Sorry Benson, I only just got a chance to look at this today. Thanks so much
- will try the snapshot tomorrow and post back my results.
bimargulies wrote:
>
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-2513. Fixed. Try another
> snapshot.
>
> On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Benson Margulies
>
Hi Mustafa!
Yes, I need to be able to have a centrally controller backstop for all
exceptions coming out of my mackages, mostly .*Impl classes and custom
interceptors such as i.e. Auth interceptor. Soap already kind of does it for
me by wrapping it into a generic Fault (I actually wanted MyExcepti
>From my understanding you basically want a centralised place to handle
exceptions and a way to control what is returned to the client? We use an
exception mapper which receives all possible exceptions and you can then
return the desired response object based on the exception. We have a many
to one
Thank you Sergey,
Yes it seems working. now I haven't got any exception. but I am not
verifying it. Actually following is my code in impl. I am sending xml file
in Httpresponse stream. and I do not know if anything will add to response
or overwrite by further interceptor process. I am using this s
Hi, i'm currently facing a problem when i try to unmarchal .Net service
response using xmlbeandatabinding.
The issue arised when we change our aegis databinding strategy to
xmlbean one.
The operation "getSucursalesResponse" returns a list of sucursales
wrapped with an element called "getSucursale
Hi All,
Is there a way to Not propagate unchecked exception stack traces back to the
client?
Use case: I have a port, that expects certain parameters, if one of them is
null
it may throw unchecked IllegalArgumentException, which could be rectified if
it was
all under my control.
Imagine that o
It doesn't contradict WSI-BP. It's just stupid. If you change a type in the
middle of an existing contract, and the original schema didn't use 'any'
particles to leave room for expansion, you've made an incompatible change,
and, yes, all those clients have to be reinvented.
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at
Hi
Please try writing to response.getOutputStream() and it should work. I
missed overriding
response.getWriter() in the HttpResponse context implementation.
let me know please if it works
Sergey
Parimal Dhinoja wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have implemented RESTful CXF service with my spring projec
I should've mentioned that JAX-RS 1.1 allows for the injection of
configuration into Application implementations but I'm presuming it is
contexts like ServletConfig which can be injected so you'd have to manually
create the (Spring) ApplicationContext (by getting the right parameter from
ServletCo
Hi Dan,
I think something related (albeit peripherally) has recently come up at my
workplace.
The scenario is we have a web service that we've published a WSDL for.
Recently, a new element has been added to a complex type (ignoring my
objections), thus resulting in an updated WSDL.
This has nece
Hi,
I have implemented RESTful CXF service with my spring project. in impl
class, I have used MessageContext to retrieve HttpResponse and I am using
response.getWriter() to set HttpResponse with my content.
when I call this service from browser, I get the response what I have set in
impl, but on
We have a DataPower appliance sitting in front of our web service and
encrypting a single field in the SOAP request. This is passed into our web
service. We just want to pass through the encrypted field to a down line
another web service call. We do not want to decrypt the value in the middle
web
On Mon November 16 2009 12:31:32 pm Daniel Kulp wrote:
> On Mon November 16 2009 12:15:51 pm Christian Schneider wrote:
> > Hi Dan,
> >
> > that is very interesting. Will this feature also work for the
> > wsdlLocation in the binding.xml ?
> > This would partly solve my problem with the issue of re
On Mon November 16 2009 12:15:51 pm Christian Schneider wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> that is very interesting. Will this feature also work for the
> wsdlLocation in the binding.xml ?
> This would partly solve my problem with the issue of reading wsdls from
> maven repos.
I don't think so. The locations
Hi Dan,
that is very interesting. Will this feature also work for the
wsdlLocation in the binding.xml ?
This would partly solve my problem with the issue of reading wsdls from
maven repos.
Greetings
Christian
Daniel Kulp schrieb:
This is exactly what the XML catalogs are designed for (and
i'm having a very extrange problem
i'm working with cxf-2.0.12, but i think this problem is not related to such
version
i have created a ws consumer, basic, with wsdl2java, and when testing with
created main class/method works perfect, but i two (or more) consecutive
requests are executed (regardl
I figured out a solution and didn't want to leave this thread completely
unanswered.
This actually can be done.
At a high level the WAR needs to expose an OSGI service that implements an
interface that is in yet a third bundle. This is because a WAR file cannot
directly expose POJO (including i
Hi there,
I am on my way to update GroovyWS with the latest version of CXF 2.2.4, I am
facing problems with the use of complex types. Therefore I would like to
find samples/tests using:
- Aegis + complex types i.e. beans, arrays of complex types, ...
- Aegis + custom serialization/deserializat
This is DEFINITELY a strange one. I have NO idea what would cause that. I'm
not even sure if it's potentially something Mule is doing. I know they have
their own transport layers which may have some affect here. I can only
suggest to fire up a debugger and debug in.
Dan
On Fri November
Hi,
AFAIK the idea behind introducing JAX-RS Application is to let users write portable 'deployment descriptors' in the form of
Application implementations. Application instances can tell the runtime about the root resources and providers and clarify which
lifecycle policy they depend upon.
T
What happens if you call factory.setWsdlLocation() with the location of
the wsdl? Does that then make it send soap 1.2 properly?(Also, try with
2.2.4)
Doing that may actually be important. I notice your binding has a policy
reference in it. Without the wsdl location set, the poli
On Sun November 15 2009 11:24:58 pm Andres Olarte wrote:
> This is probably a very basic question, but here it goes:
>
> I developing both the server and a client for some web services. When I
> run wsdl2java, all of the classes that the client can receive from the
> client are generated, along
On Fri November 13 2009 5:47:32 pm Matthew Cordes wrote:
> No thoughts on this one?
>
> What I'd like to be able to do is have cxf display a succinct summary of
> the services available. I'm relatively sure xfire did this out of the box
> (in html). Is there an option I need to enable in cxf or
I'm trying to understand where/how to inject configuration information... I'm
developing a base-bones application using JSR-311 style annotations, with a
simple javax.ws.rs.core.Application instance at its core. My web.xml has just
the minimal:
Sandbox
org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.
Nope. Not a bug. This is per spec. As soon as you remove the "wrapper"
element from the request, it's no longer considers "wrapped doc/lit" and thus
we no longer can unwrap it.
That said, doing what you did ALSO results in a WSDL that is no longer WSI-BP
compliant. The incoming
This is exactly what the XML catalogs are designed for (and the -catalog flag
on wsdl2java). Basically, they allow URL patterns and such used for
imports to be mapped into new URL's where the stuff really lives. Thus, you
can have "http://..."; type URL's in the wsdl's/xsd's, but have tho
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