Asankha,
Thanks for the info.
1/ First the changes made to the scripts as you advised have fixed the
problem
2/ A bit more info for the tar problem, during the extraction tar
prints some warnings as shopwn below.
tar: ././@LongLink: typeflag 'L' not recognized, converting to regular file
x ././@LongLink, 112 bytes, 1 tape blocks
x
synapse-0.91/samples/axis2Server/src/SimpleStockQuoteService1/src/samples/services/SimpleStockQuoteS,
1448 bytes
, 3 tape blocks
Just for the files with the damaged names.
3/ My fault, Id missed a deployment step. The services are working now.
Thanks for the help.
Pete M
Asankha C. Perera wrote:
Hi Pete
1/ The shell scripts synapse-0.91/samples/axis2Server/axis2server.sh
and synapse-0.91/bin/synapse.sh
These issues were fixed already on the svn trunk, and you could
replace '==' with '=' on your local copy to fix them.
At this point I now have axis on 8080 and synapse on 9000 and no
errors printed. I also
think Ive deployed the basic stock quote service.
Well.. you could point your browser to
http://localhost:9000/axis2/services and verify that the
SimpleStockQuoteService and any other that you've built is available
2/ The tar file doesnt seem to expand properly on Solaris. I used
gunzip followed by tar -xvf. The following
directory shows the problem :
I am not sure why this doesn't work.. its built using Maven2! My only
guess is that making the binary in a Windows environment has made the
tar incompatible.. but I guess Paul could verify if it was built on
Windows or Linux
3/ When I try and run the client like : ant stockquote I get a soap
fault with the following message :
org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: Service not found operation terminated !!
with the stack trace from synapse, and the
client prints out the content of the soap fault.
Seems like your service has not been deployed. Once you go into the
directory of each sample service (e.g. src/SimpleStockQuoteService)
and type 'ant' it should state that the build was successful, and once
you start your sample Axis2 server you should see your service listed
on port 9000 as stated above
On point 3, Is there a way to list the services known to synapse?
There seems to be some mismatch between
the client I think Ive run and the service I think Ive deployed.
Stated above
Let me know how it goes!
asankha
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