Bonjou bud.
Vous aves une mieux probalité de response si vous ecris (ecrite?) en anglais
par ici.
Je pense que je poux vous aide en cette question.
On a utilisé JBPM per faire ce que vou describé, une aplication seulement
automatique avec la utilization de SOA.
I'll est possible de utilize
I had a similiar problem to the one you're having, but instead of a simple
"http 200 ok" message I needed the actual empty SOAPMessage to be returned,
like this one:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";>
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To make the actual message above, all I had
Apparently it should have been fixed by now:
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBWS-1007
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Until 1.0.4 you need to change also this line:
8080
which is located in deploy\jbossws.sar\jbossws.beans\META-INF\jboss-beans.xml
You will need to expload jbossws.sar and jbossws.beans to get access to that
particular xml file.
Once changed, both your tomcat an jbossws ports to the same one, y
Missing code:
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For anyone interested.
In case you want to use JBoss Messaging in a standalone mode (like instructed
by the Wiki) and you want to use Oracle, you need these following aditional
steps.
Edit messaging-standalone/conf/jboss-service.xml
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You can always look into SAAJ, with some effort (initial one), you can develop
some classes and make a dynamic client.
As for generating SOAP messages, try SOAPui, either the standalone app or the
Eclipse plugin for JBoss IDE.
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Hi Tom, great work!
One question tough:
The jbpm-console needs a few tables that are not (at least to me) included in
the "jbpm-jpdl-3.2.GA\db" scripts.
Personaly I use Oracle, and I can't find in any other script these tables,
needed by the jbpm-identity module:
anonymous wrote :
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Associated to http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBPM-893
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This is a forum entry to report a possible bug in JBPM 3.1.4, Oracle (not sure
about others) DB scripts.
System: JBossAS 4.0.5 GA + jBPM 3.1.4 GA + RHEL 4 + Oracle 10g.
The column JBPM_VARIABLEINSTANCE.STRINGVALUE_ is slated as VARCHAR2(255 char)
while JBPM_LOG.OLDSTRINGVALUE_ and JBPM.NEWSTRIN
Simplified answer:
anonymous wrote : File: modify
/server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/server.xml
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Just a theoretical thought, why don't you write the dates like MMDD instead
of the DDMM that you showed us?
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place your code within [ code] [ /code] tags (without the leading spaces)
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A quick and dirty solution is to embed the xml in tags,
like so:
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To put it in a programatic way:
Let's say you have a 4 state cenario:
1 - Start State
2 - State A
3 - State B
4 - End State
The following transitions exist:
1 to 2
2 to 3
*2 to 4
3 to 2
The "2 to 4" transition should never been taken, therefore making a 2-3-2 loop
for ever.
You could force thi
Yes, you can program a loop in the GPD.
Depending on the complexity of your loop, you may need to add some more logic
through a programatic way.
I think you need to include an end state, but you can specify a way in wich the
transaction to that state is never taken.
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Further info:
jBPM 3.1.4
Oracle DB
and that "context" var that you see is an ExecutionContexttype of var.
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So, I've got this object:
public class MySerializableClass implements java.io.Serializable {
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Tom, the Starters Kit zip-file is reporting as corrupt.
The other two files are fine.
Could you check/confirm this?
Thanks
Romeu
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@estaub, an answer like isn't the kind of that makes theses forums progress,
neither it helps the user who made it.
The question may have not been properly formulated, in english terms, but it is
a valid question, so it should be anwsered.
@asset: Yes, sometimes the graphic representation gets
"Sanver" wrote : Will you finally release a userguide?
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossws/user-guide/en/html/index.html
It's been there for quite some time now. (Reference obtained through the wiki)
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You need to "explode" the jbossws.sar under server/your_server/deploy
Inside it, explode jbossws.beans.
Go to
\jbossws.beans\META-INF
and edit jboss-beans.xml.
There you will find your missing properties.
If not, you can add them, like I did to run on port 8060.
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@dslevine and kukeltje
Thank you for your input, a working solution is being fabricated ;)
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This is a theoretical question. Let's say that we have a certain process which
in the middle of execution needs an external input.
So, how can the external input be directed to that node which is in a wait
state?
Let's say that I have a JbossWS service running on the server and that as an
acti
Finally managed to fix this.
After spending the last hours dealing with JBossWS source-code, I've managed to
do a small change that enabled my message to be correctly interpreted.
If you remmember I wasn't specifining in my mimeheaders, where my rootpart was.
The problem was that the class Mult
Indeed you are right, wstools does not go along with more complex types
necessary for attachment. One has to do them by hand, or using a place holder.
As for the mapping error, in your jaxrcp-mapping.xml do you place strings as:
java.lang.String?
And in your wsdl file, do you have them as:
Hi, have you ever managed to get this problem fixed? I'm having a similar
problem, a standalone client that links to a webservice running in JBoss.
It also works well without attachments but when attachments ocours, it colapses
like yours.
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Forgot to say, in build.xml of course ;)
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Add these bellow your
Replace with appropriate settings
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Ok, after all this time I've did the following test:
Build and deployed jbossws-samples-swa.war from jbossws/samples to my JBoss
Server.
Then I used AttachmentSAAJTestCase.java, again from jbossws/samples removing
the Junit part, and it FAILED again with the same message:
multipart/related typ
To deal with attachments within JBoss WS, you will need the the following files:
jax-mapping.xml (maps values to the wsdl)
webservices.xml
web.xml
your_wsdl_file.wsdl
your_class_files.class
The first three can be generated by wstools, altough from my personal
experience, some manual tweaking is
If your're talking about saving a copy of the SOAP message on the server, then
a Handler would do that for you.
You could program your HandleResponse part of the handler to save the incoming
message into a xml file.
You will need to add the handler declaration to webservices.xml, setting your
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Sorry, i cannot dig into your problem in great
detail right now, but did you checkout the following:
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Hi Heiko, I'
Current JARs that I'm using to call this client:
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Ok, further info.
This is from a very similar webservice, only difference in this one is that it
deals with JPEGs.
These are TCPmon captures.
My Client (attachment output ommited):
POST /MediationAttachPic HTTP/1.1
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How do you deploy your app?
Through a WAR file?
Did you build yourself the WAR file?
Maybe this thread could help you
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bump ;)
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Forgot to add:
Running JBoss AS 4.0.5 with JBossWS 1.0.3
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Hi there, I've implemented a webservice (JSR-109) that receives two parameters
and one attachment. It's working fine, testing with soapui 1.6 beta2 showed
that my service could receive and store attachments without a problem.
Now I wanted to create a SAAJ client to make contact with such webserv
You could try and modify your client to include a line like this.
envelope.addNamespaceDeclaration(PREFIX,NAMESPACE_URI);
Where prefix would be "rpc" and NAMESPACE "http://org.jboss.ws/samples/rpcstyle";
That would add an adicional name space declaration like in your soapui example.
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What if one doesn't have that property listed (remoteaddr?)
public boolean handleRequest(MessageContext messageContext)
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Thanks for the info.
You've put me in the right path.
So here goes my solution in case somebody else needs it.
Running JBoss AS 4.0.5 with Jbossws.sar (JDK 1.5)
What I did was to unzip the jbossws.beans file to a folder called
jbossws.beans, then inside it changed the jboss-beans.xml file wher
To further clear my previous post, here's my complete description:
I've got 3 java files
1 - My WS interface
2 - My WS Implementacion
3 - My Handler class (in this case a class for handling attachments)
With the WS Plugin, I've generated my WS artifacts (WSDL file, web.xml,
webservices.xml and j
I've solved this problem by:
1º Generating the artifacts first (JbossIDE WS Pluggin (2.0 Beta2))
2º Manually editing webservices.xml to include the following lines:
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You need to change the view from "Package Explorer" to "Project Explorer".
You can do that by going into "Window -> Show View -> Other"
Then using the filter for "Project Explorer"
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I'm deploying a JBoss AS 4.0.5 to a development enverionment on HP-UX. Due to
some other application using port 8080 I had to change it to 8060.
All of this worked out fine, I can access the web console throught the
http://ip-address:8060
Problem is that I'm using JBossWS and in that web consol
Hi there, I've found out what the problem was.
For a reason still unknonw to me (as it was a fresh out of the box install), my
WS project was targeted to run on Java 6 while my development envirionment was
set to Java 5.
I will be developing with this tool, strying to get a grip with some funct
Hi there, I'm using a fresh install of JBossIDE 2.0 Beta 2 along with JBossAS
4.0.5 to which I've added the JDK5 version of JBossWS.
While trying to do the following step: Context Menu - Jboss Ws - Publish as Web
Service, I'm getting the following:
Running JBossWS wstools for [ProvisioningServi
I'm also experiencing a similar behaviour under JBoss AS 4.0.4
I've tried all kind of handlers, mainly Handler and Generic Handler.
None of them is being triggered, as I'm placing a log call under each one of
them and checking the server log for info but none of them shows up.
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