Hi
1. Go to "http://fusesource.com"; then download and install " fuse Service
framework based in CXF"
2. Install and go to samples
3. There is a lot of examples
4. I try a lot of it, but the best i have working fine for XML or JSON
response is "
\fuse-services-framework-2.1.3.1\samples\jax_
Hi
1. Go to "http://fusesource.com"; then download and install " fuse Service
framework based in CXF"
2. Install and go to samples
3. There is a lot of examples
4. I try a lot of it, but the best i have working fine for XML or JSON
response is "
\fuse-services-framework-2.1.3.1\samples\jax_
Java does not store parameter names in the class file for an
interface. Thus, you must either use .aegis.xml (for Simple/Aegis) or
the WSDL (for Aegis or JAXWS/JAXB). We can't do it by magic.
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 9:07 AM, Vassilis Virvilis
wrote:
> On Thursday 18 December 2008, Daniel Kulp wro
On Thursday 18 December 2008, Daniel Kulp wrote:
>
> Try adding more information to the @WebService annotations on BOTH the SEI
> interface and the impl. In particular, make sure there are targetNamespace
> attributes on both. Also, make sure the endpointInterface attribute is
> specified on
Benson thanks for the advise
On Thursday 18 December 2008, Benson Margulies wrote:
> FooServiceService is as per the JAX-WS specification.
Ah ok then.
>
> Have you looked at the XML with logging or a spy? Most likely, the
> client isn't playing along with the parameter names. With the simple
>
Try adding more information to the @WebService annotations on BOTH the SEI
interface and the impl. In particular, make sure there are targetNamespace
attributes on both. Also, make sure the endpointInterface attribute is
specified on the impl.
Dan
On Thursday 18 December 2008 11:18:52 a
FooServiceService is as per the JAX-WS specification.
Have you looked at the XML with logging or a spy? Most likely, the
client isn't playing along with the parameter names. With the simple
front end / Aegis, you must tell it to ingest the WSDL to get those
parameter names. Does soap-py know how t
Hi everybody,
I have a terrible problem trying to make jaxws annotations to work. Some
background:
I am deploying wars in tomcat in debian stable using cxf 2.1.3 and java 1.5.x
The same service works like a charm if deployed with the simple frontend.
Unfortunately we now require proper argument
