See AXIS2-4888.
Andreas
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 04:38, David Rees wrote:
> For some strange reason with the axis2 1.5.3 release, Maven central
> does not have the axis2-1.5.3.jar jar file. Instead it has a
> "jar.jar" file - weird! It appears that the base jar file has an
> additional jar adde
For some strange reason with the axis2 1.5.3 release, Maven central
does not have the axis2-1.5.3.jar jar file. Instead it has a
"jar.jar" file - weird! It appears that the base jar file has an
additional jar added to it.
For example, go to https://repository.sonatype.org/ and search for
axis2 -
I have the same exact problem as seriousme. Were you able to find it's
solution?
It is my understanding as well that the annotations replace the need for the
"service.xml."
I just downloaded the http://metro.java.net/ metro packet; it is supposed
to gather libraries needed to use jax-ws servi
I haven't solved this specific issue but (when the object isn't directly
accessible, which I assume is the case) you could:
1) find the nearest accessible object to the field you want.
2) get the field value using reflection, setting accessibility if need be.
3) Do what you need to: clear the thr
On 13/12/2010 02:31, Srikanth Konjarla wrote:
> All,
>
> I have a webapp that uses Axis 1.4 as client. I see few ThreadLocal
> forcible removed error messages in tomcat log file during undeploy
> process of the application which suggests me that there exists some kind
> of memory leak due to the w
I need to use compression when sending SOAP requests and receiving responses
from the WebService. Unfortunately I didn't find any references on how to
enable GZIP compression. Here is the simple code I use to send the soap
request:
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SOAPConnectionFactory scf = SOAPConnectionFactory.newInstanc
