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| This fixed the same issue I was having. I didnt have to remove or copy any
jars
I have replaced the jar files, as you mentioned,, still i see the same error
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I use jboss 4.0.5
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You're looking for eventing_200408.xsd, you should find it in
jbossws-native-core.jar
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I find an eventing.xsd in jbossws-native-core.jar. What about the associated
wsdl? I am using JBoss 5.0.1 is that makes a difference. Also, should I need to
include the .xsd and .wsdl in my jar when I deploy?
Earnie!
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See our samples and docs to see how to use WS-Eventing properly.
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Specifically which sample? And I have looked at the User Guide and still find I
have these questions.
Earnie!
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Are there any special files or configuration needed to get it to deploy in an
ear? I have looked at the testsuite example as well as the seam bay example
and have found no differences at all. These are the very same SEI and impl
files, which deployed just fine in its own independent jar file.
I nedd help too for the same problem ... I am a five days searching the
solution.
thanks
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Hi,
I am facing the same issue. Will you please help me to solve this issue.
Note: I have posted this issue in the following link.
http://jboss.org//index.html?module=bbop=viewtopicp=4250290
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Anoop
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Have a look at the eardeployment sample in the jbossws testsuite, it does what
you're trying to do.
The forum is still active, but you might not get a lot of replies in this
period of the year ;-)
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Hi,
Any updates on this issue ? Has anyone been able to solve it ?
I'm using JBoss 5.1.0 and I get this problem. (SOAPFaultException... Port does
not contain operation meta data for EncryptedData... )
Also what is the key for this issue on Jira ?
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So I'll respond to my own post just in case anyone else runs into a similar
problem. I finally figured out the dependency that allows me to reference JBoss
from within an Eclipse workspace and run my deployed web service on a local
JBoss Runtime Server.
You'll need the following dependency in
Hi,
I am facing the same problem, did you find any solution?
Thanks
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Sorry for the type in my previous message, from JMS-Notification i meant
JMS-Topic framework.
sbutt wrote : Hi there,
| I'm planning to implement a data-mining/analysis application
(using WS-Eventing framework), which would get some data from a number of third
party providers
Hi there, I am running jboss-4.2.1.GA and I am encountering the exact problem.
I followed the instruction posted in the last reply (copying - jaxb-api.jar -
jboss-jaxws.jar - jboss-saaj.jar from client\ to lib\endorsed\ ) and it caused
a new type of problem.
Here is the log error:
|
Is this on the client side? Looks like a JAR file is missing from the
classpath. The missing class is in client/jboss-common-client.jar and
client/jbossall-client.jar in 4.2.3 (I don't have a copy of 4.2.1 handy to
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I was able to get the endpoint registered when deployed in it's own jar file,
but I'm not able to deploy it when it's lives within my ejb jar inside the ear
file. I would imagine the solution is simple but I have yet to track it down.
Suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
P.S.
Is this
One more thing, the application server is running JBoss 4.2.3 and JBossWS
3.0.5, although if there's no other way, I might be able to convince management
to upgrade.
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Alternatively, if I can't get JBoss to ask me who the currently logged in user
is, can I explicitly tell it, like in a GenericSOAPHandler,
xxx.yyy.setPrincipal()? Or where can I find information about a requests
processing order? For example it would be good to know if session state is
Thank You for your response.
This could be a good solution, but i think there is still a problem with the
printer driver dll which is not working in a multi thread application.
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Running wsprovide offline and including the generated classes as well as the
wsdl contract in the deployed archive (be sure it's correctly referenced in the
@WebService) might save some time as less processing is required to perform the
deployment.
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How about doing the printing from a Message-Driven Bean (MDB). Have your web
service send the label information to a queue and have one MDB per printer
reading from the queue (probably same source code, but deployed multiple times
- once per printer - each with its own config). Then your web
The above deployment was in an ear file. I tried it according to the JBossWS
documentation and had no mention of the service in the server log. I packaged
the the impl and the interface in a jar file and deployed it to the deploy
directory as directed in:
anonymous wrote : Simply wrap up the
The [404] is the answer from our partner, when he got a transfer-encoding:
chunked for protection agains Deny os service attacs, he returns 404 as an
answer.
The fact is that depending on the context (EJB or WS) the code (Soap Request)
works in two diferent ways.
| WS
| POST
i think you may have your implementation strategies mixed up.
if you're using wsconsume, it assumes that you've already written the
webservice, and wsconsume helps create the client interface.
if you're using wsprovide, it assumes you've written the WSDL and need to
generate the server side
I found a poller method in our code that created new instances of WS client
objects in the poller method. Even though these were not retained they
apparently added data to the classloader's (unifiedclassloader3)
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so a small update.
i did confirm that the issue is only present when the client and server are the
same box. even if both are deployed to both boxes, issue does not present
itself as long as i ensure that the request comes from server1 and goes to
server2.
changing the package name did not
If there's CDATA section, then there's no need to escape characters.
If you don't like current begavior, provide simple test case, patch and we'll
incorporate it to our product ;)
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Hello!
We are running into the same problem. The JVM runs out of memory and heap
analysis shows huge HashSets containing entries like JBossWS_..._20342.xsd.
Following the path to GC root shows that resourceBlackList in the unified
classloader holds references to these hashmaps.
We are running
Hi
What will be WS stack default with JBOSS 4.2.3 ?
For implementing WS-addressing, we deployed native 3.1.0 on top of it
Now, we are getting classcastexception in web service invocation since the
jbossws native 3.1.0?
regards
KRS
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Hi
We are getting the same issue. As of the jira, though the priority is major, no
one is assigned. When it will addressed?
For the time being, what is the work around to proceed further
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Scheduled for 3.2.1.
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Hi Richard,
Thanks for your reply. Let me correct something in my previous posting the
result I'm getting is that the string is being escaped as follows
| env:Envelope xmlns:env=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/;
|env:Header/
|env:Body
| roun:GetALifeResponse
Though we are getting the same exception,. I have checked the response
returned, the xml is valid. But could not found out why this exception occurs,.
AS you said, it is scheduled for 3.2.1, we have our deliverables by 15th. Is
there any work around?
Thanks
KRS
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spinder wrote : When starting up jbossws.sar now, I'm getting the following
error message. Anyone have any idea what could be causing it?
|
Hi,
I see from the stack trace you're using custom DA
Sorry guys, wrong Forum. Did not notice that there was a forum for each stack.
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This is my finding so far after debugging through the jboss-xb-binding source
code
The class MarshallerImpl() is the core class that does the serialization of the
result from the objects to XML. The main method to do the serialization is
called marshal(...) [ which have got several method
AFAIK this is feature.
You should receive the same string on client side when you send XML fragment as
string from server.
Similarly you should receive the same XML fragment string on server side when
it was sent from client. IOW serialization shouldn't affect you at all when
you use just
Hi everybody,
I ran into the same problem. Did you solve this issue?
I assume that it has something to do with the fact, that I have a https
endpoint.
If I use a http endpoint the message is signed properly.
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Hi,
I'm facing similar issue - can someone provide me the link to below solution
dowload JAXWS patch for JAXWS webservices and run the ant file then u will be
able to call the client
Thanks
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I did download the jaxws jar and ran the command..
java -jar JAXWS2.1.2-20070917.jar
it created set of files...do i need to copy the jars under lib to jboss/lib?
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DGuralnik wrote : Is it possible to make jbossws-cxf work on jboss 4.2.0?
No, JBossWS-CXF can run on JBossAS 4.2.2 and above, see our matrix.
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anonymous wrote : Thanks. I figured it out.
Please post what the problem was, or what you did to fix the problem, for the
benefit others who run across your post in the future.
When looking at an exception stack trace, always follow the caused by trail.
The last caused by is the root cause:
Thanks. I figured it out.
I have another issue:
I created a java application to call a web service. Jboss 4.2.2GA.
jbossws-native 3.0.4. JDK 1.5 . I got error. Any idea?
Thanks for your help.
[java] org.jboss.xb.binding.JBossXBRuntimeException: Failed to create a new
SAX parser
i am posting the web.xml here
please tell what to change in this
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| web-app xmlns=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee;
| xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
| xsi:schemaLocation=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee
ashutoshdeora wrote :
| i have to use AS 4.2.3
| so what JBossWS-Native version i should use for this
| See this matrix.
ashutoshdeora wrote :
| my web service should be STATEFUL
| i cannot use stateless WEBSERVICE
|
The JBossWS webservices have been always stateful.
But there
ashutoshdeora wrote : i am posting the web.xml here
| please tell what to change in this
|
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sasanplus wrote :
| is there a way through JBossWS API?
|
This sounds really hacky, don't it?
OK, you can use JBossWS SPI (see our code base),
but as it's not J2EE standard it is possible it will change in the future.
In other words if you're going to use proprietary API,
remember that your
sorry there is no Metro any where in this project
if you have told it by name
then its my mistake i am very sorry for that
i am using JBoss Native WS
i will follow your suggestion
i want to know about the class path which u have mentioned in your 1st reply
please tel about that
The problem solved.
Just removed javaee.jar from a project.
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| i want to know about the class path which u have mentioned in your 1st
reply
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You have to reference jbossws jars in your client classpath only.
You also need to set -Djava.endorsed.dirs=$JBOSS_HOME/lib/endorsed in your
client classpath (IDE or shell script)
View
The WSDL is generated dynamically(?) when asked for. Go to
http://localhost:8080/jbossws and click on the View a list of deployed
services and then click on the WSDL link for your service. Also note the URL -
you can use it at any time to see the WSDL.
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Thanks for your replay. I went to http:hostname:port/jbossws/services.
I got : There are currently no endpoints deployed.
I checked jboss/.../data/wsdl , there is no myApp.war folder there.
Any idea?
Thanks
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Did you declare any endpoints in your app? If so, could you post one of your
endpoints?
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package myWebService;
@javax.jws.WebService
@SOAPBinding(style = SOAPBinding.Style.RPC)
public class TestWS {
@WebMethod
public void insertTier(String firstName, String lastName,String cp,
String createDate, Tier[] myTier){
org.apache.log4j.Logger log
yonghongb wrote : JBossWS/Services
| Registered Service Endpoints
| There are currently no endpoints deployed
|
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That should do it. Are you sure this class was packaged in the WAR? Did the
deployment show up in the console log? There should be some log entries about
the endpoint before and after the deployment of the web apps. Here is what I
see for one of my apps:
12:05:21,210 INFO
Did you try having MiClass implement Serializable?
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I saw :
WARN [config] Unable to process deployment descriptor for context 'null'
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OK, so the WAR did not deploy so let's find out why. Post the contents of the
WAR file. To do this, post the output from running jar -tf xxx.war where
xxx.war is the name of your WAR file. (If JAVA_HOME/bin is not in your PATH you
will have to use the full path name for the jar utility.)
Post
META-INF/
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
.classpath
.project
.settings/
.settings/.jsdtscope
.settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs
.settings/org.eclipse.jst.common.project.facet.core.prefs
.settings/org.eclipse.wst.common.component
.settings/org.eclipse.wst.common.project.facet.core.xml
yonghongb wrote : ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| web-app xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xmlns=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee;
xmlns:web=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee/web-app_2_5.xsd;
xsi:schemaLocation=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee
16:53:50,666 INFO [TomcatDeployer] deploy, ctxPath=/DeIdentifyService, warUrl=.
| ../tmp/deploy/tmp1319754815190816118DeIdentifyService-exp.war/
| 16:54:04,534 WARN [config] Unable to process deployment descriptor for
context
| 'null'
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Sorry, Can not copy whole log since we other jars..it is too bigto
copy...
Apprieciate your help.
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What you posted in not a valid WAR file. This looks like an entire Eclipse
Dynamic Web Project directory packaged into a file with a .war extension.
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Yes, I did create the jar using a command in Eclipse Dynamic Web Project
directory.
Should i exclude the jar files in lib?
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Sorry, I did create a war file... ( It will be better if I can edit)
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anonymous wrote : Yes, I did create the jar
Is 'jar' a typo? Did you really mean Yes, I did create the war?
anonymous wrote : Should i exclude the jar files in lib?
That will not fix the WAR file. But I have a few questions:
1) Are you familiar with the correct layout for a WAR file?
2) Have
thank you jlankfo,
this helps me a lot because i started the server with the run.sh script
(usually i used the eclipse ide) and the webservice works fine (finally:
without any changes at the script:)).
eclipse uses the run.jar to start jboss.
i added:
I shall switch over to jboss-5.*, but the problem was of few unwanted older
jars kept on deploy, which probably were causing the problems. After cleaning
up the deploy directory and putting jaxb-api-2.1 in endorsed.. the web service
was up.
Thanks..
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Little late, but I noticed the same thing - JBoss seems to log to STDERR for
things I didn't expect (like when a resource is deployed via
jax.ws.rs.Application class).
I thought it would show up via my log4j appender, but no such luck. Is this a
bug in Resteasy?
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According to the release notes no confiugration changes should be needed if the
jdk6 version was downloaded but it also suggests one other thing.
anonymous wrote : The other option is to download the jdk6 distribution
(jboss-5.0.0.GA-jdk6.zip) in which case no configuration changes are
PeterJ wrote : Are you working in Eclipse or some other IDE? It sounds like
the MiClase.class file is invalid. Check the description of ClassFormatError in
the javadocs.
I'm working in Eclipse, but I've compiled also without using eclipse with the
same result.
I have removed the getter and
So I can't edit my posts but what I ment to say instead of jbossws is native...
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That makes sense but it leaves me with a few more questions. Why is it using
sun web services for the client and jbossws for the server? Is there a way I
can make the client use jbossws services or do I need metro? And finally why
would metro work differently?
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Are you working in Eclipse or some other IDE? It sounds like the MiClase.class
file is invalid. Check the description of ClassFormatError in the javadocs.
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With the app server running, go to http://loclahost:8080/jbossws, and click the
View a list of deployed services link.
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Look at the free chapter 9 at http://manning.com/jamae/, it covers web
services. While the book is geared towards AS 5.x, the web services should work
the same on 4.2.3 since both 4.2.x and 5.x use fairly compatible versions of
JBoss WS.
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actually I meant programmatically.
I am getting Jboss local MBeanServer and I am querying my domain, but I can not
get to my MBean through queries.
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Hi,
from the stack trace I see you're mixing Sun webservices and JBossWS-Native
libraries. This is your problem.
If you want to use Metro in JBoss, then install JBossWS-Metro integration
properly to the JBoss AS and refer to the libraries installed by the ant
deploy-XYZ target only.
Hi,
JBossWS community version doesn't support JBoss 4.x series and below anymore.
I highly recommend you to switch to JBossAS 5.1.0
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Hi,
I see two issues here. First JBossWS-Native-3.1.2 is supported on AS 5.x
series and above only. The second issue I see is you're using wrong classpath.
I see sun libraries in the stack trace. Please ensure you're using AS 5.x
version and correct JBossWS-Native classpath in your IDE.
i am also facing the same problem as mentioned above
i am using AS 5.x
but still i am getting this error
my requirement is a bit different
i have to use AS 4.2.3
so what JBossWS-Native version i should use for this
and second thing is
my web service should be STATEFUL
i cannot use
Hello,
i have the same problem (jboss-5.1.0.GA-jdk6 jdk6 ( debian linux)).
i got the setProperty must be overwritten-Exception when i access my
simple stateless session bean webservice. this service is working without
problems under jboss-5.1.0.GA jdk5.
this is a part of classes
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Hi,
I've not found a solution to problem, so I cannot suggest you the solution. I
was waiting for an answer but maybe this issue had not been solved.
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Hi Alessio
Thanks for the reply. No I create the SOAP message by getting an instance of
the SOAP MessageFactory and then adding elements to the body.
When i use the SoapMessage writeTo method to a file, it contains no CRLF pairs,
but when I intercept the message using WireShark, I see the
You can open multiple HTTP ports be defining additional Connector entries in
the server.xml file. You did not mention the JBoss AS version so I will leave
it to you to locate the file (there is only one) since its location seems to
change with every release.
I haven't tried this specifically
This reminds me of something related to CR/LF when dealing with signatures.
Where do you get the soap elements content from? are you reading them from file?
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See my reply on the other thread you opened on this.
Besides that, you can't use Sun's SAAJ implementation directly on JBoss AS with
JBossWS-Native.
If you really want to get rid of jbossws-native-saaj anyway, you can try
JBossWS-CXF and/or JBossWS-Metro.
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The point here is SAAJ does not define an API for setting the timeout directly
using the SOAPConnection. So you need to use some kind of proprietary stuff.
Forget about Axis, you can't use it with JBossWS. Take a look at the
JBossWS-Native (I assume that's what you're using)
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBWS-2697
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Thanks for your reply but i solved that problem using Jboss ESB's internal HTTP
router class: org.jboss.soa.esb.actions.routing.http.HttpRouter
One can send soap messages with it as well, and set connection/socket Timeouts
(http properties) etc as well.
Thanks.
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As a reference, I'd suggest you to take a look at the jbossws wsse sample
artifacts that are built for AS5 in jbossws testsuite. Basically AS 5 is strict
to standards regarding where to load resources from.
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get/setTextContent has recently been implemented in NodeImpl. Something else is
simply not implemented yet. Feel free to create a jira issue for this and link
that here (btw this is an easy chance for contributing adding a small patch ;-)
).
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Despite having a basic implementation of WS-Policy, JBossWS-Native does not
support policies for setting MTOM. This means you need to manually set mtom on
client side (please refer to the documentation) or switch to JBossWS-CXF /
JBossWS-Metro.
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Sure, lots of people use JBossWS as client of Microsoft ws endpoints.
This said, there might be something weird with the wsdl. Can you try posting it?
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Btw there's been a timeframe in the past where the ant.properties.example was
missing (you had a custom ant.properties instead). This has already been fixed
anyway.
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Thanks Peter for spreading the right directions on this topic.
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Finally got it. I wrote up a fairly detailed explanation how on Google Knol if
it's of use to anyone.
http://knol.google.com/k/neil-mcfarlane/creating-your-first-web-services-in-java/
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