Is there a way to perform the functionallity of the "searchschema" feature in
wscompile with wstools?
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For ws4ee this may work, but we are using the 4.0.4-GA release and it does not
deploy the ws4ee stack, and because of a problem with it I can not use it
anyway.
That being said can anyone point me to a good example or description on how to
use the JbossWS in 4.0.4-GA from within an EJB3 Sessi
So I was putting together a demonstration on using the xsd:extension element in
a WSDL, using JBoss 4.0.3SP1 which uses the ws4ee webservices. I created the
WSDL which accepted an array of base objects as input. My service took these
and using Log4J displayed the classes to demonstrate that yo
So we have several application servers sitting behind a couple of Apache
servers to load-balance the HTTP requests. Now add the web services to the
mix. When someone wants to build a client using our WSDL ? well that?s my
issue. Since the endpoint URL is set to the machine it is deployed on ?
I can post the major parts ..
The Interface:
| package com.ist.beans.interfaces.local;
|
| import java.io.Serializable;
| import javax.ejb.Local;
|
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| @Local
| public interface Notification {
| ...
| public Object getNotification(String topic, String user, int timeOu
Sorry I ended up submitting a tad early ...
Anyway my intefaces shows up as an interface for the proxy object ...
and I still get the class cast exception.
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I am having the same problem ... what really is confusing me is I went and
added the collowing code to where I perform the lookup:
InitialContext context = new InitialContext();
Object objRef = context.lookup("ejb/notification");
Class c = objRef.getClass();
Class[] interfaces = c.getInterfaces()
