Hi,
In my application, I want to force the users to login to a web application
before they can use the application which communicates via SOAP. I have setup
the web app based login, and can see a Subject gets created, but for some
reason, when the app which uses SOAP sends its first request, i
Oops, I mean, this is the line that I added to my Ant build.xml file:
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I had the same problem with the META-INF and WEB-INF names and couldn't find
any way to resolve it either, so I added the following line to my Ant build.xml
file:
This seemed to work just fine.
Barry
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This strange behaviour does not just happen with returned values, I also have
problems when passing parameters. Parameters which are arrays of objects work
fine, but parameters which are scalar objects fail.
For example, the following code fails:
| public void testObjectParam() throws E
Hi,
I want to use the following configuration which requires SSL and HTTP
authentication:
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| OrgEndpoint
| /orgainization/*
| BASIC
| CONFIDENTIAL
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How can I change my Java client code to force it to use SSL and HTTP
authenticat
In case it is relevant, my implementation of getService() is:
| protected Service getService( ) throws MalformedURLException,
ServiceException {
| URL wsdlLocation = new URL( urlstr );
| URL mappingLocation =
this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResource( "META-INF/ja
Hi,
I read about securing the endpoints on the Wiki page
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WSSecureEndpoint, but I was wondering,
is there any way in the session bean that I can find out the username and
password which was used to access the endpoint when using the
BASIC/CONFIDENTIAL au
Hi,
I think I'm finally getting the hang of things, but I'm having some weird
behaviour.
I have been able to return an array of TestValueObject objects from a web
services server and the client was able to work with the returned array just
fine. The client code (a JUnit test) is:
| pub
Thomas,
You wrote:
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Your client is aware of the wsdl, which defines the
abstract contract, but is unaware of the java/wsdl mapping information.
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| Use the WS4EE client deployment model, i.e. a JNDI lookup of a
preconfigured stub or use
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| | Service
Jason,
Thanks so much for this information. When I started using the JARs in
jboss/client, rather than the JWSDP JARs I was then able to work with simple
arrays.
Barry
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : What specifically is not clear about the wiki and
the samples?
Thomas,
I would like to see what JARs we should have in the classpath to run a simple
JAX-RPC client. I just read a post which stated I was using Sun's
implementation of JAX-RPC rather than the JBoss one
gArray
15:02:37,853 WARN [TypeMappingDescription] Class not found:
com.cybertrust.rmp2.interfaces._arrays.intArray
15:02:37,857 INFO [AxisService] WSDD published to:
/home/bsheward/rmp2/rmp2/jboss/server/dev/data/wsdl/rmp.ear/rmp.jar/WebServicesTest.wsdd
I'm using wscompile to generate the
Claire,
Thanks. I'm now able to call a really simple web service.
I think the problem was that I had a lot of these files at the EAR level,
rather than the JAR level. Once I changed things to:
test.ear
test.ear/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
test.ear/META-INF/application.xml
test.ear/test.jar
test.ear/te
Thomas,
Re:
| ServiceFactoryImpl factory = (ServiceFactoryImpl
)ServiceFactory.newInstance();
| Service service = factory.createService(wsdlURL, qname, mappingURL,
portName);
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I can't see anything in javax.xml.rpc.ServiceFactory which resembles the
createService() method shown ab
Hi,
I have a couple of questions about the WSServerEJB Wiki Page
(http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WSServerEJB).
There is a section that states:
When you deploy the jar that contains all the artifacts we just taked about,
you should see something like this
in the JBoss console
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