Hello , i'm currently exploring xfire for my current project.
I've managed to run the quick start example. And pass the phase of
creating complete object binding using aegis. But since i'm using the
xml-schema -> java approach. I Decided to switch to castor
implementation.
The problem i encounte
Hello , i'm currently exploring xfire for my current project.
I've managed to run the quick start example. And pass the phase of
creating complete object binding using aegis. But since i'm using the
xml-schema -> java approach. I Decided to switch to castor
implementation.
The problem i encounte
If you have the WSDL then try the instructions at:
http://xfire.codehaus.org/Client+and+Server+Stub+Generation+from+WSDL
Or if you're using Eclipse, try the x-fire plugin widget to add a new
webservice from the top down.
Erik Allais wrote:
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> this a sugarCRM WS
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> the method called is 'log
this a sugarCRM WS
the method called is 'login', in the wsdl file we have for this method :
and the Complex Types of user_auth is
i need make this complex type with a java object but how exactly?
MattJax wrote:
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> Maybe you could give an example of the WS cal
Maybe you could give an example of the WS call you are trying to make?
Erik Allais wrote:
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> hi Matt,
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> i dont really touch the XFire implementation of the server
> I generate Xfire Web service with Mule ESB
>
> i write my own SOAP client with Xfire but Complex Type parameter is hard
> (i
hi Matt,
i dont really touch the XFire implementation of the server
I generate Xfire Web service with Mule ESB
i write my own SOAP client with Xfire but Complex Type parameter is hard
(impossible?) to implement
I dont see where is the solution with binding???
Erik
MattJax wrote:
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> There ar
There are a number of ways of doing this, but all involve some kind of
binding. http://xfire.codehaus.org/Bindings is a good place to start. If
you are using Java 5, I'd recommend Java 5 annotations,
http://xfire.codehaus.org/JSR+181+Annotations. The classes can be generated
from the WSDL as we
hi,
i have the following code to invoke a web service with single parameter
public Object[] invokeService(String method, Object[] params) {
Object[] results = null;
try {
/* Invoke the Web Service */
results = client
Hi
I want implemet a webservice which takes SOAPMessage and returns a
SOAPMessage. I'll attach a spreadsheet in SOAPMessage and send it to client
application. Can any one tell me where can I setup this soapbining? I have a
soap clinet whcih will use only endpoint to invoke not any operation n
Thanks Tomek. I shall stop using Commons Annotations straight away then!
I've got the SOAPAction to work using your latest snapshot and Aegis.
However, I can't get the response to populate my return object.
As before the response I get back is:
http://myexample.com";>
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Is anyone working with JMS? I need some help as I am new to this... and have
been trying very hard but can't seem to get it to run properly...
anything that mentions JMS + aegis will be useful
thanks a lot for the help...
if nothing else just mention that you are using JMS+aegis with xfire... at
l
Being honest you are probably first person ,i know of, who uses
commons annotations :). So can't help much here. But you can setup
SOAPAction via aegis mapping files ( i tested it few day ago). To make
it work you just need to use latest snapshot , not last stable (1.2.6)
On 6/14/07, MattJax <[EM
Does anyone have any ideas about this one? I've also been unable to do this
with Java 1.4 / xfire 1.2.6 and Aegis bindings as well.
Thanks in advance,
Matt
MattJax wrote:
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> I have a client set up which calls an external WS. The body of the SOAP
> response I get is:
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> http://myexa
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