client-config.wsdd and server-config.wsdd
So all the handler definitions I placed it inside this
client-config.wsdd which is inside the axis.jar. It worked perfectly.
Rgds
Senthil
-Original Message-
From: Richard Mart
Document style web servcie
Client side
---
Say u have an xml document need to send this to the servcie
Creat a SOAPBodyElement [] array and place the root of the XML document
in it.
Send this as a parameter when you call the web servcie using
Call.invoke(param) where param is an Ob
Hi
In ur client prog if u have contacting the url
http://localhost:8080/axis/servcies/CalculatorService for
the web servcie
Then while u run the tcp mon
say tcpo mon listening port is
8081
then the tatrget port and host name will 8080 and local
host in this case
after starting the
Hi
all,
We deploy in
axis using the command:
java
org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
NOw
basically in the soure code of the AdminClient Programm
the web
service at http://localhost:8080/axis/services/AdminService
is called
IS there any
link or any document on how the web serv
I think you can place these optional jars in the axis zone WEB-INF/lib
folder!
Rgds
Senthil
-Original Message-
From: Lee, Insoo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 9:23 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: installing optional jars
Hello,
A newbie Axis question -
Title: RE: SAAJ Attchemt Part Error
Hi ,
I am trying to send a SOAP with attachement to a
servcie which is suuposed to echo back the SOAP message
The code of the service is :
-
package samples.test.eg9;import
javax.activation.DataHandler;
public class Simpl
Hi
I am tyring to work more related to SOAP with attachments If any of you have
some sample codes or references can you pls
share it with me.
Basically
I also want to know how to access the SOAP message directly!
I have seen some implementaions where server is
coded as a servlet and
uot;); DataHandler d
= new DataHandler(ds);
Hope this help, Luciano
-----Original Message- From:
Senthil_KM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday 03 March 2004 11:27 To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE:
SAAJ Attchemt Part Error
HI Dims,
Stack trace :
chemt Part Error
Please attach the full stack trace and specify which version of axis u
are using.
thanks,
dims
--- Senthil_KM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I am trying to add a String as an attachment to the SOAP message on
> the client side. I am sending it to th
Hi
I am trying to add a
String as an attachment to the SOAP message on the client side. I am sending it
to the web servcie which is a simple echo service which takes inpur as a
javax.activation.DataHandler and returns the same.
On the client side i
use the SAAJ apis to creat the SO
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