This is just due to classes mismatch. You have both new and old axis library in your classpath. Better to clean classpath completely and populate it with jars again.
This could certainly make axis happy.
Thanks
MohitDeivanai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am using axis version 1.2 and
there was a discussion on this in this list somedays
back regarding making the axis mapping impl
independent.
so has there been a consensus on this.(so that we can
switch between castor ,jaxb )
does axis use jaxp parsers internally(xerces for
example).
What is the mapping used internally by
I am new to Soap, and using version 1.1 of axis, my question is aboutcomplex type.
Code for the interface.
public class FamilyInterfaceImpl {public Family getFamily(){Family f = new Family("MyFamily", 5);return f;}}
Code for Family Class.
public class Family {
private String familyName;private
Title: Message
Hi,
How force WSDL2Java to create a constructor with inheritance properties ?
I have two object :
GenObj with getter and setter for code propertites.
LteObj extend GenObj and add new properties
AXIS utilites don't create default constructor with inheritance properties ?
How
Dear all,
I would have to use to SOAP-Monitor included in
Axis for some debugging purposes. However, the Applet is not
displayed.
I have uncommented the respective sections in
web.xml like it says on the axis-webpage. Still the applet isn't
loaded.
Are there any other steps I have to
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Hi!
I have gotten the applet to display now. I have
also deployed a simple Web Service and written a client for it.
However, the SOAPMonitor does not seem to do
anything.
The calls to the WS ar working fine, I get the
return values, but the SOAPMonitor applet remains empty
Does the
Title: Single request turning into many
Hi,
I'm new on the list. I have been struggling with a problem over the past two weeks and am finally resigned to the fact that I'll never figure it out on my own.
I have coded a simple integration server to run on top of Tomcat. It works fine,
Hello,
I have googled and I did not seem to find a tool that I am looking for.
I am looking for a tool that can:
automate testing of axis web services
test the performance of an axis web service
profile an axis web service's performance
Other than writing such a tools from scratch, I am wondering
Hi!
For my application I would need to add some
information in the header of a SOAP massage. To be precise, I need to be able to
map SOAP messages to a different workflows. That workflow information should be
included in the SOAP-header, eg. workflowID=workflow1.
How can I write and read
Take a look at TestMaker at http://www.pushtotest.com. It may do what
you are looking for. -Frank
On Dec 27, 2004, at 11:39 AM, Lyndon Tiu wrote:
Hello,
I have googled and I did not seem to find a tool that I am looking for.
I am looking for a tool that can:
automate testing of axis web services
Hi Robert,
You have to set the handlers for each of the
service where you would like to use SOAPMonitor in
WEB-INF\server-config.wsdd
Here's a sample of my
server-config.wsdd.
operation name="calculateFibonacciRange"
qname="ns2:calculateFibonacciRange"
you need to set up the service's deploy.wsdd file. It's actually
pretty simple as you just add requestFlow and responseFlow tags.
Let's take one of the samples from the binary distrobution (axis and
the samples are already compiled). cd to $AXIS_HOME/samples/Math and
open up deploy.wsdd. under
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