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How to disable sending xsi types in Axix 1.1 client?

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How to disable sending xsi types in Axis 1.1 client?

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Antwort: WSDL2Java

Hello Gary, we have a similar problem in out architecture: We want to hide the webservice-aspects from our clients in the 1st Tier and from our clients in the appserver, so we implemented EJBs with common data transfer classes in their remote-interfaces. The EJBs themselves map the data transfe

Antwort: TCPMON Port

Hi Greg, try the following code on the client-side: SomeService_ServiceLocator someServiceLocator = new SomeService_ServiceLocator(); SomeService_port someService = someServiceLocator.getSomeServiceMethod(new URL("http://yourtcpmonhost:port/...";)); hth, Thomas "Bobak, Gre

Antwort: Re: Application/Web Servers supported by AXIS 1.1?

Hi, i'm using Axis 1.1 as both server and client of webservices in Bea Weblogic 6.1. Regards, Thomas "Akhil Gupta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05.07.03 01:31 Bitte antworten zu [EMAIL PROTECTED] An <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Kopie Thema Re: Application/Web Servers supported by AXIS 1.1? Hi I a

RE: Problem adding a reference from .NET to an AXIS service

Hi Patrick, i'm working with a similar installation (testing client .NET, webservice server Axis on some port other than 80). Adding a webreference in Visual .NET results in correct URLs in the Reference.cs files at my site. Even though i suggest to store the base URLs to the Axis-webservices i

Encoding style of standard serializers

Hi, i'm calling two .NET webservices via Axis as client toolkit. I generated the client stubs via the wsdl2java Ant-Task. The request to the first webservices works fine, it looks like that: http://diamant-software/webservices/";> FHLHP AR 2002-05-19T22:00:00.000Z 0

Antwort: Antw: Axis and VB.NET compatibility.

Hi, i got a similar exception when testing a .NET C#-Client against my Axis webservices using complex types. I noticed that a Java-Class, that was used as a parameter in my webservice, which has a public attribute but no getters and setters, causes the .NET-exception. So i added getters and sette

Java-Class as argument for a .NET Client via an Axis .JWS-File

Hello Axis-Users, i assume its a newbie problem, but i could'nt figure it out, even in the archived mailing lists nothing pointed me to a solution. So here goes my scenario: The aim of my efforts is to call my webservice from a remote .NET-Client written in C#, using webreferences. I have a