It has to conform to existing source structure we have. I can't just
arbitrarily put it anywhere.
It needs to be put inside an existing package, where it's a sub
package, deal with WS stubs. There are many other tasks involved for
this same functionality.
Anyway, I think it should not be like th
Try the following;
First run the EchoServer, that will start a simple Axis2 server on port
6060. Then run the client. If the code does not work for you let me know.
import org.apache.axis2.engine.AxisServer;
==EchoServer
public class EchoServer {
Yes, the first screen is pointing to the right place, and I'm still getting
the same error message.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Meeusen, Christopher W. <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Did you set the correct class file location on the first dialog screen? It
> needs to point to wher
Did you set the correct class file location on the first dialog screen?
It needs to point to where you're compiling your project's bytecode.
Chris
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I have checked, and I do have the full and correct package name, and the
Service Archiver still can't find it. Could it be that I need to run the
Code Generator first? I can never remember which comes first.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 12:43 PM, Meeusen, Christopher W. <
[email protected]>
That dialog is not very user friendly. The class name has to be exact
and must include the full package name
(package.subpackage.subpackage.classname), if you have one character off
it won't work.
Chris
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[email protected]
[mailto:java-
Hello. I'm trying to create my first web service, and I'm having trouble
with the Service Archiver plugin. When I get to the screen with the "Search
declared methods only" check box, I'm getting a "Class not found" error, but
I could swear I've specified the correct location of my class. Can any
I'm trying to use a SymmetricBinding for a SecureConversationToken
BootstrapPolicy, so that the client will generate an ephemeral secret
key and send it to the STS encrypted with the server's public key and
the STS will use the client-generated secret key to encrypt the
response. The client loo
Deepal, Thanks for the feedback. I have my sleep set to 3 (should be
enough) and have blocked it in Eclipse too. Have also tried sendRobust(). Any
other ideas?
William
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