Chris,
You have a space in the name below:
Remove the space and it may fix your problem.
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I am creating a new soap service f
Never mind. I found my typo.
Chris
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I am creating a new soap service from scratch. I took my preexisting wsdl,
and changed the m
ion.
Bill
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Bill - it would help if you posted the wsdl..
Bill - it would help if you posted the wsdl...
/Chris
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>Hi all,
>
>I'm trying to generate a client for a service that I have
That's because it's not. You can't just put a bunch of lib directories
- you have to explicitly list each jar file you want in the classpath.
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You need to add the path to your wsdl.jar to your classpath.
Good luck,
--Anil
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> I'm pretty sure I set everything up just fine. I get this e
You're WSDL is using a non-standard XML type. If you want a string, just
use xsd:string.
Russell Butek
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Jan-Olav Eide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/01/2002 09:40:04 AM
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> Both. JAX-RPC only defines a subset of XML->Java mappings. AXIS has
> defined a considerably larger set, but still not all of them. So we
COULD
> do this one as well, IF we could come up with a reasonable mapping.
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> Russell Butek
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FYI, it appears that s:schema gets ma
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Russell:
Is this a jax-rpc issue design issue or code issue?
Larry
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Russell:
Is this a jax-rpc issue design issue or code issue?
Larry
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Cedric is right. It is ref="s:schema" that is ca
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dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/16/2002 02:46:10 AM
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Hi Sudhir,
i am a newbie to wsdl and to schema too.
But i can say you the error come from the following :
a WSDL I got from the www.xmethods.net. I am trying to generate a
>generic client. I cant change the WSDL. I have to use them the way they are
>published.
>
>sudhir
>
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> Hi Sudhir,
> i am a newbie to wsdl and to schema too.
> But i can say you the error come from the following :
>
>
> If you remove all the the wsdl2java seems to
> work (i didn't deploy then test the servi
e defining the type for example s:string.
>
>Thanks
>Sudhir
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> > I suppo
them refer to this namespace while defining the type for example s:string.
Thanks
Sudhir
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> I suppose you sho
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> If you do a little research, you could find it yourself, part of the URL
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Thanks for the reply Russel. How can I define that schema? Can you give me
a
pointer to a place where I can learn about it.
Thanks again
sudhir
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2002 11:56 AM
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> If you do a little research, you could find it yourself, part of the URL
in
> your error message is the following: http://www.w3.org/ Within 1 minute
of
> visiting that site I was able to find the following url:
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> http://www.w3.org/XML/
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Thanks for the reply Russel. How can I define that schema? Can you give me a
pointer to a
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> AXIS doesn't support type http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema:schema. Since
> it doesn't know about it, it assumes you've defined it. Since, of course,
> you haven't defined it, you see the message that you see.
>
> Russell B
AXIS doesn't support type http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema:schema. Since
it doesn't know about it, it assumes you've defined it. Since, of course,
you haven't defined it, you see the message that you see.
Russell Butek
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"Sudhir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/15/2002 12:49:48 PM
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> Well, I'm bamboozled. There's very little WSDL2Java code
> that's run up to
> this point, and that code hasn't changed from beta 1 to beta
> 2. Wh
Well, I'm bamboozled. There's very little WSDL2Java code that's run up to
this point, and that code hasn't changed from beta 1 to beta 2. When I try
running WSDL2Java on a non-existent file, I get a different stack trace
than you do. It starts out (from the bottom) the same, but it's quite a
bi
> I know this is a problem with my WSDL, but the beta2 version
> is not giving a useful error message.
Actually, I fixed the package mapping issue in my NStoPkg file, and I still get the
file not found exception.
cheers,
Simon
Dvae Mount wrote:
>
> Thanks for the info. Guess you'd have to wrap Date to get a good Time
> class. In the case I'm looking at, the vendor splits date and time into
> separate fields. Okay for .NET, too bad for Java (and me).
It is quite possible for you to write a serializer and deserializer
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There's a simple answer for you, but you won't like it. AXIS doesn't yet
support xsd:time. We support dateTime but not time. Not sure what we'd
map it to in Java. Suggestions?
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I think the problem is because Axis only handles a subset of
the XML Schema data types. The JAX-RPC spec specifies the
XML Schema data types that a JAX-RPC implementation are r
/2002 06:59:05 PM
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I am having similar trouble with a .NET WSDL file for a different set of
web
services.
java.io.IOException: Type http:
rvice also which doesn't sound like it in your case.
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I am having similar trouble with a .NET WSDL file for a different set of web
services.
java.io.IOException: Type http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema:time is
referenced but not defined.
at org.apache.axis.wsdl.toJava.SymbolTable.checkForUndefined(Unknown
Source)
at org.apache.axis.w
Never mind it. I got it.
Thanks,
At 04:26 PM 3/24/2002 -0500, Jinghua Gu wrote:
When I run the following command,
java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java
samples/addr/AddressBook.wsdl
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/avalon/exc
alibur/cli/CLOptionDescriptor at
First problem:
- the soap:body section is required to have a use attribute, in this case I
assume you want use="literal" (of course a NullPointerException is a bad
error message in this case!)
- once I fixed that in the WSDL, thought, I have another problem:
java.io.IOException: Type
http://www.eb
We've got a couple xmethods WSDL in our build tests and those work fine.
Tell me one that you're having problems with. Also, could you give me a
full stack trace? Which XML parser are you using? Xerces?
Russell Butek
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