I've been struggling with Axis code generation too, and in pretty much the
same circumstances. I've been thinking about writing a howto, so perhaps
this will be the first draft.
All of my classes and interfaces are in the same package, com.adhamh.SOAP
(for example).
First thing I do is use Ant t
Look Installation in http://ws.apache.org/axis/
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From: Yves Gerber
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Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 1:03 PM
Subject: New to Axis on XP
I have Windows XP Professional installed. And I've downloaded
and installed Apache Tomcat 4.1.27 and Apache
Yves Gerber wrote:
I have Windows XP Professional installed. And I've downloaded
and installed Apache Tomcat 4.1.27 and Apache Axis 1.1 (I'm not
going to be using .Net or anything like that). Can someone tell me
step-by-step exactly what I should do to set this machine up to run
SOAP? I've trie
Yves Gerber wrote
> I have Windows XP Professional installed. And I've downloaded
> and installed Apache Tomcat 4.1.27 and Apache Axis 1.1 (I'm not
> going to be using .Net or anything like that). Can someone tell me
> step-by-step exactly what I should do to set this machine up to run
> SOAP? I've
homas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 June, 2003 19:07
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Subject: Re: New to Axis
I don't understand what you're trying to do.
ColdFusion uses Axis as its SOAP server. So as with Axis, ColdFusion
auto-generates the WSDL file when you deploy your service. You
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Subject: RE: New to Axis
> Coldfusion is generationg WSDL on the fly, so I can't acces the file. I
> really need to modify it but than I can't use it anymore with ColdFu
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Subject: Re: New to Axis
If you're just trying to tweak an existing WSDL file, I suggest that you use
a WSDL editor. Cape Clear provides an open source WSDL tool (although it
tends to populate your WSDL with it's own namespaces and such). (see
http://www.capec
If you're just trying to tweak an existing WSDL file, I suggest that you use
a WSDL editor. Cape Clear provides an open source WSDL tool (although it
tends to populate your WSDL with it's own namespaces and such). (see
http://www.capeclear.com). You might try OmniOpera -- you can get a free 30
eval
Check your configuration files for Axis. This seems to be usually caused
by problems with wsdd files.
Title: RE: New to Axis. Please help
Even
if you type http://localhost:8080/axis/services/somejunkhere.wsdl, you will get the
same 'hi there' message :) Maybe this should be listed as a bug
since it's awfully misleading.
Did
you deploy your service by running the AdminCl
Title: RE: New to Axis. Please help
Hi
when I type "http://localhost:8080/axis/services/MyObjectService.wsdl" I get
/axis/services/MyObjectService.wsdl
Hi there, this is an AXIS service!
Perhaps there will be a form for invoking the service here...
But when I type "h
Title: RE: New to Axis. Please help
Hi
Sorry for the typo. Could anyone help me to solve the problem below --
when I type "http://localhost:8080/axis/services/MyObjectService.wsdl" I get
/axis/services/MyObjectService.wsdl
Hi there, this is an AXIS service!
Perhaps there
Ambrose Tati wrote:
> I'm getting into Axis and would very much appreciate some help.I
> started off by deploying some basic HelloWorld web service as a JWS
> service. No problems there. I can see the service as deployed and I
> can obtain its WSDL through my browser. I then tried to deploy the
Put xerces jar file (or any other XML parser you use) in the very beginning of the
classpath of your server
I don't know why, but it solved the problem for me
--Gaël
24.05.2002 02:06:12, "YOUNG,KEOKI (HP-PaloAlto,ex1)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am attempting to install AXIS on WLS 5.1 a
If SOAPService.getInitializedServiceDesc returns null, this would cause a
NullPointerException where you are seeing one.
The chances are this is a class loading problem. Please double-check where
you have placed the various classes. You could also search the axis-user
archive (see http://xml.apa
I just recently started using axis myself, and I ran into this problem as
well.
My problem was that the service name that I was using in the code did not
match exactly the service name in the deployment descriptor.
look at the server-config.wsdd file in the you're appserver's WEB-INF
directory.
Hi ,
I have put it in package 'samples.userguide" under the
classes directory only. But it is not working.It is not able to
compile the webservice itself.Sample programs are otherwise
working fine.
Thanks & regards,
Jitender
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 Vaishakhi Ajmera wrote :
>Try putting your
Try putting your webservice under axis/web-inf/classes and see if it works.
i.e if your webservice is in the package 'samples.userguide' for example
then put the samples directory under the classes directory.
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Subject: Re: New to axis arrays
Here's a couple ideas.
1) Look at the samples.echo.TestClient code. There are some examples in
the code for sending and receiving arrays.
2) If you have the wsdl for the service, run WSDL2Java to generate c
Here's a couple ideas.
1) Look at the samples.echo.TestClient code. There are some examples in
the code for sending and receiving arrays.
2) If you have the wsdl for the service, run WSDL2Java to generate client
side stubs. Even if you don't use the stubs, you can
see how the stubs invoke the
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