I agre that it is. Yet the example on
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WSServerJSE
breaks the message into its parts, or in this case, part.
Hence my question, how do I work with the whole document, and how do I
reconcile the JSE documentation, which shows the document disassembled into
p
I managed to figure out why these warnings appeared. this was generated XML in
the wsdd (from WSDL2Java), and the prefix declaration appeared on the same
element as the attribute whose value used the prefix, and it seems the
processing code could not handle this! When I moved the namespace decla
I found the problem that was causing the exception!
I do not remember exactly how I created the jax-rpc mapping file, but I assume
I must have copied and pasted it from somewhere and changed the details to fit
my own.
On the root element of the mapping file was the following schemaLocation:
x
It was 4.0.0, I retried it in 4.0.1 with the same result:
Exception in thread "main" javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException:
org.xml.sax.SAXException: src-resolve: Cannot resolve the name
'j2ee:dewey-versionType' to a(n) type definition component. @ *unknown*[257,22]
| at
org.jboss.webservice.cli
I am trying to figure that out, although it might take me a while as I don't
have very much knowledge of the underlying code. I will get back to you if I
get any more information.
However, I did find these warnings output on deployment , which I realize come
from the parsing of the wsee-deploy
I tried updating to 4.0.1, n case this issue might have been fixed. i still get
a null pointer exception, but this time I get several, so there may be more
clues as to what is going wrong.
Please help!
anonymous wrote : [exec] java.lang.NullPointerException
| [exec] at
org.apac
I apologize if I keep asking more questions, but I am still not able to connect
the dots.
The code you sent me (and the class was not in the snapsot, which is odd) seems
to me to be a demonstration of how a client can construct a message in several
different ways. i can use that information, so
Since noone has respnded to Alex's questions, and I am somewhat in the same
boat, and still stuck.
I too have looked for MessageEndpointTestCase in the latest CV Head snapshot,
and it isn't in there.
Also, I have read and re-read the section in the JAX-RPC spec, but I am very
unclear of exact
I am developing a document style web service in JBoss as a JSE, with custom
serializers/deserializers. I have created all the appropriate mapping and
configuration files, as far as I know (wsdl file, jaxrpc-mapping.xml, web.xml,
webservices.xml, ws4ee-deployment.xml).
The service deploys withou
"omatzura" wrote : Hi!
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| We have nodatabinding webservices working under jboss 4.0.1. Regarding
mapping of all operations to one method you could probably do this by
handcoding operation to method mapping under
in the jaxrpx-mapping.xml file
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| good luck!
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| /Ole
When you sa
I tried using the code in the Wiki entry you linked to, changing names and
namespaces as appropriate, obviously, and on the call to
serviceFactory.createService, I get the exception below. Any idea what on earth
it might mean???
Exception in thread "main" javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException:
org.xm
I created the WSDL by hand, using available examples. I aso created the jx-rpc
mapping file, and that part is fine. Howvere, the wiki did not explain what to
do with this file, beyond " the client should be given a pointer to the
jaxrpc-mapping.xml file, which the standard JAXRPC
javax.xml.rpc
I figured out what the problem was myself. The classes mentioned in the
warnings were indeed present in the war, and were not actually the problem.
However, a jar that contained the superclasses of these classes, was not in the
war file, and thus could not be loaded. When I added this jar to the
I have created a JSE web service, document-style, and I am currently creating
the client part, to test the deployed service.
I have done a cut and paste of the client code in the Wiki, and replaced the
names, url's and so forth, but wen i try to run it, I get the following
exception:
Exception
Ole, thank you for the reply.
I tried adding mappings for my two global elements, like you suggested, right
after the package-mapping elements, as per the schema for the mapping file.
However, my warnings do not go away, nor does the console error.
I tried both having the classes in the jar and
Thank you for forwarding the article, it looks really interesting, and I will
be sure to give it a thorough read.
However, I was more interested in how to specifically accomplish what Thomas
suggested above above, as I assume there must be a way to do what he suggests.
The reason I ask the que
I am using a JSE, so that part is not a problem. However, it is not obvious to
me how to access the SOAPEnvelope. I have looked around based on some of the
key words that you provided in your reply, but was unable to find anything. Is
there any documentation for how to do this?
View the origin
I have been trying to use custom types for my web service, but have been
running into problems with it, and I have been reflecting on how a far easier
thing for me would be to simply get access to the raw XML contained in the SOAP
message. This way I can unmarshal the XML document myself in the
I tried copying the compiled class directory structure for the classes in
question into WEB-INF/classes in my war. I redeployed, and double checked in
the expanded war file in temp, and the classes were indeed in the right
location. However, I still get the warning that the classes cannot be fou
I am creating a document/literal web service, and I wish to use my own custom
classes for the types used by the web service. I have therefore gone the path
described in:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WSTypeMapping
However, I am having a hard time getting it to work. Specifically, it s
I also ran into this issue, and I found another post regarding the exact same
issue. It appears to me that the default setting in the config file has changed
at some point, making the documentation invalid. It tells you to change the two
items, but the third must be changed also in order for eve
I forgot to escape the XML tags, what I mean was,
Change
jboss:service=Hypersonic,database=localDB
to
jboss:service=Hypersonic
View the original post :
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3857393#3857393
Reply to the post :
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=
I too ran into the same problem. It seems the default setting in the hsql file
changed, and the documentation did not keep up. There is in fact a third item
you also have to change to make it work.
Change:
jboss:service=Hypersonic,database=localDB
to
jboss:service=Hypersonic
This i
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