Hi
Need to Expose a File upload java class which uses
"enctype="multipart/form-data" as define below in AXIS2
UPLOADFile afwd = new UPLOADFile()
Afwd.set File Upload(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
Can some body help me How to achieve the same ??
With rega
axis2.xml is the applications configuration file for the entire axis2 webapp
services.xml configuration are attributes which are specific to the deployed
service module (.aar)
the only way i know is to create the services.xml to reflect dynamic parameters
is to write the services.xml
http://
Only service configuration artifacts such as services.xml should be packaged
within AAR file. Artifacts which specify the server configurations such as
axis2.xml should be placed in server configuration directory depending on
your deployment environment (e.g. WEB-INF/conf). Packaging such
configur
It now seems that Axis2 is completely ignoring the axis2.xml file in the AAR
and I have to deploy axis2.xml and context.xml outside the AAR file.
Is there any documentation showing what configuration files can go inside the
AAR file and what has to be external?? I've had no luck finding any inf
Thanks for responding Deepal.
This seems a bit extreme for what I'd consider pretty basic functionality. I'm
going to see if I can do this upstream in Tomcat before I go this route.
charles
On Jul 23, 2010, at 8:53 AM, Deepal Jayasinghe wrote:
> Axis2 does not directly provide a way to do that
Axis2 does not directly provide a way to do that, but you can easily
do it by adding a module. Write a handler to do what you want and
process only the request coming to local host.
Deepal
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 6:41 AM, Charles Galpin wrote:
> Yes you are correct, but for my purposes this is f
Hi
We have a User Interface web application with Upload CSV file and uses
"enctype="multipart/form-data" in one of the JSP.
On target controller page a function of Object the code as displayed below is
used
UPLOADFile afwd = new UPLOADFile()
Afwd.set File Upload(HttpServletRequest request, Ht
Yes you are correct, but for my purposes this is fine.
On a related note I would also like to restrict access to a service to just
localhost for example.
Can you recommend a way to limit access to the InternalInterface service to
just localhost (or a specific IP, etc).
thanks,
charle
