Dear List members,
I am using axis (wsdl2java) in weblogic for connecting to a web service deployed on the internet. We would like to view the soap sent and received. Can you please suggest a best way to view the messages.
Thanks in advance.
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Jay D wrote:
Dear List members,
I am using axis (wsdl2java) in
weblogic for connecting to a web service deployed on the internet. We
would like to view the soap sent and received. Can you please suggest a
best way to view the messages.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
jkd
Do
Use the TCP Monitor tool that comes with Axis :)
Regards
Steve
Quoting Jay D [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear List members,
I am using axis (wsdl2java) in weblogic for connecting to a web service
deployed on the internet. We would like to view the soap sent and received.
Can you please
Hello,
Iused tcpmon as suggested.
I added a port with the following details:
Listen Port = 123
Act As a listner : Target host name and port number are the location where the weblogic server is running.
I sent some request but did not see any entries on tcpmon. tcpmon shows "waiting for
My service document return a DOM object.
Is it possible/correct to not specify a part for the
request/response message in the WSDL (wsdl:message
name=Request/) or i must specify an element with a
name and a type as xsd:anyType.
If is it possible in mode document to specify an
abstract type as
Hi people,
What i am trying to do is this: a client sends a HTTPS request to my axis-based Web
Service. I want to have a Handler class which extracts the Certificate from the
request and checks the Distinguished Name in it against a database of names. I know
how to use Handler classes, I just
With this in mind, I assume you're making
good use of the wsdlFile tag to override the Axis-generated WSDL
and hand back your hand-crafted one?
Nicholas Remy
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03/15/2004 06:34 PM
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I have to make a client to acces to a https webservice.
But the server don't have a certificate.
Are there anyway to trust the server without certificate using the Axis
framework?
What I want to do, you can do in a clean https connection like -
In com.sun.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection there are a
If you have taken the pains to hand craft a WSDL and make it WS-I
compliant, you might as well specify it in the .wsdd file with the
wsdlFile tag. That way, you can override the generation of the WSDL
from service by Axis...
-Original Message-
From: David Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi:
Anyone can help me on this
Is there any log file for Axis
Regards
-Somesh
From: Marepalli, Somesh
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 4:24
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Regarding Axis and
deploying services
Hi:
I am running into some problems with Axis
maybe the way is to use in client
call.addAttachmentPart(ap);
(where ap is an org.apache.axis.attachments.AttachmentPart object)
before invoking the web service?
Dario
Dario Di ha scritto:
Hi everybody,
I'd like the client of a message style web service
(like the message example) to send an
You must specify a part to represent the SOAP Body contents. No part
definition specifies an empty SOAP Body.
Assuming that you are using Document style, the part definition must
reference an element definition. The element should be defined either in
the types section or in an external schema
You can't have two elements with the same name in the same namespace. You
should reference the ots:tp element from within the ots:tps definition
reather than redefining it:
xs:element name=tp
xs:complexType
xs:sequence
xs:element name=id type=xs:string/
Title: Message
I have a class with a method
that returns a string. The string is returned by a
webservice
Is there an easy way to tell
axis to serialize this class to a
string?
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Hey gang,
Time for my two cents. We've been using Axis 1.2 alpha builds since
November '03 to build WS-I compliant document literal web services. How is
this possible? Here's our cookbook:
1) Create XML schema in Altova XMLSpy that defines the datatypes that the
web service is to
No easy answer, as it all depends on the deployment environment that you
need to support.
Who is consuming the service? Is it a portal? Do you own the portal server
that is consuming it? What about the service itself? Do you own the whole
server? Where are they located? Are they both on a
Anderson Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Time for my two cents. We've been using Axis 1.2 alpha builds since
November '03 to build WS-I compliant document literal web services.
How is this possible? Here's our cookbook:
This is a terrific message, thank you! I think this would be a great
We would like to view the soap sent and received. Can you please
suggest a best way to view the messages.
You have many ways to do this:
The standalone tcpmon application that comes with Axis
The SOAPMonitor system that comes built into the Axis server
SOAPScope, from MindReef. Very handy tool.
Title: RE: Doc/Literal support in axis
That was very helpful. Thanks a lot Jon!
-Wei
-Original Message-
From: Anderson Jonathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 8:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Doc/Literal support in axis
Hey gang,
Time for
Title: WSDL2Java helpergen option
Hello,
I'm having difficulty understanding what the --helpergen option in WSDL2Java is used for. The documentation says emits separate Helper classes for meta
data. What is a helper class? What is the meta data used for?
Thanks!
Hi :
I am trying to run Axis within Tomcat
Server with the reloadable flag set to true in the server.xml
file for Axis context.
When I place the .jar file for my web
service the first time in Axis lib folder, it seems to deploy ok. However, when
I overwrite this .jar file with an
Nelson Minar wrote:
Anderson Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
No longer are we using java2wsdl to simply provide a RMI over http -
the mentality of take your Java class and expose it as a web
service should be combated wherever encountered.
I'm slowly understanding the shift that
Nelson Minar wrote:
Anderson Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Time for my two cents. We've been using Axis 1.2 alpha builds since
November '03 to build WS-I compliant document literal web services.
How is this possible? Here's our cookbook:
This is a terrific message, thank you! I think this
Jim Murphy wrote:
...
IMHO, Web Service
Message design has been an afterthought of the spec working groups that
comprise your typical WS stack. You need to know a lot of grunge to
design an easy to consume service:
1. XSD - what to use and what to avoid is the hard part especially when
Jim, Nelson, all,
So, now that we all agree that SOAP is just a framing protocol and
processing model, and XML Schema is that de-facto type system for defining
interoperable data types...
The $50,000 Question:
What problems can we solve with SOAP based Web Services?
A colleague of mine has
Hello
Would you know if axis 1.1 or (1.2) is compatible with xmlsec 2.0?
Our axis on tomcat is happy with xml.jar from xmlsec 1.0.4, but with
xmlsec.jar from xmlsec 2.0, the happy page complains that it can't find its
dependency
There seems to be known issue with xalan.jar with JDK 1.4.0, but I
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
As I've said before, I think it's unfortunate that JAX-RPC/Axis is
coming from such a strong rpc/enc orientation. I think an API for
doc/lit services can be *much* simpler than the current mess of stubs,
ties, wire, duct tape, chewing gum, etc.
Is this not where everyone
Anderson Jonathan wrote:
...
The $5000 Question:
Should we not have native support in a programming language for XML Schema?
Why all this mapping nonsense?
That appears to be the bold new computing direction of the month for
Microsoft. I think it's a bad idea.
flameSchema is a
Reading that Dennis, I actually think we're in the same camp. :) Thanks
for taking the time to re-illustrate your position (I missed it in earlier
threads).
I have NEVER understood why XML Schema went as far as it did - extending
simpleTypes to restrict values based on regular expressions seems
Anderson Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe we'll see an XML Schema Lite in the future?
we already have one of these:
http://www.relaxng.org/
or maybe you meant maybe we'll see support for other schema languages
in our WS tools in the future, in which case I wonder the same thing.
--
Awesome. I was aware of TREX, but not of RELAX or RELAX NG. I'd honestly
forgotten there were alternatives to W3C XML Schema, which is most likely an
unfortunate side effect of having my head down in the SOAP bubbles for too
long.
So the question really, as you pointed out, is toolkit support.
Hi All
Who knows?
What is process of writing Document style web
services and how we can publish this web services to Tomcat application
server.
Please send me to how to do that
Thanks regards
G J A Priaynjith
Document style web servcie
Client side
---
Say u have an xml document need to send this to the servcie
Creat a SOAPBodyElement [] array and place the root of the XML document
in it.
Send this as a parameter when you call the web servcie using
Call.invoke(param) where param is an
This discussion has been very useful. Thank you!
Jim Murphy of MindReef/SOAPScope said:
What that means to me is that SOAP is the ... tags that allow service
designers to put application stuff in one bucket (soap:Body) and keep
that separate from non-functional stuff that goes in Headers.
I
Hi Senthil
Thanks for u r help
If u have some example program please sent it to me
Thanks Regards
G J A Priyanjith
-Original Message-
From: Senthil_KM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 9:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: How to write Document Style
Hi all
Now I wrote code like
import javax.xml.soap.*;
public class Doc1
{
public SOAPMessage getDoc(SOAPMessage sm)
{
return sm;
}
}
Try to Access wsdl using web browser
(http://127.0.0.1:8080/axis/Doc1.jws?wsdl)
But it display following error
Nelson Minar wrote:
This discussion has been very useful. Thank you!
Jim Murphy of MindReef/SOAPScope said:
What that means to me is that SOAP is the ... tags that allow service
designers to put application stuff in one bucket (soap:Body) and keep
that separate from non-functional stuff that
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