RE: JBoss Axis Web Service Deployment

2004-05-25 Thread TMT_Sato
Hi, Pretty well working for me! Why not using JBoss.NET? If so, JBoss.NET forum is the right place. Takenori, > -Original Message- > From: Lerena, Alberto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 4:09 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: JBoss Axis Web Service Deploymen

RE: Project from hell?

2004-05-14 Thread TMT_Sato
Hi, I use web service, if that applet talks to the server with RMI. We can think of a web service as another serialization better than RMI. Besides, we can use http or https with axis. That leads to an easy integration with other J2EE applications. In the end, better availability ,security and co

RE: Antwort: RE: Dot-Net's "wsdl.exe" and Non-Nullable Value Types

2004-05-10 Thread TMT_Sato
Title: メッセージ Hi,   Any objects inherit System.ValueType, like int(Int32) and datetime are impossible to set null. This is the C# specification.   As long as you use wsdl.exe, you can't set null value to them.   So they must be checked on the client side according to your design.     Then Typed

RE: Antwort: RE: Dot-Net's "wsdl.exe" and Non-Nullable Value Types

2004-05-08 Thread TMT_Sato
> > One last note: This WSDL will be consumed by clients who > > purchase the software I am developing.  They will be > > responsible for generating their own Web Service Clients > > using the toolkit of their choice, so I am trying to make it > > as standardized as possible while requiring min

RE: Antwort: RE: Dot-Net's "wsdl.exe" and Non-Nullable Value Types

2004-05-08 Thread TMT_Sato
Hi, I use TypedDataSet. I create TypedDataSet using SchemaDesigner, and all the values ,both of from and to, are stored in it. All the constraints are checked on the client side. Takenori, > -Original Message- > From: Oliver Wulff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, May 08, 20