Hi Joergen
Did you use WSDL2Java to build your WebService client stub.
It generates the following class'es for you.
You should have 2 implementing classes, a ServiceLocator.java and a
bindingStub.java + 2 interface class'es for those.
You should also have some Value Beans
Could you show your impl
as provided. I
> am not sure
> how it was deployed on their end.
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No...but would it even make a
difference at this stage of the game? All I've done is call the default
constructor; I haven
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Just to make sure.
You deployed your web service via the
Adminclient on your remote location.
And now you want to access it
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Are you behind a proxy?
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Are you behind a proxy?
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Are you behind a proxy?
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If this is
If this is the first time that you are deploying a Web Service, then I
would check on the patch version of jdk1.3.1 that you have. I believe
it should work for jdk1.3.1_07. Or else try jdk1.4 if all else fails as it
worked for me.
If you have deployed Web Services locally previously, then
check this out .. might be a similar error.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10376305003&r=1&w=2
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> Well, not THAT many! The indexOf() and lastIndexOf() methods,
subSequence()
> and
y, November 18, 2002 6:44 AM
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> What JDK are you using? If not 1.4.1 you need to use 1.4.1 due to the
fact
> java.lang.StringBuffer( java.lang.StringBuffer ) does not exist in 1.3.
1.0
> did not have this limitation, but it seems the new builds do.
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I don't recall hearing that Axis was going to required JDK
1.4.
Is that the case now?
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I don't recall hearing that Axis was going to required JDK 1.4.
Is that the case now?
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I don't recall hearing that Axis was going to required JDK
1.4.
Is that the case now?
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But not with the new
methods that 1.4 offers (1.4
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java.lang.StringBuffer has existed since JDK 1.0.
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But not with the new methods that 1.4
offers (1.4 expands on StringBuffer with MANY MANY new goodies)
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java.lang.StringBuffer has existed since JDK 1.0.
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What JDK are you
using? If not 1.4.1 y
What JDK are you using? If not 1.4.1 you need to use 1.4.1 due to the
fact java.lang.StringBuffer( java.lang.StringBuffer ) does not exist in
1.3. 1.0 did not have this limitation,
but it seems the new builds do. Let us
know if it works for you... I think
I saw a bug report opened on th
File this as a bugrep. Gump has moved to 1.4.1 for the nightly builds, so
some of these things arent being caught any more.
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Get a newer version of the xerces jar (I'm using 1.4.4). I have seen the
same error before.
Regards
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junit.jar and src.jar are I think needed during wsdl2java - not
for AdminClient deploy.
Can you verify your classpath - not sure if there are typos in
there where it misses the "c:" prefix in the path for all the
jars with the excpeption of xerces.jar.
-Sharmin.
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Is your service listening on port 8080? If not, you have to specify the
port too.
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site/service.
brenda
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That worked. Thanks Charles.
I run into another problem, when I try to test GetQuote, I got:
/vobs/apps
Is your service listening on port 8080? If not, you have to specify the
port too.
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That worked. Thanks Charles.
I run into
samples.stock.GetQuote.getQuote(Unknown Source)
at samples.stock.GetQuote.main(Unknown Source)
Did I missed somethig?
Thanks.
ZL
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Make sure you have a JAXP compliant parser in your classpath.
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Hi all,
I installed axis in Tomcat4.0.3. When I try to run java
sam
Just to let others who may experience the same behavior - this was due to an
out-of-date Xerces jar file. Once I got the latest Xerces distribution from
Apache web site and updated my classpath and directories accordingly,
everything started working.
brenda
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From: Brend
: donderdag 21 maart 2002 15:07
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Where did you get your wsdl4j.jar? There are actually 2 (or more?) of
those floating around and they're not compatible. You should use the one
that is packaged with AXIS.
Russell Butek
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Where did you get your wsdl4j.jar? There are actually 2 (or more?) of
those floating around and they're not compatible. You should use the one
that is packaged with AXIS.
Russell Butek
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