Hi,
I've created simple EJB and deployed it to JBoss. Via RMI it works fine,
but I'm not able to use it with SOAP. So please help me find answers to
my questions:
I have few files now (all as .java and .class)
- TestEntityBean (source of EJB itself)
- TestEntityHome (Home interface)
- TestEnti
Hi,
make sure that the Hello.class is in your CLASSPATH.
!shiva
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>java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Hello
>at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java, Compiled Code)
>at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
>at java.net.URLClassLoader.find
Charbel:
I would be very interested in working with you on this.
I have built this functionality already for MS using the MS Soap Toolkit and now
trying to build the same functionality using JAVA.
I started looking now at the apache-axis stuff. In particular the WSDL2Java code.
LrAu
-Or
The problem was in Xerces 1.4.1 and not Xerces 1.4.4, so just keep track of
your Xerces version and you should be ok.
Mark
At 02:10 PM 5/3/02 +1000, you wrote:
>Guys,
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>Can I just ask this one again? It's pretty important (to me, at least :)
>
>...
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>Could I just confirm that the bug to do wi
Samantha,
You could also use the XMLBus (www.xmlbus.com/work) which provides
graphical and command line tools for this. You simply point at the class
you want to turn into WSDL and wala. Another powerful feature is that it
allows you to sequence a series of calls together and expose that
Title: RE: API to Generate WSDL from Java Programmatically
Charlie,
CapeStudio allows one to automatically generate
WSDL from Java, EJBs (complex types, inheritance, etc
supported), or CORBA IDL (supported ORB’s
include Orbix (many versions, not just Orbix 2000), BEA’s WLE,
MICO, VisiB
I'm running SOAP 2.2 with WebLogic 6.1 SP2.
Whenever an exception gets generated on the server side, the fault
information is not processed correctly on the client side.
The problem is in the unmarshall code of Fault.
The problem is this:
String namespaceURI = tempEl.getNamespaceURI();
// o
Is it possible to integrate the Java2WSDL tool by itself in an application?
Any docs about this available?
Charlie
Title: RE: API to Generate WSDL from Java Programmatically
Charlie,
The XMLBus has very powerful tools for WSDL generation from Java, EJB, and CORBA interfaces. It also provides the ability to map WSDL onto a sequence of backend calls i.e. allow you to easily create Web services fro
Samantha,
You'll find the WASP java2wsdl tool in the \bin directory. It's a .bat or
.sh file. To find the options available, just run java2wsdl -h.
Documentation on the tool can be found in Appendix C section 3 of the WASP
Advanced Programmers Guide:
http://www.systinet.com/products/wasp_advanced
I would be very interested to know if you were able to do this. What i did
instead was that i wrote some adaptors that use the WSDL4J aPI to parse and
obtain what i need from the WSDL in order to build a request on the fly. My
aim is to allow the user to enter the URL of any WSDL file and then all
Hi
I would like to ask if it is possible to create a Java class that can make use of
Apache Axis to programmatically ( from within an
application) create a WSDL file of a Java Web Service?
If not is there any other API I can use?
Thanks for any help
Charlie
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