If you think your guide will help the community, create a seperate page and
tell us the location (on this thread). Then we can incorporate into the main
JBossWS wiki.
I understand your apprehension on changing the main JbossWS wiki page.
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I'll start a more-detail oriented guide on the Wiki, but is there a standard
place where I should put it? I don't wanna mess up the neat formatting.
Should I create another page? or Should I just add to the Java service endpoint
discussion?
_RK
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Norman,
do you want to have a go at this based on what you wrote in the JBoss book?
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I'm trying to determine if this is the same problem that I'm having. Although
in my case I have to use a supplied wsdl, that has come from Microsoft .NET and
is document literal. The service endpoint interface generated for this wsdl has
methods with multiple parameters.
Would appreciate any
Yes, if the webservice step are unclear create a user perspective howto to help
guide new users.
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Yeah, I know what you mean. I spent 3 days straight staring at the Wiki, logs,
source and whatever else I could get my hands on before I actually figured out
what the hell was going on. :) Good job!
_RK
p.s. Maybe we should post something on the Wiki about what to do :)
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Hi,
thanks a lot, that hint to the old posting really solved my problem. I had read
the Wiki-article before (actually several times), but the text states that it
is about arrays, so I thought it didn't apply to my problem...
Stephan
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As Thomas pointed out in the following forums post:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=56424
"This usually occurs when you use more than one parameter in your endpoint
message.
With doc/lit there is no wrapping RPC element. The entire message is defined by
a single XMLSc
Hello,
I also added debug logging for org.apache.axis. This gave me the following
additional debug information:
anonymous wrote :
| 2005-02-01 09:11:44,918 INFO [org.jboss.webservice.AxisService] WSDD
published to: /srv/www/jboss/default/data/wsdl/rciserver.war/Hello.wsdd
| 2005-02-01 09:1
Hello,
I suppose you mean I should set the loglevel for org.jboss.webservice to DEBUG.
The (hopefully) relevant part form the server log looks like this:
| 2005-02-01 08:43:41,949 INFO [org.jboss.web.tomcat.tc5.TomcatDeployer]
deploy, ctxPath=/rciserver,
warUrl=file:/usr/share/jboss/serve
Stephan -
Show us what your .wsdd file looks like. Also, go into the log4j configuration
file for your JBoss server instance and change the following:
This way, you can see exactly the SOAP message being sent into your service,
etc and where it's failing.
_RK
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Thank you for your input. I tried to follow your advice, but I got the same
error as before (I also tried gen:server instead of gen:client, but all that
gave the same result). How do your web.xml and webservice.xml look like?
I have the following two files. Is there something wrong?
http://jav
Siano -
Nobody seems to be responding to these types of questions, but after 3 days of
staring at this, I finally got mine to work. :) Here's what I did to get a
document/literal web service to work in JBoss 4.0.1.
Like yourself, I implemented the endpoint interface and the implementing POJO
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