I've just tried this again with 4.0.1 and it does look like a HTTP 1.1 problem
with Tomcat.
If anyone is interested, the workaround is to tell your .NET webservice to use
HTTP 1.0 by adding the following code to your proxy class.
| protected override System.Net.WebRequest GetWebRequest(Uri u
I am currently using the JBoss 4 DTD file for jboss.xml located at
http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jboss_4_0.dtd
This file is different from the one located within the JBoss 4.0.1
distribution, specifically in the port-component section. The one with JBoss
4.0.1 references port-component-uri wh
Cheers Scott.
Ta,
Dave.
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anonymous wrote : This is supported in jboss-4.0.1.
Cheers. Do you have an estimated release data for this? - I won't hold you to
it ;)
Ta,
Dave.
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Does anyone know of any examples of using the SAAJ API to handle attachments on
SOAP messages. Does JBoss 4 support this when exposing a stateless session
bean as a web service?
Thanks,
Dave.
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"cglommen" wrote : I found that a workaround for this is to set the .NET client
to http 1.0. This is very unfortunate. Please resolve this issue.
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| I am now getting an "Insufficient method permissions" exception, but this
is a different issue that I'm looking into.
Can you explain how you
I've set my webservice up to use basic authentication in thejboss.xml file as shown
below
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AdministrationCoordinator
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However when I try to access this using a .NET client, I get a HTTP 505
I have some SLSB's which I've secured using JAAS. As a consequence of this, my
webservices (WS4EE) are also secured and are no longer accessible from a "standard
webservice client".
Is it possible for my users to now access these Webservices using a non-JAAS enabled
client (e.g. C#).
Is this
I'm trying to deploy two web service which come from endpoints in two different
stateless session beans.
When I deploy however, I get the following error in the JBoss console. What does this
mean?
If I look up the ws4ee/services page to see what Axis has deployed, the web service
seems to be
No, I haven't as I'm not using XDoclet.
Do you have an example of what I need to put into the deployment descriptor (I presume
you mean ws4ee-deployment.xml).
Cheers.
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I have got webservices being deployed from EJB endpoints using JBoss 4.0RC2 (Win XP)
and they work OK.
I have some methods that I want to expost from my EJB as webservices, however they
throw custom exceptions. When I deploy them to JBoss I get the error below.
Presumably I have to have a mapp
Cheers! I'll have a read.
If I download the JBoss code, are there some example unit tests I can look at also?
Dave.
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Can anyone point me to any examples on how I can expose my session beans as web
services in JBoss 4 RC1. I can do this in 3.2.x using a .wsr file with JBoss.net, but
how can it be done the J2EE 1.4 way?
Ta,
Dave.
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