Business processes and axis2/c

I am using Axis2/c for my service framework and qpid for a broker. What would be a good choice for a business processes engine that is compatible with axis2/c? I could use Apache ODE but it looks like I would have to have tomcat and Axis2 also installed. -- Alan L

Re: Business processes and axis2/c

Have a look at http://wso2.org/projects/bps. It's a BPS written on top of ODE. But it comes with an embedded Axis2 and Tomcat and you can just install WSO2 bps and get it to work. Supun. On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 11:14 PM, LaViolette, Alan alaviole...@overwatch.textron.com wrote: I am using

Need Guidance in writing services.xml for axis 2 aar for WSDL with multiple ports

I have WSDL which have multiple ports wsdl:service name = PearsonPersonManagementServiceSync wsdl:port name = PersonManagementServiceSyncSoap binding = imsp:PersonManagementServiceSyncSoap soap:address location = http://imsglobal.org/services/PersonManagementService//

Re: Securing Axis2 REST Style Services

Hi Sanjay, I'm trying to find a place that could throw the NPE in the xmlsec-1.4.1 code. I still can't find a problem JCEMapper.loadAlgorithms() method is called with an element picked out of the config file and it should simply be able to process the rest of it without an issue. If we had line

Re: Securing Axis2 REST Style Services

BTW ... you can also simply construct a UsernameToken element and insert the username and password as required and add it to the SOAP header with the security header, by just using axiom :-) -Ruchith On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 4:23 AM, Ruchith Fernando ruchith.ferna...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Sanjay,

Re: Need Guidance in writing services.xml for axis 2 aar for WSDL with multiple ports

Hi, Although WSDL (1.1) allows multiple ports to implement several bindings this is not supported by Axis2. When Axis2 builds a service using a WSDL it only looks at a single port and picks the operations corresponding to that binding. I think having multiple ports implement several bindings is

Problem setting endpoint

Hello, I have a problem while developing a web service client in Eclipse, using axis1. As long as I rely only on the generated code (from the New Web Service Client) I can happily use the service from my client app, but as soon as I set the endpoint URL manually I get the following exception:

Re: Stubs Options Configuration

Thanks Dave for posting your findings. I'm sure our users would appreciate it. Thanks, Keith. On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 7:42 AM, David Rees dree...@gmail.com wrote: On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 6:30 PM, David Rees dree...@gmail.com wrote: OK, more reading and now I realize that keep-alive should be

Setting configuration in different way and other questions.

Hi All, I want to ask few things about Axis2, the questions are: 1. I want to set the configuration of a service not using the default services.xml file, but programatically supplying java InputStream object how can I do that? 2. Can I make a WS-I BP 1.1 compatible Axis2 service using

Suspend/Resume a web service not working through AdminServlet

Hi All, I am using Axis 1.4 and looking for a way to suspend/resume individual web services without restarting the server(Tomcat). I tried configuring AdminServlet with property axis.development.system and was able to get to the page where all the hosted webservice are listed along with the

axis web services with complex data types

i developed a web service which can set and get customer information such as name, address, age etc. there i need to get the Address as an object it self which is a complex data type that include int homeNo, String streetAdd, String city. how to do this ? i developed my web service using jdk 1.5,