Hi All,
I was just wondering if there is a possibility to acquire the actual
Exception object, and maybe even replace it with another Exception
through interceptors.
I was already able to change the response code (400 or 500) depending on
whether the exception was a checked exception or
Hi,
Is there any simple example explaining, how to write a JMS client. I don't
want the client program depending (loading configuration from) on any xml
file, like cxf.xml.
Basavaraj M
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Hi,
There are some very straightforward samples jms_pubsub and jms_queue foung in
the CXF installation under the samples directory.
Regards,
Seán.
-Original Message-
From: Basavaraj M [mailto:basavar...@huawei.com]
Sent: 12 February 2009 10:19
To: users@cxf.apache.org
Subject: Help
Hello,
After generating a set of stub from a WSDL, is it possible to switch on
some HTTP level debug in order to trace why a WS call failed? When I
attempt to invoke a service I see the following, however changing the
location in the WSDL to localhost:1234, and running netcat, reveals it
is
Morning all,
Between last night and today, my cxf-servlet.xml has developed a
problem, without me changing anything. Bear with me, I know it sounds
weird :-)
It looks like this:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
beans xmlns=http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans;
2009/2/12 Andrew Clegg and...@nervechannel.com:
Now, I can go to http://cxf.apache.org/schemas/jaxws.xsd in my browser
and it's fine.
But when I highlight this URL in the xsi:schemaLocation in Eclipse,
and hit F3 for go-to-definition, I see:
Not Found
The requested URL
Andrew Clegg wrote:
I have even tried reverting my cxf-servlet.xml from SVN as it was
error free right through yesterday, but no change. Has any change been
made to the web server or the schema at cxf.apache.org which would
cause this?
My browser can't access http://cxf.apache.org at the
2009/2/12 Ian Roberts i.robe...@dcs.shef.ac.uk:
Andrew Clegg wrote:
I have even tried reverting my cxf-servlet.xml from SVN as it was
error free right through yesterday, but no change. Has any change been
made to the web server or the schema at cxf.apache.org which would
cause this?
My
Oh, sorry, didn't know the the log was talking about truncating the log.
Well, I have a test case that reproduces the problem. It is a simple server
that only has on method that returns a list of WSImage. Each WSImage has
some info of the image, and an byte array that represents the bytes of the
Hi Gabo
Can you explain a bit more what exactly you're trying to do ?
I think if you have a JAXRS ExceptionMapper for say CustomException which does extend RuntimeException then you'll know in this
mapper's implementation what sort of exception it is...
But may be I'm missing something...
Honestly, I have no idea what to suggest.
The schema DID change on monday when 2.1.4 was released as the new version was
put in place. The only change was adding xsd:annotationxsd:documentation
things all over it to document it better.
However, the new version seems to work fine for
Well, from your stack trace, you aren't using CXF. You are using the jaxws
client built into Java 6. Thus, anything I tell you won't help at all. :-)
First step would be to make sure the cxf jars are on the classpath and being
picked up properly.:-)
Dan
On Thu February 12
2009/2/12 Daniel Kulp dk...@apache.org:
Honestly, I have no idea what to suggest.
The schema DID change on monday when 2.1.4 was released as the new version was
put in place. The only change was adding xsd:annotationxsd:documentation
things all over it to document it better.
However, the
On Wed February 11 2009 6:17:08 pm guofoo wrote:
I'm trying to use Spring 3.0.0 M1 with CXF by replacing the
spring-xxx-2.0.8.jar files with the Spring jars, but I'm seeing the
following exception when trying to start Tomcat 6.0.18.
Is CXF compatible with Spring 3.0.0?
Hmmm apparently
Hi all,
I'm new to CXF and have here some beginner questions:
- Looking to CXF website, I saw some XML-based data-bindings… What
about sending service arguments directly as Java objects using JMS
without converting it to XML? Is that supported by CXF? Our app has
high-throughput requirements to
On Wed February 11 2009 1:56:04 pm Dennis Kieselhorst wrote:
Hi Dan,
thanks for the quick response.
Would increasing the read timeout on the client solve your problem? By
default, I think we set it to 60 seconds but there is configuration to
increase it (or set to -1 for no timeout).
No luck, I've updated all of my plugins and restarted, same two errors:
cvc-complex-type.2.4.c: The matching wildcard is strict, but no
declaration can be found for element 'jaxws:endpoint'.
on every jax:ws endpoint, and
- schema_reference.4: Failed to read schema document
On Wed February 11 2009 7:27:47 am hairman wrote:
I'm trying to use the @Oneway-Annotation in a CXF Serviceinterface using
Spring. @OneWay (camelCase) doesn't exist, so I think, it's a fault in the
CXF docu? (
http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/developing-a-service.html#DevelopingaServi
I take it back! Sorry :-)
Eclipse didn't automatically revalidate on startup, so one of either
clearing the org.eclipse.wst.internet.cache or updating all my plugins
fixed it, as Dan suggested. Many thanks.
No more from me on this subject, back to work time.
Andrew.
2009/2/12 Andrew Clegg
I have the wireshark dump, and a sample of the soap request that fails. In
the soap request the following line is the culprit:
ns9:descriptionPM361001-DJ01/ns9:description
if I remove the dash, it does not fail.
I also have another request that fails consistently if you are intersested.
Tom,
Would you mind sharing the details of how you did, or plan to, work around
this issue using handlers? I'm running into the same issue and I'm not sure
how to proceed.
To give some background, I need to write a webservice that proxies various
forms of XML data to a legacy process. It seems
Well, at this stage I had the flexibility to change SOAP toolkits and I
moved to Spring-WS. However, I made my handling abstract enough that
if/when cxf supports addressing for Providers, I will be able to port it
over.
-Tom
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 12:03 PM, crmuchin
Hi,
I have the following requirements in a projet :
- Create a Web Service (lets name it WS1) and in the service implementation,
call an other Web Service (lets name it WS2). So we have the call chain :
Client -- WS1 -- WS2
- WS1 and WS2 are secured with WS-SECURITY.
- WS-SECURITY must be
Hi all
i am having trouble using Spring 2.5 annotation with cxf
I reduced all tha application to a mini manager and a webservice
the manager code is
@Service
public class MiniManagerImpl implements MiniManager {
[...]
and the webservice
@WebService(endpointInterface =
This is actually a server side issue, not a client side issue. The client is
doing the correct thing. Per spec, it has to wait for the 200/202 response
codes to make sure the message was successfully sent. However, the server
wasn't sending the code back until after the invoke.I'm
What does your jaxws:endpoint config look like? If you aren't using a ref to
a spring defined bean for MiniServiceImpl, then spring wouldn't have created
it and nothing would have gotten injected.
Dan
On Thu February 12 2009 1:23:54 pm paolocollector wrote:
Hi all
i am having trouble
btw, turning off chunking worked. Thx for the advice.
buzzterrier wrote:
I have the wireshark dump, and a sample of the soap request that fails.
In the soap request the following line is the culprit:
ns9:descriptionPM361001-DJ01/ns9:description
if I remove the dash, it does not
Hi Philipp,
What about sending service arguments directly as Java objects
using JMS without converting it to XML? Is that supported by CXF?
Well, CXF has an object binding that was originally intended to allow
optimization of the collocated case (i.e. where both the proxy and the target
Hello,
how do I use wsdl2java behind a proxy server?
I get java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect trying to
access an external wsdl on our LAN. Normally, I would configure our proxy
server details with the software (e.g. curl -x proxy:3128 etc). How do I do
this with wsdl2java?
I'm trying to load an endpoint using the simple:server spring
configuration but I'm getting a ClassNotFoundException when it's trying to
load the JAXBContext.
Because the CXF bundle does not have visibility to com.sun.xml.bind.v2
through an import it fails when trying to class load.
What am I
We're trying to access a web service secured by a certificate.
The security is setup on IIS and the web service is behind it.
I don't think WS-SECURITY will do this type of authentication.
Is there any way to pass the client certificate when you call the web service?
We're just getting an IIS
Well, I spoke too soon. Turning off chunking solved problem with the
previous soap request, but it raised it's ugly head in another call.
buzzterrier wrote:
btw, turning off chunking worked. Thx for the advice.
buzzterrier wrote:
I have the wireshark dump, and a sample of the
I got the exact same problem here. I am using 2.1.4.
Did you have any luck since? I am trying to find a way to debug cxf web
service, if that is all possible...
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Change to something like:
bean id=MyImpl class=minitest.service.impl.MiniServiceImpl/
jaxws:endpoint id=miniservice
implementor=#MyImpl
address=/MiniService
jaxws:properties
I think there are a couple examples similar to that in the
Hi Sergey,
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I got most of what I need
from this site:
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CXF20DOC/JAX-RS
One last thing though, is it possible to remove the Result tags?
Can you explain a bit more what exactly you're trying to do ?
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