Hey there,
I'm looking for a solution to the following problem.
I'm trying to develop a rather simple Webservice with Axis 1_1
and want to use axis's built-in session-support.
When a user logs in (e.g calls login method) user will be marked as
online, so that user
of the same web
2004-11-30 17:27:56 StandardWrapper[/webdav:invoker]: Loading container servlet invoker2004-11-30 17:28:56 StandardManager[/axis] Session event listener threw exceptionjava.lang.IllegalStateException: getAttribute: Session already invalidated at org.apache.catalina.session.StandardSession.ge
Hello All,
We have an Axis server configured with 2 types of services:
some that are defined in server-config.wsdd and others that are defined with .JWS
files.
One of the WSDD-defined entries defines an authentication
service. If it is successful, we put an object in the session
NOBODY HELP ON THIS ONE!!!tom chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello All,
I published an application scoped.service. why does the service object not keep the object's state. There is only one object created?
as
class AService{
private int lastValue=0;
public void setLastValue(int v){
l
Can someone answer it please.
Thank you.tom chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello All,
I published an application scoped.service. why does the service object not keep the object's state. There is only one object created?
as
class AService{
private int lastValue=0;
public void setLastValu
Hello All,
I published an application scoped.service. why does the service object not keep the object's state. There is only one object created?
as
class AService{
private int lastValue=0;
public void setLastValue(int v){
lastValue=v;
}
public int getLastValue(){
return las
, I have 4 SOAP
services and each has itw own WSDL. When I generated the code for each
WSDL, it generated XXXServiceLocator for each service. Calling
setMaintainSession(true) on all service locations maintains the same
session? I need to enable cookies for the whole client not for just one
se
Btw, for the first case you need to call setMaintainSession(true) on the
Service _before_ you get any Stubs from it.
Something like this (assuming AxisTest is my web service):
AxisTestServiceLocator ats = new AxisTestServiceLocator();
ats.setMaintainSession(true); // Axis specific
AxisTest stub =
Thanks. But I have multiple services. On teh server side, I have 4 SOAP
services and each has itw own WSDL. When I generated the code for each WSDL,
it generated XXXServiceLocator for each service. Calling
setMaintainSession(true) on all service locations maintains the same
session? I need to
On the generated ServiceLocator call setMaintainSession(true)
Or you can cast the generated Stub to javax.xml.rpc.Stub and then call
stub._setProperty(Stub.SESSION_MAINTAIN_PROPERTY, Boolean.TRUE) which is
the JAX-RPC way.
Both work in Axis, but the first one is Axis specific while the second
o
thanks Tim.
I was of the opinion that the implementation was done for statelessness.
thanks for the eye-opener.
SK
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From: "Tim K. (Gmane)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 11:49 PM
Subject: Re: Questi
The scope (session, application, request) on the server side tells Axis
how many instance of the server implementation classes to create, it
doesn't have much to do with the session on the client side. The client
is not aware of the session scope on the server side. So you can for
exampl
Hi,
if the client doesn't call setMaintainSession(true) the JSessionID cookie
doesn't get transported to the server. The server keeps creating a new
session and also a new bean.
thanks,
sk
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From: "Wiener, Zach" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To
Hello all,
I was using Apache SOAp on client side and Axis on
server side. Since ouor soap services need enabling of cookies on client side, I
was maintaining juts one Call object and calling Call.setMaintainSession(true).
This enables cookies on client side.
Now we are migrating our client
Hello. If I deploy a service with session scope, then why must the
client call setMaintainSession(true)? It seems that the service, or
Axis, should be responsible for maintaining the scope of the service as
session. How is the scope of a service published to clients? What
happens if a service
I have a Service running in session
This Service has code in its constructor that outputs the current
session ID and the getMaintainSession value (true or false).
I created Client code for this session using
ce client uses the javax.xml.rpc.session.maintain property (set
>using the Stub or Call interfaces) to indicate whether or not it wants
to >participate in a session with a service endpoint.
And I have learned from messages in this mailing list and other articles
that in Axis sessions could be h
Peter Mount wrote:
Peter Gerstbach wrote:
I've generated with Axis-1.1 stubs for the Google-webservice and built a
working client. Then I've built an EJB session bean in JBoss were I call
the google-webservice. I use the same (copy-paste) methods in the bean
as in the axis-client but ev
Peter Gerstbach wrote:
Hi,
I've generated with Axis-1.1 stubs for the Google-webservice and built a
working client. Then I've built an EJB session bean in JBoss were I call
the google-webservice. I use the same (copy-paste) methods in the bean
as in the axis-client but every time I invok
Hi,
I've generated with Axis-1.1 stubs for the Google-webservice and built a
working client. Then I've built an EJB session bean in JBoss were I call
the google-webservice. I use the same (copy-paste) methods in the bean
as in the axis-client but every time I invoke the bean-method f
Hi folks,
I would like to have no sessions for Axis-Servlet.
My WebService uses a connection to a C++-application-server.
Connecting to this server is expensive.
How do I realize, that ALL request are
served by the same session?
Is there something to configure
session-timeout, that I only have
If anybody is interested, attached is a workaround to this problem.
// Standard binding (though with some explicit casts) - note the maintain session
Service1Locator service1Locator=new Service1Locator();
Service1SoapBindingStub service=(Service1SoapBindingStub)service1Locator.getService1
Hi all,
I am writing a client application using Axis to access web services. The server
publishes an "Authentication" service and a bunch of "Functional" services.
I am expected to login using the first and then call the other services passing the
same session cookie.
A .Ne
Hi,
We have a webservice (AXIS C++ 1.2) over Apache 1.3, on the client side we use java
and we have created a client stub with WSDL2java (AXIS 1.1).
I saw in the user guide that a WebService could be deployed with a session scope, but
it seems that the ApacheTransport don't handle sess
Hi, everybody:
I am reading the source code of org.apache.axis.client.*. I tried to find
out where the session id is stored so that the client side can insert
session id into MessageContext object when the message is sent out.
Unfortunately I still cannot find out which class is used to handle it
Hi Axis Gurus,
I tried to follow the recipe posted by Alexey on this list. I reached
the point when I have to (do I have to?) customise the
AddressBookServiceLocator.java class to handle a custom constructor.
Since it it an automatically generated class by the WSDL2Java tool I
have a problem he
Hi
I'm using axis 1.2 beta with Jetty 5.0. I'm getting the following
exception when
the HTTP session (created by an Axis client) is being destroyed:
java.lang.IllegalStateException
at
org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.AbstractSessionManager$Session.getAttribute(AbstractSessionManager.java:
Hi
I want to wrap a statefull sesion bean in a web service deployed as
session scope.
In other words, I will be calling the session beans remote interface
methods inside the web service methods...
Is this possible?
And if i use a .NET client , is it possible to have the counterpart
of
What do u mean by "The Session is Alive?" How will the server know
whether the session is alive?
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 08:00:44 +0200, Dorner Thomas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I you deploy your Web Service as session based, the same instance of Service
> was used for o
I you deploy your Web Service as session based, the same instance of Service
was used for one single session - as long as the session is alive.
Do you need that?
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But no need to have the Web Service deployed as session scope to use
the SimpleSessionHandler right?
Mahen
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 07:46:12 +0200, Dorner Thomas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> you can send the session in the SOAP-Header by using the
> SimpleSessionHandler. A
Hi,
you can send the session in the SOAP-Header by using the
SimpleSessionHandler. And you are able to set the Session timeout.
Tomi
---
T-Systems International GmbH
Service Line Systems Integration
Hi !
I know that s web service can be deployed as session scope by having
the following in the service tag of the Web Service in the deploy.wsdd
file
However, What i am not sure is how the session information sent to the
service side by the client side, in this case. For example, how long
Hi !
I am using .NET as the client and AXIS SOAP engine deployed in
WebSphere as the server .
I used the SimpleSessionHandler in the server side..
It is sending some session id the response message.
Now i want to use this session id and do session management in the .NET client..
I am thining
ot;ns24:LoanProductVO"
> >serializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanSerializerFactory"
> >type="java:com.fm.poc.service.domain.dataaccess.vo.LoanProductVO"
> >xmlns:ns24="http://vo.dataaccess.domain.service.poc.fm.com"/>
> > >encodingStyl
config.wsdd file in AXIS.jar with my
newer version.
Still didnt work
Please help me
Mahen
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:40:27 +0200, Dorner Thomas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can t set the path in the war!
You had to set the JVM-Options in Tomcat for example.
In catalina.bat for example -
; >> Anyway I replaced the client-config.wsdd file in AXIS.jar with my
> >> newer version.
> >>
> >> Still didnt work
> >>
> >> Please help me
> >>
> >> Mahen
> >>
> >> On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:40:27 +0200, Dorner T
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what do u mean by path in a WAR ?
Mahen
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:21:29 +0200, Dorner Thomas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have you set your path?
And how do you set your path?
--> The Server will use the client
ina.bat for example - look for the line:
> >>
> >>%_EXECJAVA% %JAVA_OPTS% %CATALINA_OPTS% %DEBUG_OPTS%
> >>
> >>and set your path:
> >>-Daxis.ClientConfigFile=C:\\projects\\\\WebContent\\WEB-INF\\client-
> >>config.wsdd
> >>
> >>---
r path:
-Daxis.ClientConfigFile=C:\\projects\\\\WebContent\\WEB-INF\\client-
config.wsdd
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w
tent\\WEB-INF\\client-
> config.wsdd
>
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> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 25. August 2004 15:31
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>
> what do u mean by pat
-
config.wsdd
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what do u mean by path in a WAR ?
Mahen
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:21:29
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> i put the client.config in the Web-INF folder,,
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i put the client.config
i put the client.config in the Web-INF folder,, however, still the
handler is not getting executed. I cant see the session id SOAP header
in the SOAP request. :(
Any ideas?
Thank you
Mahen
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 14:43:11 +0200, Dorner Thomas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> You ca
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Thanx
more problems...
I am using JSP as the client to call the Web Service. The JSP calls
the stub genereted by the WSDL2Java tool.
I have put AXIS.jar in the WEB-INF\Lib folder of the WAR file
Now where do i have to put the
;
> I have put AXIS.jar in the WEB-INF\Lib folder of the WAR file
>
> Now where do i have to put the client-config.wsdd file.
>
> Thanx
>
> Mahen
>
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Dorner Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wed,
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From: Dorner Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 14:31:15 +0200
Subject: AW: AW: Session Management using SOAP Headers in AXIS
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Set Java-Option with the path where you put your client-config.wsdd
(example for windows)
-Daxis.ClientConfigFile=C:\\pr
Set Java-Option with the path where you put your
client-config.wsdd (example for windows)
-Daxis.ClientConfigFile=C:\\projects\\...\\WebContent\\WEB-INF\\client-config.wsdd
You can place your clientconfig wherever you want!
Tomi
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Hi !
I want to manage Session using SOAP headers. For this i am using the
"SimpleSessionHandler" provided by AXIS. I added this handler
successfully to the server side and it is getting executed
Hi !
I want to manage Session using SOAP headers. For this i am using the
"SimpleSessionHandler" provided by AXIS. I added this handler
successfully to the server side and it is getting executed. I noticed
the SOAP headers containing the Session id using the TCPMON tool.
However, I was
server session id. My assumption
here is that you may need to utilize the cookie session management instead of
the soap header session management. If you use cookies then the session id
cookie created by the app server (httpsession) should match your
axissession. You may also want to look in
usermanagement.
Our Subjects for every
user are identivid by the sessionID.
So when the session will
be destroyed by a timeout, I need a notification!
à for destroying my Subject too!!!
But I don’t know a
way to do this.
When a AXISSession is
generated there is also parallel HTTPSession
And with
Title: Message
I
encountered the same issue where we have multiple service endpoint classes that
need to be utilized in a single client session
on
theserver and the services need to share information in the session. The
way I solved this problem was to add a factory class in front of
the
Thank you for your quick
reply,
I do it the same way you post
in your Email.
As long as you use only
one WebService with a generated AXIS-Session,
there is no problem –
so u have also only one HttpSession (HTTPSession = AXISSession) !
And we can use the AxisHTTPSessionListener
you should be able to do the usual
stuff. Also take a look at Axis API docs.
From: Dorner Thomas
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004
10:09 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: session
management problem
Hello,
I use Apache Axis sessions (SOAP-Haeder based) and I
need to k
Hello,
I use Apache Axis sessions (SOAP-Haeder based) and I need
to know when a session was destroyed, but I can’t find a session timeout
notifying mechanism for axis.
Does anybody have any idea?
Hope somebody can give me a tip L
There is a similar solution for standard
Hello to all,
I'm new to this ml, I have a little question: I want to develope a w-s with
axis framework, deployed under tomcat 5.X, for example I want make an rpc-
call to a webservice and retrive the number of time that this webservice was
invoked from this client:can I use http-session i
data from server.My Server has to authenticate User request before serving any data to user.
Initially in Login Servlet we have created a new session for user,with in session time when user sends request to DataServlet,DataServlet will create a new session instead of getting already created one.
Hi Günter,
do it on the Server, for example in your Impl
//Es wird die Session geholt und der SessionTimeout auf 10 minuten gesetzt.
MessageContext mctx = MessageContext.getCurrentContext();
Session ses = mctx.getSession();
ses.setTimeout(600);
Tomi
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Von
ou to define the session timeout :
5
But I'm not sure that it'll solve your problem because you said that the
session ID is changed in less than 2 minutes.
Karim
d contains this:
The client-config.wsdd contains basically the same and in principal the
session work, but I think the timeout is too short. The first call to
initialize() takes up to 20 seconds to complete, which doesn't seem to
be a problem. But learnFrom
Hi Everybody,
I use a web services client developed using Axis to send data in SOAP
requests to a server. The EAI component on that server keeps on crashing
after certain number of requests and the server support people say that I
should start preparing for session based web services.
I would
Hi all!
I know how to use the standard session handling with cookies, but I like to
know a little more in detail.
I see that the AxisServlet put for every doPost() a new session to the
MessageContext:
msgContext.setSession(new AxisHttpSession(req));
Where are these session objects pooled
Hi all!
I know how to use the standard session handling with cookies, but I like to
know a little more in detail.
I see that the AxisServlet put for every doPost() a new session to the
MessageContext:
msgContext.setSession(new AxisHttpSession(req));
Where are these session objects pooled
Hello,
do you know how can I set the session timeout in the AxisEngine so that
the instance created in the session wird be invalid ? Is it possible
that after the session timeout, the service intance will get the
possibility to close the database connection created in the instance?
Many thanks
w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>
http://xml.apache.org/axis/session";>-5227012230670020468
...
.net client comlained about
Unhandled Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: There is an error in
XML document (
You can use SimpleSession with a little tweaking with .NET clients also.
Srini
Siffert, Erich wrote:
Session handling: recommended method?
Hi everybody,
Just started with a project where we will enable
access to a CICS running on a ibm host through SOAP
Sessionhandling?
Yes, U can.
Srini
CrishanthaNanayakkara wrote:
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle
sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards
Crishantha
we
use SimpleSessionHandler for .NET/Axis Session
handling?Yes, U can.SriniCrishantha
Nanayakkara wrote:
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle
sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards Crishantha
Yes, U can.
Srini
Crishantha Nanayakkara wrote:
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler for .NET/Axis Session handling?
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle
sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards
Crishantha
Title: Can we use SimpleSessionHandler for .NET/Axis Session handling?
Hi All,
Can we use SimpleSessionHandler to handle sessions between a C#.NET client and a Axis Web Service?.
Regards
Crishantha
ded to use
sessions. As the client is an Axis client I used SimpleSessionHandler.
My server-config.wsdd contains this:
The client-config.wsdd contains basically the same and in principal the
session work, but I think the timeout is too short. The first call to
Hi, everybody!
I like to get the service object for a given session id, not for a session
object (like msgContext.getSession()). How can I get it? Where I have to
search?
Thanks for any help!
Chris
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I like to get the service object for a given session id, not for a session
object (like msgContext.getSession()). How can I get it? Where I have to
search?
Thanks for any help!
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: session in AddressBook sample
Ivan,
Thanks for explanation, it helps in understanding... I write you, not to
a user list, because don't want to disturb all...
So I know now why session does not work for me: I don't know h
Ok, I figured out how to fix AddressBook sample. Just on case somebody else will struggle,
please have these advices.
So, to get SimpleSessionHandler invoked on client side, you
need to use special client-config.wsdd.
I added the following method to Main class from sample:
Address
Ivan,
Thanks for explanation, it helps in understanding... I write you, not to
a user list, because don't want to disturb all...
So I know now why session does not work for me: I don't know how to
invoke handler (SimpleSessionHandler or any) on client side. Can you
advise that? I che
Title: Session handling: recommended method?
Hi everybody,
Just started with a project where we will enable
access to a CICS running on a ibm host through SOAP.
The clients will have to authenticate themselves so
the session between the Axis client and server has to
use some kind of
rvice methods receive as parameter ID that allows the
handler to look up the correct session for any request (next I'd like to
hide them in the SOAP header). The constructor for my Axis service class
refers to the message context and gets the session. Once there, you use
that session object as yo
Hi, Axis users!
That’s the third mail on the same
topic… Sorry to repeat again about the same… No only AddressBook sample
seems not working, but the whole Axis session implementation (class org.apache.axis.session.SimpleSession)
also seems to be a joke. Please,
answer anybody who
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The settup you want is the normal way for stateful session beans to work. A
reference to the stateful session remote interface for each client will resolve
to the original instance. thus, statefull session beans serve a single client
as opposed to stateless session
The settup you want is the normal way for stateful session beans to work. A
reference to the stateful session remote interface for each client will resolve
to the original instance. thus, statefull session beans serve a single client
as opposed to stateless session beans which are served up by
Hi axis users,
I'm new to Axis and I've got a problem using it.
I would like to know if someone had already experimented it :
In a nutshell, I've created and deployed a service S1 that acts like a
mediator.
This service creates and use a stateful session EJB E1.
When my clien
More that that, both approaches described in
http://www.fawcette.com/javapro/2003_04/online/wsdl_kjones_04_29_03/
(“Manage Sessions in Web Services” by Kevin Jones) seems do not
work.
like
((AddressBookSOAPBindingStub) ab2).setMaintainSession (true);
)
from
Main.main();
does
not result in keeping the session on a server side. Remote debugging confirmed that
statement.
Is it
possible that I need additianally to specify something in .wsdd, or something,
or it just a bug
Hi Srinivas,
sorry, but I used session management only in one web service; I don't have
any experience in multiple services.
So I can't help you.
I think you have to modify the SimpleSessionHandler for services other than
login service to check if the caller has a valid se
a way to persist this information
across multiple services.
Ex- One service has a method login, which upon sucessfull auth initiates
a session mgmt process by including the headers, client makes another call
on a different service for some other functionality. Client can include
the sessionID
The Microsoft Reporting Services uses an application-defined mechanism to
manage sessions (i.e., specifying the SessionID in a header block), so it
doesn't depend on the Web service implementations to use compatible session
management mechanisms. It should work just fine as long as you impl
The Microsoft Reporting Services uses an application-defined mechanism to
manage sessions (i.e., specifying the SessionID in a header block), so it
doesn't depend on the Web service implementations to use compatible session
management mechanisms. It should work just fine as long as you impl
Thanks... I appreciate all the help! I will look into a deployment
descriptor.
I did read an article last night that stated: "There are not yet any
solutions to ensure interoperability in terms of session management between
Axis and other Web Service implementations." This is from
: AW: Axis client gets a Session Id Required error when attempting to
perform an render action against Microsoft's Reporting Services
It is possible to define a Deployment Des. on the client side
(I read so) and set the Handlers also there. But you dont need
in my way - i haven´t u
: AW: Axis client gets a Session Id Required error when attempting to
perform an render action against Microsoft's Reporting Services
It is possible to define a Deployment Des. on the client side
(I read so) and set the Handlers also there. But you dont need
in my way - i haven´t u
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Services
Thanks...
Do you need to define (use) a Deployment Descriptor when using Axis on the
client side? I thought it was for the server
June 03, 2004 8:58 AM
Subject: AW: Axis client gets a Session Id Required error when attempting to
perform an render action against Microsoft's Reporting Services
You have to use SimpleSessionHandler
--> you must set in the Deployment Descriptor like this:
xmlns:java="http://xml.
ers/java";>
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Thanks for your help...
I am new to Axis and am not able to get the session id to show up in the
HTTP Header or the SOAP header.
I have tried setting rsSoapStub.setMaintainSession(true) and adding
to the WSDL before using
WSDL2Java.
How do I get the session id to show up in the request
Microsoft’s Reporting Services
supports session information using either a SOAP Header block or a URL.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url="">
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Microsoft’s Reporting Services
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