Re: JDBC datasource from Web Service

christopher justin wrote: Does Axis know of the application specific WEB-INF/web.xml ? I have set up Data Sources correcty when useing the JWS SDK and within that I needed a resource identified correctly in my application specific WEB-INF/web.xml , but Axis seems to not even care about that

Re: Axis and Maven

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Have any of you already created a project were used maven and axis? I'm considering that possibility now, but there are issues like the generation of java from wsdl, which requires some work, like creating a plugin! Does any of you already had to battle with this?

Re: apache software

Shah, Soniya M. [RA] wrote: I have been using Apache software for a long time and am very happy with it. But my management has strong concern's about this. Their main question is if we run into a really critical problem on client side, how do we support it?. I have not seen anything in the

Re: Internal Server Error - help

Ying Foong wrote: I'm using WinXP professional SP1, J2SE 1.4.2_02 SAAJ APIs in Java Web Services Developer Pack 1.3 tomcat 5.0 ... I still cannot solve this problem, is it because of stability of axis1.2? I did not use axis 1.1 because it's not fully SOAP 1.2 compliant... Your help is greatly

method signature errors with 1.2alpha

I recently upgraded from 1.1 to 1.2alpha and am now unable to invoke my web services. Both of these methods worked with 1.1. 1) Service.findAll() Call.invoke(null) produces: Tried to invoke method public abstract java.util.Collection Service.findAll() throws java.rmi.RemoteException with

Re: ClassCastException using java:EJB provider

__matthewHawthorne wrote: And now I just noticed this during deployment: 15:31:31,760 INFO [ParamNameExtractor] AXIS error:java.io.IOException: Unable to load bytecode for class mil.navy.nicweb.dos.ejb.PorSiteLinkFacade That's the remote interface to the session bean that I'm attempting

Re: ClassCastException using java:EJB provider

. What a weird error! I've seen similar bytecode errors, and they usually have something to do with the JRE version. And, I *did* just upgrade my JRE on Friday to 1.4.2_03 -- but why would Axis care? Ugh... __matthewHawthorne wrote: I'm using the java:EJB provider to deploy a stateless session bean

ClassCastException using java:EJB provider

I'm using the java:EJB provider to deploy a stateless session bean as a web service. The session bean is a facade to underlying entity beans. I have some code in place which converts the local entity references to value objects that are returned from the web service using the bean serializers

Re: Deploying Axis web services

Axis is a webapp which can be deployed in any J2EE container. You can then deploy your service into Axis (using the .wsdd file) on that container. It's surprisingly easy. Nate Bowler wrote: I have an application that is installed at a customer's site. While it has its own web-based GUI, it

non axis-specific way to do type mappings?

When writing a web service client, is there a way to set the type mappings using: java.xml.rpc.Call or java.xml.rpc.Service instead of using: org.apache.axis.client.Call.registerTypeMapping(Class, QName, SerializerFactory, DeserializerFactory) I've tried this: TypeMapping mapping =

Re: Subject lines prepended with [AXIS-USERS]

Why? If you need this for filters, why not just filter by the email address? I think the [EMAIL PROTECTED] address implies that it's for axis users, adding the same label to the subject line seems redundant. Brian Abbott wrote: Can we change this list to have all subject lines be prepended