Hello,
I used the auto-deploy mechanism in tomcat to undeploy and redeploy my
webapp. Now I am getting a connection refused when I try to connect with
my client, but I can look at the wsdl file from axis just fine.
I am using axis 1.2beta currently, and tomcat 5, running under Solaris 8.
I am
Hi
I think, it is not a program error. (I also
tried to run this one and get same result), this is services is not running now.
If y really wants to find a wed service is
running, First u tries to access wsdl using web browser.
Ex: http://nagoya.apache.org:5049/axis/services/ech
You could get this error if your internet access is only through a proxy
server. If so, you need to specify the proxy host and port to the JVM.
You can specify this by passing arguments to Java like this:
java -DproxyHost=hostname -DproxyPort=80 ...
If you are using an app server you need to
Title: RE: Connection refused exception
Hi,
from the exception it seems that the endpoint is not active or you are
trying to reach a wrong endpoint.
Are you sure that:
1) The webserver where the webservice resides is alive
2) You are targeting the right url:port
Luciano
Guys,
I solved this problem by changing the end point url in
StockQuoteServiceLocator.
pradeep.
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Hi Håkan!
Have you created the stub using WSDL2Java?
Then maybe the problem is that in the WSDL-file there's something like:
http://localhost:8080/axis/services/HakansService"; />
By letting WSDL2Java create the stubs automatically, then of course the
location in s
When you created the service, what did you specify for the location (-l
param of the Java2WSDL call)? If it is localhost, the client code is
probably looking for the service on the same machine (not where it is
running). Look in the XXXServiceLocator.java file and set the XXXaddress
member accordin
I think by default AdminClient assumes your Tomcat runs at port 8080 on
localhost. Try -l option as following:
$ java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
-l"http://yourhost:port/servlet/AxisServlet"; list
If you installed Axis with "/axis" context, it should be:
$ java org.apache.axis.client.Ad
Right. It's not running on 8080. And I need to use -p for the
AdminClient. Thanks very much.
Philip
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From: Cory Wilkerson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Are you sure that tomcat is running on 8080?
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From: Philip Li [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I got the connection refused exception when I tried to run the
Adm
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From: "Sherif Abushadi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 9:55 AM
Subject: Re: Connection refused -- it's ok. it's down
> i wouldn't be discouraged if i were you. the service has
i wouldn't be discouraged if i were you. the service has been down for
months according to some earlier posts.
maybe you could step through the installation document's links and click
each one -- may take about 1/2 hour.
then go back to the user's guide with confidence.
good luck.
sherif
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Thanks. That saves me a few hours of pain!
-Original Message-
From: Scott Nichol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 3:32 PM
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Subject: Re: Connection Refused
The example tries to connect to a service at
http://nagoya.apache.org:5049/axis
Are you trying to connect to the axis server which is outside a firewall?
-prabhakar
>>>Please Anyone help me.
>>>
>>>I typed this command from dos-window right after installing Axis.
>>>And I got this Exception...
>>>
>>>=== from here =
>>>
>>>c:\axis\>java samples.usersguide.exampl
This is typically when the IP stack on the host is accessed/available, but
nothing is listening on that port. For example you used 80 instead of 8080,
or the server isn't running, or your server is listening on a different IP
(on multihomed machines) or ...
regards
Adam
-Original Message
Make sure you have tomcat and apache http server running. That's usually
what causes it for me.
Newman
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Subject: Connection Refused error
Hi all,
This is the error message I
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> Did you do the following command?
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> java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
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If you figure this one out, "please" let me know what you did to fix it!
I have this issue and can't figure it out.
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