Hello,
I am writing a client to a .NET based webservice I have no control over and I
am using Axis 1.5.1 and XmlBeans.
It requires the method request node to have an empty namespace prefix otherwise
it returns a "Bad request".
Is there a way to enforce that? By default the request stub is assoc
If not one has seen the problem I have below, can at least get some
pointers as to where
I can find client samples for remote POJO Axis2 services running in
Tomcat? The documentation
does not include such code (unless the client listed that uses the same
technique of sending and
receiving OME
Some quick comments about this:
1. Using a DeploymentClassLoader with embeddedJars has a drastic
performance impact. It is not visible in all scenarios, but when it
shows up, it makes Axis2 look ridiculous. Therefore, using this as the
default behavior would be a bad idea.
2. Creating a Configura
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 16:49, Qian Cheng - fusionPOINT GmbH
wrote:
> Hi,
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> I am new here and writing a Web service client which should communicate with
> web service on a TIBCO server. I got following error in the first step:
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> ConfigurationContext cc =
> ConfigurationContextFactory.
Hi,
I am new here and writing a Web service client which should communicate with
web service on a TIBCO server. I got following error in the first step:
ConfigurationContext cc =
ConfigurationContextFactory.createConfigurationContextFromFileSystem(null,"axis2.xml");
..
My application needs to create different ConfigurationContext objects to
pass into the ServiceClient to invoke different Web Services. It seems that
every time this is done Axis2 creates a lot of *.mar files in a temp folder.
This reduces performance and also takes up a lot of disk space. I’ve read
Hi,
I have to install an Axis2 web service in Tomcat (HTTP) behind a Reverse
Proxy (HTTPS).
The web service has to be accessible from the web.
In my wsdl, i have set the address to https://myurl and it works fine, i
can access my web service from the web.
The problem comes when i send my Soap
