Vikas Phonsa wrote:
Hi Everybody,
Could some one point out how WSIF fits into the Apache Axis picture.
Is WSIF being used behind the scenes when we use the clients generated
by wsdl2java?
hi,
WSIF <http://ws.apache.org/wsif/overview.html> is a service invocation
framework that can invo
Hi Everybody,
Could some one point out how WSIF fits into the Apache Axis picture.
Is WSIF being used behind the scenes when we use the clients generated
by wsdl2java?
Thanks in advance.
Vikas
Hello Paul,
If you could check the SOAP message
received by the client (where you are using WSIf to invoke) we can verify
if the problem is indeed with the WSIF code or on the other end. One way
to capture the SOAP message is by using the TCP monitor. See http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user
Hi all,
I am trying to invoke a webservice on Axis on Tomcat through the Taverna
Workflow Engine.
Samples like the Axis Stock Quote work, returning the stated "55.25".
One method of my webservice works, returning a usage statement (WSDL for
the webservice below).
However, calling the "executeJ
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What are the plans for a new release of WSIF?
What are the plans for the release of additional WSIF providers?
hi,
it is good idea to post it to WSIF mailing list: wsif-user at ws.apache.org
alek
--
The best way to predict the future is to invent it - Alan Kay
What are the plans for a new release of WSIF?
What are the plans for the release of additional WSIF providers?
Thanks.
Hi people,
Any idea why i am getting the ConnectException at the bottom? The exception is thrown
by the line
if (operation.executeRequestResponseOperation(input, output, fault)) {
The method I am trying to invoke doesn't have any arguments.
The relevant part of the code is below:
Hello,
Perhaps you can write these lines at the beginning of your code:
WSIFPluggableProviders.overrideDefaultProvider(
"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/";,
new WSIFDynamicProvider_ApacheAxis());
before creating your service factory... I think it
Hi there.
I am trying to invoke a .Net webservice using WSIF but encountered a "Method
was not found" error below:
=
F:\Apache\wsif-2.0>java org.tempuri.Run
- WSIF0006W: Multiple WSIFProvider found supporting the same
WSIF works well for implementing oneway, request-reply (sync and async)
operations, but has anyone had any successes (or failures) in implementing
a WSIF-based solution for notification and solicit-response operations?
Does a WSIF-like framework exist for notification and solicit-response
Hi,
I have modified some part of Dynamic invoker and am
using it to invoke my web services written using WSDL and
JAX-RPC.
I get the above error when I invoke my service from
this client.
Attached is client code
Best Regards,
Prashant
Rais
MphasiS BFL
Limited139/1, Adithya ComplexH
Do a google search on wsif. First hit.
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Does anyone know what the wsif stuff is in the nightly builds? WS-I
compliant build
Does anyone know what the wsif stuff is in the nightly builds? WS-I compliant build?
Just curious,
Cory
http://ws.apache.org/wsif
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Does anyone know what the wsif stuff is in the nightly builds? WS-I
complian
Thank you Mike and Jeff -- pardon the lethargy.
Cory
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What type of support does WSIF provide to build SOAP headers via the AXIS
provider? For a given WSIFMessage I know that I can call:
WSIFMessage.setObjectPart( WSIFConstants.CONTEXT_SOAP_HEADERS, domElement
);
where domElement represents a DOM element that is the SOAP Header that I
have built
What type of support does WSIF provide to build SOAP headers via the AXIS
provider? For a given WSIFMessage I know that I can call:
WSIFMessage.setObjectPart( WSIFConstants.CONTEXT_SOAP_HEADERS, domElement
);
where domElement represents a DOM element that is the SOAP Header that I
have built
What type of support does WSIF provide to build SOAP headers via the AXIS
provider? For a given WSIFMessage I know that I can call:
WSIFMessage.setObjectPart( WSIFConstants.CONTEXT_SOAP_HEADERS, domElement
);
where domElement represents a DOM element that is the SOAP Header that I
have built
Are there plans to incorporate JROM technology into WSIF? It would be nice
to see a JROMAxisSerializer installed for complex value (de)serialization,
perhaps optionally and controllable through the WSIF api.
Can anyone be more specific as to which class files from j2ee.jar are
required for WSIF?
Thanks.
Can anyone be more specific as to which class files from j2ee.jar are
required for WSIF?
Thanks.
Hi everybody,
I'm confused about how WSDL works. I have a WSDL file like the following, which defines an action called SayHello that I want to invoke by using WSIF's dynamic invoker on the command line:
transport="http://schemas.xmlso
Are there plans to incorporate JROM technology into WSIF? It would be nice
to see a JROMAxisSerializer installed for complex value (de)serialization,
perhaps optionally and controllable through the WSIF api.
rException("some message"); Is Apache-AXIS supposed to map this
into a SOAP Fault? That is not happening, and I am able to catch the
exception versus detecting a fault. Also, I am using WSIF, but am not sure
if AXIS or WSIF if responsible for the mapping.
Thanks.
I've written two WSIF clients, one dynamic and the other a stub version, that call the same existing web service on my Intranet. The service is implemented using Apache SOAP. Both clients are using a soap provider. The stub client returns this error:
org.apache.wsif.WSIFExce
ately explained by
stupidity." ~Hanlon's Razor
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questionsI just got the
EJB addressbook
L returned when resolving initial reference=NameService". Apparently the RMI/IIOP implementation between these two vendors is not compatible. Anyone else seen this problem before? Is this compatibility issue a known problem?
2. I had to make the AddressBook EJB stub classes available to the WSIF
The Zip2Geo sample uses a .Net style wrapped document literal service which
the WSIF Apache SOAP provider doesn't support without using your own
serializer. Actually I'm not sure if it would even with your own serializer
- it does have a way to plug in serializers for document style ser
/",
new WSIFDynamicProvider_ApacheSOAP() );
When I run it now I get the following exception:
C:\Tools\wsif-2.0>java complexsoap.client.dynamic.Run samples/complexsoap/Zip2Ge
o.wsdl 10005
- WSIF0007I: Using WSIFProvider 'org.apache.wsif.providers.soap.apachesoap.WSIFD
ynamicProvider_
Hi Patrick,
Being a WSIF developer I'm obviously a little biased, but if the choice is
primarily going to be on which is easiest I'd say go with WSIF.
The differences between AXIS and WSIF regarding ease of use are fairly
minor, you can use the classes and WSDL generated by WSDL2Java
Hi Anthony,
Thank you ... it answers to the question I asked but I actually wanted
to know more about WSIF before I go deeper into the documentation.
I haven't experiment this technology yet and it sounds interesting ... I
will have a look more seriously.
I had an other answer to my que
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Hi all,
I'm still quite a newbie to everything concerning web services and I
would like somebody's opinion on something I'm wondering.
I wa
Hi Patrick,
I think what you're asking is can your client using WSIF use multiple
ports?
The answer is yes thats exactly the type of thing WSIF is for. If you look
at say the WSIFstockquote testcase WSDL:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/xml-axis-wsif/java/test/stock
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Hi all,
I'm still quite a newbie to everything concerning web services and I
would like someb
ll it like this).
My question is, is WSIF what I need for the objective I have? Is it as
simple as WSDL2Java to write a client?
Any other solution?
I hope my explaination was clear enough.
Regards,
Patrick.
Did you look before you whined?
http://ws.apache.org/wsif/mail.html
Mark Galbreath
Principal Consultant
Workflow Process Engineering and Systems Integration
http://www.QAT.com
410-703-367 / 800-799-8545
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by
stupidity."
Hello Jason,
There is a new WSIF user group, see
http://ws.apache.org/wsif/mail.html for subscription details.
Since we have only just moved to using
this list it is likely that most of the WSIF traffic will remain on axis-user
for the near future.
Nirmal.
"Jason Weinstein&quo
Jason, it is my hope too...
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From: "Jason Weinstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 8:26 PM
Subject: It is my hope that a new WSIF user group is set up.
> It is my hope that a new WSIF user grou
It is my hope that a new WSIF user group is set up.
At this point I have to filter out most of the axis posts (which I used
to be able to go through but has turned out to be a little too active
for me) when I would be much more interested in hearing only about WSIF.
Ideally I would like to manage
Take a look at the ShoppingCart test:
java/test/shop/ShoppingCartAll.wsdl
...
...
(typens and tns are mapped to the same thing in
Hope that helps ... perhaps the EJB extension page:
http://ws.apache.org/wsif/providers/wsdl_extensions/ejb_extension.html
could
. the EJB) throws an exception, you will know of this
since your WSIF operation invocation will fail and the fault message will
contain the details (in this case it will contain the java exception thrown).
Nirmal.
"Pae Choi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
02/07/2003 11:44 PM
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hello everyone, where can I find the license materials for WSIF and WSIL? it is fully Apache or IBM still owns the ip? what about WSIL?
hi,
they are both "fully" Apache, find license of each package in CVS:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/~checkout~/xml-axis-
hello everyone, where can I find the license materials for WSIF and WSIL? it is fully
Apache or IBM still owns the ip? what about WSIL?
Can anyone implement these two technologies as other ws specs such as SOAP, WSDL?
thanks in advance.
rpd
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Subject: [wsif] EJB exceptions
WSIF question: Can EJB
exceptions be thrown and caught via the EJB provider? Does the WSDL extension
support defining exception types?
WSIF question: Can EJB exceptions be thrown and caught via the EJB provider? Does the WSDL extension support defining exception types?
same namespace, for example in the standards WSIF installation
you will have two SOAP providers (the AXIS provider - org.apache.wsif.providers.soap.apacheaxis.WSIFDynamicProvider_ApacheAxis
and the SOAP provider - org.apache.wsif.provider.soap.apachesoap.WSIFDynamicProvider_ApacheSOAP).
You can s
When a client code invokes a service with one
of the supported binding, how is a WSIFProvider discovered?
tx
Roberto
How does WSIF and Apache AXIS handle internationalization and localization
of data and messages? I see that Log4J is used as a logging mechanism, and
from that I understand how messages are localized, or can be. However, as
for data, what assumptions are made by both WSIF and Apache AXIS? What
IBM has donated WSIF to the Apache Foundation so WSIF is freely available
under the Apache license. For details of the Apache license see
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-axis-wsif/LICENSE?rev=HEAD. This is
the same for WSIL which IBM also donated to the Apache Foundation.
Early on there
hello everyone, where can I find the license materials for WSIF? it is fully Apache or
IBM still owns the ip? what about WSIL?
Can anyone implement these two technologies as other ws specs such as SOAP, WSDL?
thanks in advance.
rpd
"Luoh Ren-Shan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
01/29/2003 10:15 PM
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Hi,
Is it possible to use
XML String/DOM directly as parts of a me
Hi,
Is it possible to use
XML String/DOM directly as parts of a message?
Is it possible to invoke
a operation with complex type
without generating the
classes at first?
Thank you.
Luoh Ren-Shan
bindings (unless wsdl:required) but some are known to less tolerant.
in principle for WSIF to work you should be just fine with having XML
schema types from WSDL mapped into generated Java objects (using some
binding API that is compatible with WSIF) and everything else could be
done using WSIF
Aleksander Slominski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
01/27/2003 11:05 AM
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is WSIF a client-side only technology? In ot
David,
There is no server side component to WSIF. Each invocation requires the
service to be described in WSDL with the necessary WSDL extension. eg we
have a WSDL extension for describing the necessary information for a client
to call the EJB. Logically (and preferably) the WSDL should be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is WSIF a client-side only technology? In other words, my server-side
SOAP, EJB, JCA, code doesn't change any to be accessible by the client
does it? There is no server side component specific to WSIF is there?
hi David,
that is right. WSIF is client-side li
I've been looking into WSIF a bit.
Is WSIF a client-side only technology? In other words, my server-side SOAP, EJB, JCA, code doesn't change any to be accessible by the client does it? There is no server side component specific to WSIF is there?
Is WSIF a java-only product at this poi
Apache WSIF 2.0 Released
The Apache WSIF (Web Services Invocation Framework) team is proud to announce
the first open release of Apache WSIF.
WSIF (the "Web Services Invocation Framework") is a WSDL-based API for
invoking WSDL-described services. WSIF developer
The SAAJ specification describes the structure of the SOAP message used
with attachments. WSIF doesn't work directly with the SOAP message, the
WSIF AXIS provider uses AXIS for that, so SAAJ doesn't directly apply to
WSIF. The WSIF attachment interface uses the jax-rpc interface whic
Hi,
Ok, so I am trying to invoke a service that has attachments as
parameters.I looked at the test for attachments under java/test/mime.I
am wondering:
- Does WSIF use SAAJ API??
- If I am dealing with only SOAP bindings is it a good idea to use
SAAJ API??
Thank you
Hi,
WSIF version 2.0 RC4 is now available off http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsif.
This is likely to be the final release candidate and promoted to the 2.0
release shortly.
Thanks,
WSIF development team.
/2003 00:21:44
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I see with WSIF RC3 this has been fixed (bug# 16041) , and a
TypeSerializerInfo class has been added. Can you demonstrate for me how
you would use this class to m
I see with WSIF RC3 this has been fixed (bug# 16041) , and a
TypeSerializerInfo class has been added. Can you demonstrate for me how
you would use this class to modify (de)serializers?
Also, in the code WSIFOperation_ApacheAxis.java is the following:
static void registerDynamicTypes
Hello,
WSIF 2.0 RC3 release is available for download from
http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsif. Post your comments about WSIF to this
mailing list, with "[wsif]" as the prefix of your subject line.
Thanks,
WSIF Team.
way into future distributions as long as
it doesn't break existing test cases.
Thanks,
Nirmal.
Andre Tost/Rochester/IBM@IBMUS
01/19/2003 10:18 AM
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As far as I can tell, in the case of a service being a JavaBean, the
classname of this bean is defined in the bindings. The code uses this
classname directly to instantiate an instance of this object, using
Class.newInstance(). Is there any chance (or plan) to support a level of
indirection for
Hello Rhett,
I see a problem with the SOAP request msg generated from your WSIF
application. Here's the SOAP msg (copied from what you sent):
http://ws.cdyne.com";>
80231
Here, the zipcode and LicenseKey elements both have the xmlns attribute set
to "", w
I am using the ApacheAxis provider for WSIF attempting to invoke the
zip2geo web service. Below is the output from two executions of the same
web service. The first execution request/response pair was obtained after
executing the service from an online application enabling access to any web
There isn't an architected way of doing this with the AXIS provider yet. I
think there needs to be one and I am working on this, I'll let you know
when something is available.
In the meantime if you know you are using the WSIF AXIS provider you can
get the AXIS call object an
nt from
'http://www.xmethods.net/sd/2001/BabelFishService.wsdl'
Preparing WSIF dynamic invocation
Executing operation BabelFish
Result:
return=stop the ears rigidly
Done!
>
I've tried the code snippet you included and it works ok so this is
probably something with your environment and I expect
Thanks, Anthony, for the excellent response. I upgraded to WSIF 2.0_RC and
am now past my previous hurdle. Question though regarding dynamically
registering a (de)serializer with WSIF, specifically for ApacheAxis. With
Apache SOAP I was able to do it quite easily. With the Axis implementation
The port type I used is actually "BabelFishPortType". What I had in the
previous message was a typo.
Tony
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Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 3:31 PM
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Hi,
I am
ethods.net/sd/BabelFishService.wsdl";,
"BabelFishService");
WSIFPort port = dpf.getPort();
The getPort call failed with this error message:
68422 [Thread-44] WARN wsif - WSIF0003W: An error occurred finding
pluggable providers:
The wsif.jar co
Thanks
for the information.
I'll
be using the SOAP and EJB providers for sure, and maybe the java
one.
I was
more concerned about the size of axis itself. But I finally found
out
(I
mistakenly added wsif to my search in the mailing list :( ) that I'll have
to
do it
manuall
Hello Jacques,
At some point we plan to make WSIF modular
so that you can make a WSIF distribution containing only the providers
you use; this would make the build environment and the runtime environment
much easier.
For now you will need to build the core
WSIF classes (everything outside of
Hi
Is there a way to build an AXIS client-only jar ?
I'm using WSIF and would be interested in packaging
only the needed client classes of AXIS instead of
the whole stuff.
Anybody tried that before ?
Thanks
Jacques-Olivier
Here's a brief description of the way the WSIF AXIS provider currently
works with document style operations. I'll try to write this up in more
detail and put it in the doc directory shortly.
The complexsoap sample using the zip2geo service is what as known as a
wrapped document lit
single dynamic serializer/deserializer. This works fine
with rpc-style, and I don't see any reason it shouldn't work for
doc-styles.
Anyway, after I setObjectPart("parameters", value); and invoke the
operation, WSIF returns the following error:
Exception executing request:
have observed
in my (few) attempts at working with doc style.
Nirmal.
"Jeff Greif" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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in that message that I was using wsif
and consuming web services dynamically (as in the DynamicInvoker example,
extended to permit complex types in input and output).
My interpretation of your explanation is that custom serializers are not
needed in the doc/lit case -- you simply set each input pa
ement) output.getObjectPart("parameters");
System.out.println("Got return value "+retValue);
Thanks,
Nirmal.
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mic/Run.java)
with this and you should be able to get it to work.
Note that when you use wrapped style
as above, the return value will also have just one part (an element), as
specified by the WSDL.
Nirmal.
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In the WSDL for the Zip2Geo sample, the Message "GetLatLongSoapIn" contains
a single part of "parameters" which references the element "GetLatLong"
The sample code that invokes an operation using this message, the schema is
unwrapped and two input parts are being set vs. the single part that is
spe
Unfortunately no, WSIF does not use system properties for an authenticating
proxy user id and password so wont work if the WSDL needs to be read
through an authenticating proxy.
The problem is with reading the WSDL, so the WSIF testcases and samples
which read the WSDL remotely will fail. A lot
Great ! Thanks a lot for this.
I'll need this pretty fast, so I may end up patching AXIS
myself. Do you plan to fix this before releasing 2.0
(that is, if you fix it in WSIF) ?
Thanks again
Jacques-Olivier
> -Original Message-
> From: Anthony Elder [mailto:[EMAI
Hi Jacques-Olivier, great find thanks,as you say WSIF should not to be AXIS
dependant for the complex type mapping and this is a pretty serious
problem.
Whats going wrong is that the AXIS bean deserialiser
(org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanDeserializer) in the method onStartChild
tries to find a
]Subject: Re: [wsif] sample
err: Cannot get Object part 'Result'Hello Chris, I just ran the sample using the exact command line arguments you
provided and it worked ok. Could you try it again (the remote service hosted
on XMethods might have been down)? If it still fails, let us
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> From: Peake, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 4:11 AM
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>
>
> I have not tried this yet, but we have an authenticati
id
> and psw which are requiered in my environment.
>
> thanks,
> chris
>
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Subject: RE: [wsif] sample err: Cannot get Object part 'Result'
If you access the Internet via a proxy server you'll need to set the
appropriate system properties. For example:
java -Dhttp.proxyHost=proxy.somewhere.com -Dhttp.proxyPort=80
-Dhttp.nonProxyHosts="localhost&quo
methods-delayed-quotes.wsdl getQuote
IBM
If thats not the problem you could try running with trace on and post the
trace log to this list. For how to use WSIF trace see:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/xml-axis-wsif/java/doc/trace.htm
...ant
Anthony Elder
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Web Servi
I am
using the classpath.bat as suggested.
Which
should be using the *.jars in in xerces2 dir I think,
right?
--
G:\wsif-2.0rc1>classpathbuild\lib\wsif.jar;build\lib\wsif-j2c.jar;build\classes;build\samples;build\tests;lib\soaprmi11\soaprmi11.jar;lib\saaj\saaj_1_1.jar;lib\jax
ath script provided with WSIF? That way you won't pick up unnecessary
JAR files that might be in your local classpath that might interfere...
Nirmal.
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tried it again but with same results.
Could
it be a firewall situation on my side?
chris
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(the build/samples path in front of the test/ path in the
classpath for ex.) ?
Jacques-Olivier
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Thanks for quick response.
I made a bit of progress on that problem:
> Its a bit misleading if the samples contain the AXIS
> serialization routines
> as they are not used by
Hello Chris,
I just ran the sample using the exact
command line arguments you provided and it worked ok. Could you try it
again (the remote service hosted on XMethods might have been down)? If
it still fails, let us know what build/version of WSIF you are using.
Thanks,
Nirmal.
"
Thanks for quick response.
I made a bit of progress on that problem:
> Its a bit misleading if the samples contain the AXIS
> serialization routines
> as they are not used by WSIF. The AXIS WSDL2Java utility is used to
Well, it does not seem obvious to me. Taking a look at
wsif/provi
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Nirmal.
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Its a bit misleading if the samples
Its a bit misleading if the samples contain the AXIS serialization routines
as they are not used by WSIF. The AXIS WSDL2Java utility is used to
generate the classes so they have the methods by default, but they could be
deleted and everything should still work.
To map a complex type to a Java
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