"jimpo991" wrote :
| For some reason unknown to me, jbossws seems to think the type definitions
should exist under WEB-INF
OK...I should have read my own post :) Putting teh wsdls and schemas under
WEB-INF seems to do the trick.
Files are under
WEB-INF/schema/Employee2.xsd
WEB-
The WSDL and the xsd definitions are in structure:
schema/Employee2.xsd - common definitions
schema/TypeDefinitions.xsd - common definitions
wsdl/schema/EmployeeServer.xsd - definitions for employee service types
wsdl/EmployeeService.wsdl - employee service WSDL
I have tried to put these to, a
Using JBossAS 2.4.1.GA and jbossws-3.0.1-native-2.0.4.GA
Trying to create a JAX-WS web service which uses my own hand written WSDL. WSDL
includes .xsd type definitions using imports. Part of WSDL:
| http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/";
| xmlns:tns="http://www.city.fi/soa-poc/Employ
"kukeltje" wrote : Have e.g. a look at SeeWhy
|
Sorry, I don't understand this. What do you mean by SeeWhy?
Are the jbpm-bpel console (at http://host:8080/jbpm-bpel/) and the basic
jbpm-console (at http://host:8080/jbpm-console) related? Can I use jbpm-console
to adminstrate jbpm-bpel proce
I am quite confused about the relationship between jbpm-bpel and jbpm-jpdl...
I use jbpm-bpel-1.1.GA. The admin console which comes with it is very spartan.
I can't even view the process instances with it. I can see which processes are
deployed byt that's about it.
On the other hand, when I ins
I am using jbpm-bpel-1.1.GA
The admin console seems a bit spartan. I get to see which processes are
installed, but there's not much else. I don't think I can even see which
process instances failed and which completed successfully?
Most process motors offer more advanced admin features:
- ins
"palmand" wrote : did you succees in solving your problem ?
| I had the same exception:
| java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot find endpoint meta data for ...
|
| please help
| thanks in advance
| Andrea
Join the club ;) I have the same problem with a dead-simple helloworld as we
I am trying to deploy a very very simple helloworld WS using
JBossAS 4.2.1-GA
JBossWS jbossws-3.0.1-native-2.0.4.GA
both out-of-the-box installations. I have installed JbossWS and run the tests,
it should be ok.
I basically have class com.foo.Banana:
| package com.foo;
|
| import java
Sorry got JBossAS version wrong, it is 4.2.1-GA
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Hi,
I have configured two instances of JBossAS 2.4.1-GA, running on different
ports. Using advice from
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/ConfiguringMultipleJBossInstancesOnOneMachine and
service binding configuration. My instances start up fine, but when I try to
deploy portal on the ports-01 server
It's also a bit confusing since 8109 is not defined anywhere in the
port-bindings.xmlI guess it is set indirectly by this
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Gosh. I had checked with netstat and was sure that no-one was using that
portbut it seems plain
> netstat
shows only the active connections and not ports that are reserved but not
currently used, and I had to indeed use
> netstat -ab
to see that indeed a program was reserving that one.
T
I am trying to follow
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/ConfiguringMultipleJBossInstancesOnOneMachine to
configure two JBoss instances running on my machine, with different ports.
1. I unzip the jboss packet
2. I copy jboss-4.2.1.GA\server\default to jboss-4.2.1.GA\server\ports-01
3. in ports-01\conf\
"jaikiran" wrote : Good news !!! It works now :) The application deploys fine
without errors. I havent tried any of the functionality of the same application
that you mailed me. Here's the changes that i had to do to get it
working(point#2 below is which got it working) :
|
| 1) Removed the
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