I am trying to use jboss.xml and wsdl-override to set the location where my
webservices (annotated with @WebServiceRef into an EJB) are at.
With JBoss 4.2.1GA this works, but identical ear in 4.2.3 seems to not use the
wsdl-override at all.
Is there a known issue with JBoss 4.2.3GA and wsdl-ov
I am trying to use jboss.xml and wsdl-override to set the location where my
webservices (annotated with @WebServiceRef into an EJB) are at.
With JBoss 4.2.1GA this works, but identical ear in 4.2.3 seems to not use the
wsdl-override at all.
Is there a known issue with JBoss 4.2.3GA and wsdl-ov
It looks to me as if the wsdl-override would be completely disregarded from
jboss.xml. I looked at the logs and it seems the webservice-refs are bound to
same names as before. But the override just does not seem to be happening at
all.
Any ideas why this is?
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It looks to me as if the wsdl-override would be completely disregarded from
jboss.xml. I looked at the logs and it seems the webservice-refs are bound to
same names as before. But the override just does not seem to be happening at
all.
Any ideas why this is?
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It looks to me as if the wsdl-override would be completely disregarded from
jboss.xml. I looked at the logs and it seems the webservice-refs are bound to
same names as before. But the override just does not seem to be happening at
all.
Any ideas why this is?
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I try to override my @WebServiceRef wsdl location using jboss.xml and
wsdl-location. This works fine with portal 2.6.4 which is deployed on JBossAS
4.2.1GA but override is not being done with bundled portal 2.6.6 (JBossAS
4.2.3GA).
One of my EJBs:
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@WebServiceRef(com.fooz.baz.webservi
I'm using JBoss portal 2.6.6 with AS 4.2.3GA and wsdl-override in jboss.xml
does not work. It works fine with portal 2.6.4 and AS 4.2.1GA.
I try to override my @WebServiceRef wsdl location using jboss.xml and
wsdl-location. This works fine with portal 2.6.4 which is deployed on JBossAS
4.2.1GA
I try to override my @WebServiceRef wsdl location using jboss.xml and
wsdl-location. This works fine with portal 2.6.4 which is deployed on JBossAS
4.2.1GA but override is not being done with bundled portal 2.6.6 (JBossAS
4.2.3GA).
One of my EJBs:
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@WebServiceRef(com.fooz.baz.webservi
Also, binding to a String is not a necessity. I could bind to a Document or an
Element as well. As long as I can extract the xml easily, ie. not binding into
a group of java objects.
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guess I should give wscompile a JAXB binding xml that defines this kind of
mapping.
I can't figure out how to construct this binding.xml. How do I define a mapping
which maps ComplexType 'archiveDecisionType's element 'decision' into a String
containing the element's xml? Any examples?
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As an example, web service request that contains
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|dsadsa
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|asdasd
|asdasd
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Should be mapped into Java object
class Some {
| int employeeNumber;
| String decision
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with values employeeNumber = 123,
| decision
I am using JAX-WS to implement my web services. I start with a WSDL and then
create the stubs and data objects using jbossws 2.0's wscompile tool. I have
bunch of service operations A,B, and C that work like this, 'normally'.
Now I would like to have a different kind of operation D which takes t
"ritesh001" wrote : jimpo, have you found a solution to this problem? I'm
having the same problem, though my service deploys just fine on GlassFish and
WebLogic, just that JBoss is screwed up with "cannot find endpoint meta data"
error.
Sorry I can't help you. I c
We have a project with several web services (A, B , C) and a client that uses
them. The services and the client are separate subprojects, each built
independently. Both the services and the client use jbossws JAX-WS but of
course other types of external clients may exist as well.
We create the
"jaikiran" wrote :
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Beautiful explanation of the issue. To recap, my understanding of the issue
- AnnotationConfiguration class (from hibernate-annotations, included in
WEB-INF/lib) references Interface A and, if one exists, class B implementing
interface A
- An
I am having classloading issues when I include hibernate JARs in my war. jars
have to be included in the war because the application needs to be able to
select hibernate version freely.
My application uses hibernate to implement JPA.
I have tried to override universal classloader with jboss-web
Java sources for the curious:
http://rapidshare.com/files/62742397/java.zip.html
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OK, I managed to create a trimmed down version of my application. There's still
plenty of JAR's (the war is 11MB), but only 3 classes and just a few config
files.
http://rapidshare.com/files/62738527/myproject-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war.html
Once you have deployed the war, you should be able to go to
h
"jaikiran" wrote :
| I looked for this class in the hibernate jars and found that this specific
class is located in the hibernate-annotations.jar. This jar is located in the
server/< serverName>/lib folder. I *think* i am some what understanding what
the problem might be. I believe, you do no
BY THE WAY,
I just tested the same app with JBoss 4.0.3 SP1 and everything works. No
problems, at all. For me it seems that the java2ParentDelegation trick works
for 4.0 as expected, and for 4.2 it for some reason does not work during the
startup. Frustrating, that there is no documentation of
I guess I found out the culprit for the xerces problems. My WEB-INF/lib had
xml-apis.jar. Once I removed that, I stopped getting the xerces related
problems.
But no such luck. Once I got rid of that problem, my application could start
initializing itself, and this is where the hibernate -relate
"jimpo" wrote : "jaikiran" wrote : anonymous wrote :
java.lang.ClassCastException: org.apache.xerces.jaxp.DocumentBuilderFactoryImpl
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http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassCastExceptions, specifically the
jmx-console method mentioned o
"jaikiran" wrote : anonymous wrote : java.lang.ClassCastException:
org.apache.xerces.jaxp.DocumentBuilderFactoryImpl
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| Have a look at
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassCastExceptions, specifically the
jmx-console method mentioned over there. That will tell you which jar(and ho
I guess you are right, after modifying the jboss-web.xml the original
classloading the original classcastexception disappeared. However I am still
getting classloading -related problems:
1. I got 'org.apache.commons.logging.impl.Log4JLogger' cannot be found
exceptions. I have log4j.jar and comm
*bump*
This should be a common question, no?
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How can I override JBoss's universal classloader, and use my own jars from my
war's WEB-INF/lib, instead of ones in server/xxx/lib?
I have hibernate jars inside my war. I know one option is to remove them from
war, but assume for now that I need to be able to select hibernate version
freely and
You are correct with your bet, sir. I do have hibernate JARs in my WAR.
I tried removing the hibernate*.jars from my WAR, but I am still getting a
classcast error, a different one this time:
12:04:25,625 INFO [TomcatDeployer] deploy,
ctxPath=/sujuvuus-webapp-1.0-SNAPSHOT,
warUrl=.../tmp/deplo
Not sure how many are familiar with Appfuse, but it is a tool that basically
generates a simple helloworld web application (.war) using selected
technologies. I created a web application using JPA & Spring MVC.
I'm using JBoss 4.2.1GA without any special configuration changes.
I can deploy the
I am using JBoss 4.2.1. Does it include any kind of user / role management
web-based UI (management console)?
Basic need is to have a very simple web interface for creating new users and
assigning them to roles.
If the application server does not come blundled with that kind of
functionality,
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