Hi all!
I've been searching for days for a good solution to my problem: due to
university work, I have to find something able to describe the behaviour of a
web-application (server-side) as a graph (state-transitions network), in XML,
then translate it as a real application able to make its sta
Thank you very very VERY much Francesco!
I'll carefully read your article, and the documentation.
anonymous wrote : The webservice encoded using ejb 3.0 what do you mean ? using
annotations @Webservice ?
About "using EJB 3", yes, I meant "@WebService" annotations over Session Beans,
and so on. Ac
Hi Francesco (and who reads here)!
I searched and read and searched again, after reading your very useful links,
and my problem remained the same: WebService in EJB 3.0 must be deployed over
StateLESS Session Beans, then there is no way to mantain the state of the
current process running - apar
Hi all, and sorry for the LONG title of my post.
But I hoped to be the most precise I could.
I suppose that jBPM is the best framework to describe a process behaviour and
link it to Java components. A WebService can be a process itself, and have its
own states, internal transitions, and so on. S
Hi all!
I'm using the EJB3.0 spec. with JBoss AS 4.2.2 (and the related JBossWS version
inside, of course), in order to create a Web Service using a Stateless Session
Bean instead of a Servlet.
I'd like to send an attachment from within a Web Service method.
Here I explain my problem.
I program
Ok, I understood that the main problem is that I'm trying to send back to the
client, with a server-response, the attachment.
Instead, this code:
SOAPMessageContext msgContext = (SOAPMessageContext)context.getMessageContext();
gives back the request message, not the response one.
Does anyone k
Thank you Alessio for your response.
Considering that my web service client is a PHP page, I suppose I cannot use
MTOM. I'll try with SWA-REF.
I read that article before, actually, but I hoped there could be something more
direct to access the response message and attach anything that way. It s
Ok, I tried and used the SwAref technique many times, and everything worked
perfectly.
Sadly, a new problem: when I wanted to send back to the client a List of
complex objects, each with a DataHandler field, to treat as an attachment, a
problem came.
In detail, here's the webservice interface
Thank you very much, Martin, for your help!
Sadly, the solutions you suggested me aren't suitable for my case, because the
other fields into the DocumentoData class are tightly connected to the
DataHandler - that is, it's a design issue: they're all meta-information about
the pdf file the DataH
Thank you Martin for your kind reply. I did appreciate it very much but...
Here is the new wrapper class:
| @XmlRootElement(name="Documenti")
| public class DocumentiDataList {
| @XmlMimeType("application/octet-stream")
| protected String dummy;
|
| @XmlElement(name=
Thank you very very VERY much Martin, for your patience, your kindness, and
your competence.
I'm very glad to confirm that it works that way!
Uhh... did I forget to thank you?
THANKS! :)
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