Ok...
Miguel
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 5:26 AM, Sergey Beryozkin wrote:
> Hi
>
> Are you recommending to get all the XML responses from JAX-RS methods
> wrapped up, and similarly unwrapped on the input ?
> We don't really do that in case of JAX-RS, I think it will only intr
ation has some interesting
examples of these marshalling issues:
http://jaxb.java.net/tutorial/section_6_2_7_8-Annotations-for-Mixed-Content-XmlElementRef-XmlMixed.html#Annotations%20for%20Mixed%20Content:%20XmlElementRef,%20XmlMixed
Thanks,
Miguel
*Service Endpoint Interface
For REST calls the R
n wsdl2java with -xjc-npa asap and get back to the list.
Thank you for your help and prompt answer.
Miguel
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 2:12 PM, Daniel Kulp wrote:
>
>
>> I called
>>
>> wsdl2java.bat 'http://myappurl:/soap?wsdl'
>
>
> If you grab that
; Cheers, Sergey
>
>
> On 12/12/11 16:10, Miguel Martins Feitosa Filho wrote:
>>
>> Hello CXF Users,
>>
>> If a SEI has annotations of the form:
>> @GET
>> @Path(" thepath ")
>> @WebResult(name = "methodResponseData
and still have the CXF client return a null method response
2) Is the idea to use an empty xml tag to represent null a bad one
such as ? Is there a better way to handle this
problem?
Thank you,
Miguel Feitosa
me for their project. The more sophisticated WebService
users will call his wsdl2java or svcutil (.net users) or other wsdl
consumer and some may simply parse the xml/json using standard parsers
while still others will write code to read the xml directly. This of
course depending on their needs and level of sophistication with
WebServices.
Thanks!
Miguel
ation.
In future, if for example we encounter a situation were it is
useful/necessary for the application to show a namespace it is nice
that XML has this possibility and it is also nice to be able to turn
it off when it is not necessary.
Again, thank you for your very quick answers!
Miguel
the time penalty for doing this extra step is
neglible and our users are happy because they get the expected xml but
this seems a clumsy solution.
Thank you for any light on this subject.
Miguel
Hi,
Some ideas that may possibly help.
Sorry in advance 'cause I don't know enough to give you a precise response.
Another idea to consider would be to add a simple web proxy (squid
maybe before your service in the network) and that could probably
handle the cache problem in a much more eficient
Ok...
Thank you for your prompt answer and for the pointer.
I understand that it is better for the SEI to return
class ArrayOfBooks {
public List getBooks()
}
than it is for the SEI to return
List
both with the appropriate annotations
Miguel
On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 5:11 AM, Sergey
se there are other prefixes to add it seems that the map should be of
another type
Thank you,
Miguel M Feitosa Jr.
I am trying to integrate a Java Application into a J2EE proyect using a JSP
and
a Servlet.
I run the proyect as Java Application (in Eclipse J2EE) and works perfectly,
but I run the JSP in server and fails.
This is the bug report:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/cxf/frontend/ClientProx
yes, I modified the tutorial to return a data Object.
I have just seen the error. It was a problem of the implementation, a
code line resulted null and this was the value returned. Ohh, I m really
sorry for the inconveniences.
thank you very much David.
best regards,
Miguel
On Thu, 2009-09
thank you very much for the quick answer,
in my case the data object contains setters and getters (you can see it
below this lines) and I get a null pointer error:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
org.coderthoughts.auction.client.Activator.printServiceInfo(Activator.java:35)
at o
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