Hi,
I've hosted a Axis 1.0web
service on JBoss.I've been trying to figure out what caching stratergyAxis
uses. For eg. .Net has a parameter to
enable results to be cached for a user defined interval to deal
with further similar requests. Is
there something similar inAxis or does it
I have a class that is an AXIS web service, but I want to run multiple
copies of the class under different names. The code is the same for each
service, but I want to pass a parm to the service telling it what to do (I
know, it sounds like a job for 2 classes, but it doesn't work out that way)
Hi,
I'm having a document-oriented WSDL file with a schema declaration using
a namespace. The required SOAP request must look like this for example
soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope;
soapenv:Body
getRootObject xmlns=urn:omi-org:api/
/soapenv:Body
Hi Vandana,
I have exactly the same problem (getting an Unable to deploy typemapping: ...
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException ... thought the class is present in the
tomcat/webapps/axis/WEB-INF/classes directory).
Have you found a solution already?
Best regards,
Matthias
-Ursprüngliche
I am following the Axis Installation Instructions posted on the web. I have V1.0
installed over tomcat 4.1.18. So far I have it working down to Test a JWS EndPoint
where you run EchoHeaders which is provided with the package. The install places this
JWS in $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/axis. When
Hello, I am trying to deploy a document style web service with a single
echoString (String str) function. However, I think I'm totally missing
something. I've tried to call the function directly using the
Call.invoke(Object[] args) method and by using the generated stubs created
from the
To add even more to my other message about this:
This morning, I was able to complete step 6 7 in the installation
instructions, and I went back and now I can view the WSDL.
Yesterday, I spent quite a bit of time wrestling with jars just to get the
deployment to work, so maybe that did the
I've been looking through the past messages and the Apache Axis bugzilla
database and it appears that the issue surrounding HTTP Connections
hanging is a known issue. What is the easiest way to get around this
issue?
I'm expieriencing some rather interesting problems surrounding this. I have
Jim, you can pass params via the deploy.wsdd file. Add as many
parameter elements as you like to the service tag, and access the
values from your code using
MessageContext msgContext = MessageContext.getContext();
SOAPServiceservice= msgContext.getService();
String paramValue
Salut,
Does someone have a WSDL sample where there is a definition of an overriden
method i.e. something which could be transform with WSDL2J in :
void foobar(Object1 o){...}
void foobar(Object2 o){...}
Many thanks for your help,
Fabien
Hi raju,
I really appreciate your help. I copied my class files into the servlet
directory and got it working. I haven't implemented the client side as yet.
If I get a problem, I'll get back to you.
Thanks-
Parmod Mehta
From: Raju Gottumukkala [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi vandana,
I copied my class files into the servlet directory and got it working. I
haven't implemented the client side as yet. If I get a problem, I'll get
back to you.
Thanks-
Parmod Mehta
From: Balakrishna, Vandana (Cognizant) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL
Title: Message
Davinder,
Look
at the sample code that comes AXISunder ... samples/message/
MessageService.java for server and TestMsg.java for client.
Jason
-Original Message-From: Davinder Singh
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 11:42
PMTo:
I think much of the issue I'm having is around the bug pertaining to
Xerces/Axis still holding the connection open to ensure that all the bytes
have been recieved. But it does sound similar, but I'm letting Axis do all
the socket stuff.
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I am sending a Message object but I am encoutering
some weird behavior. One of the tags in the body is a XSD_DateTime,
ie:
soap-env:Envelope
...xmlns:xsi="XMLSchema-instance uri"
soap-env:body
DocTag
ns1:DateTag xmlns:ns1="uri"
xsi:type="xsdDateTime".../ns1:DateTag
..
..
..
I
Oooo. Is GET only allowed at Axis1.1? Perhaps that is the issue.
--- On Fri 03/14, Larry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Larry [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2003 13:45:42 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Newbie: Question on Testing Installation of Axis
I am
Hello, All!
Could anyone point me, where I could het DTD for WSDD ?
Thank you for your time.
---
Yours sincerely, Ivan Latysh.
Ivan[a]yourmail.com
Question for you Gurus out there:
While there's built-in serialization support for certain Java collection
classes (Map, Vector, etc) there isn't any for others like ArrayList. For
reasons I won't go into I need support for serialization of an ArrayList.
I did some 'low tech code reuse' of the
Hi all!
I just started using Axis and am quite pleased with it
so far. I've written a WebService in .NET and used Axis
to generate Java Class files to consume it. Everything
works really great until I tried to have a JMS MessageBean
make the SOAP call. I'm running Sun's J2EE RI and am
getting
Hi Thomas,
I am first working on the Cookie-based session maintainance. I could get it to work with the .NET client and a Java Web Service. But I have problem to get the Java client and the .NET Web Service to work. I ran the WSDL2Java to get the stubs and tried to modify the code in the stub. My
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