Re: axis installation with weblogic6.1

Hi, I traced this exception back to the fact that the DocumentBuilderFactory returned by org.apache.axis.utils.XMLUtils.InitDOMFactory() is weblogic's version of xerces that does not seem to be compatible with axis. I had to hardcode the factory to an instance of xerces2.0's implementation class

Re: Question regarding deploying service using deploy.wsdd

this is a known bug in beta2. try one of the more recent nightly builds Chaudhri Rohit-CRC037 wrote: > As specified in the documentation, I used the name="allowedMethods" value= "method names" /> tag to specify the methods > that I should be exposed in the Web Service. But still after I deploy

Re: Does anyone know how to install Axis in Dynamo 5.1?

If you look at /webapps/axis/WEB-INF/web.xml , you can see that any request to an url of the form axis/services/* is handled by the class org.apache.axis.transport.http.AxisServlet. The AxisServlet in turn gets info about the deployed services from the file server-config.wsdd Vikram Nuno Guerrei

Re: Problems with Vector return types!

Hi, I guess you are using alpha3. Try out with a recent nightly build. There is improved support for arrays and Lists now. All Lists are now deserialized as Object[]. Even if your sevice method returns a Vector, on the client side you will receive it as an Object[]. So the client code should loo

Re: Array Serializer and java.util.List

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Array Serializer and java.util.List

Hi, There seems to be a bug in ArraySerilizer when a list containing objects of different classes is serialized. The arrayType attribute is being set to the type of the first element in the list and not to xsd:anyType as would be expected. Could someone please clarify? thanks Vikram

Re: BeanSerializer and null properties

oops... its BeanDeserializer that throws the exception. The serializer seems to work fine. Vikram Rayabhari wrote: > I have a property in a bean that is declared as > > private MyInterface intf; > > This property is always null and will never change in my application.

BeanSerializer and null properties

I have a property in a bean that is declared as private MyInterface intf; This property is always null and will never change in my application. Currently the BeanSerializer is very strict ie it expects a type mapping for MyInterface even though the value is null. This means that I will have to wr

Re: ArrayListExtension is not serializable

me if this fixes your > problem. > > Thanks, > > Rich Scheuerle > XML & Web Services Development > 512-838-5115 (IBM TL 678-5115) > > > Vikram Rayabhari > com>

overloaded methods

Hi all, Does SOAP support overloaded methods?? If yes, does the current version of AXIS support them?? if yes, how does a client differentiate one from the other?? If no, what is the best way to tackle the issue?? I already have an API that contains overloaded methods and I want to expos

ArrayListExtension is not serializable

Hi, I have a wrapper service that has a session bean. The service class declares a method public java.util.List myMethod(java.util.List myList) {     return mySessionBean.myMethod(myList); } Calling this method resulted in a java.io.NotSerializableException.. The bean was deployed on WebSphere4.0

Re: problem getting AXIS installed

Hi Graham, My first guess is you have a version mismatch in one of the jars - log4j or wsdl4j. Vikram Graham Glass wrote: Hi guys, I’m running AXIS alpha3 under tomcat 3.2 and can’t seem to get a simple sample working. When I start up tomcat and then try using any AXIS functionality, I g