Hello,
I just started learning JAX-WS with Axis 1.5.1, and developing in Eclipse.
So please help me. Its a very simple scenario, but not working as I
expected. Here is a simple class I created using JAX-WS annotations:
***class Stuff*
import javax.jws.WebMethod;
import javax.jws.WebPa
I am trying
to figure out how to migrate a service from Axis1 to Axis2. In
particular, my server-config.wsdd had several service definitions that
used beanMapping for complex return types. In Axis2, can I use the
@WebResult annotation to control the return type in the generated
WSDL? If not,
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Andreas
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Hello,
I wrote my own handler (extends BasicHandler) that is used to log web
service requests and responses to a database.
I modelled it after the org.apache.axis.handlers.LogHandler class, which
comes with axis (source here:
http://kickjava.com/src/org/apache/axis/handlers/LogHandler.java.htm
Hi Karthnik,
Karthik Nanjangude wrote:
My existing ‘abcd.war’ web application running on port 8080 on TOMCAT
6.0.20 , mapped to Apache Http 2.0 server.
Question : Can I expose WSDL’s using AXIS2 merged with the same
application same ‘abcd.war’, But on another port ( say 8081 on same Web
Hi
Spec Jdk1.5
O/s Linux
Axis2 1.5 [ dev mode ]
My existing 'abcd.war' web application running on port 8080 on TOMCAT 6.0.20 ,
mapped to Apache Http 2.0 server.
Question : Can I expose WSDL's using AXIS2 merged with the same application
same 'abcd.war', But on another port ( say 8081 on
