Hi Tania -
A group of Axis committers and friends-of-Axis are working on a technical, developer
and architect oriented book that delves into the nuts and bolts of building web
service endpoints, clients, handlers, and transports using Axis. JAX-RPC, connecting
to JMS and EJB's, and .NET intero
mike -
you most likely do need a typemapping in the wsdd. please post your wsdl and the wsdd
generated by wsdl2java.
thanks,
/Chris
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Date: Sun, 31 Aug 2003 23:35:11 +0200 (ME
Great tip Stuart! here's some additional tricks.
the destination directory for all generated source files should be /build/work
directory. usually i have /build/work/schema for wsdl and /build/work/com/... for
java source.
after generating the java source, copy the implementation file over i
Shantanu -
Anne pointed out that service names MUST conform to the rules for the xsd:NCName type
(according to the WSDL schema definition) and therefore spaces are invalid.
I was erroneously just focused on the service endpoint URL used by Axis and had
overlooked this fact.
/Chris
--- shanta
The attachments.directory path points to a location used to temporarily save large
attachment files. If deleted, Axis will fall back and use alternative locations.
Best course of action is to modify the value to point to a directory used to hold
temporary files.
/Chris
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Harry -
What type are the userColl and projectColl fields?
/Chris
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>Hi,
> My web service is in Axis 1.1 and the C# client is using MS WS
Thanks.
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>Harry Wen
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The method is in the nightly build.
/Chris
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>Hi Girish,
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>There is no such function in Stub interface. Which Axis vers
d if it was protected.
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>Probably I should post this axis-dev.
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>Shantanu
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>--- chaddad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Shantanu -
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>> If you have control over the service, it would be
>> easier to just remove the space from the service
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Shantanu -
If you have control over the service, it would be easier to just remove the space from
the service name.
/Chris
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Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 14:05:55 -0700 (
Ross - the documentation states that SimpleSessionHandler needs to be mapped into both
the request and response flows on the server. Because you haven't mapped the handler
into the response flow, the doServer code for when context.getPastPivot() == false
will never be executed which is critical
Paul - the xml-axis\test directory is a great place to start to view code samples.
for example,
/test/faults/TestEncode.java
/test/soap12/TestFault.java
Axis is fully configurable as to the fault information and can conform to the WS-I
suggestion. it does not conform out of the box because
Martin -
have you tried executing xml-axis/java/test/saaj/TestAttachment.java in your
environment? The testMultipleAttachments method seems to execute similar code.
/Chris
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good idea Eric!
no, Axis requires the client code to explicitly set the encapsulation format. Here's
the required code to specify use of DIME:
call.setProperty(
call.ATTACHMENT_ENCAPSULATION_FORMAT,
call.ATTACHMENT_ENCAPSULATION_FORMAT_DIME);
/Chris
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Mark -
When testing the wsdl (and uncommenting the part) wsdl2java is properly parsing the
file. i'm using a nightly build.
can you provide the exact command line that you are using?
thanks,
/Chris
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