Title: Message
Hi,
I read few threads
which recommend to use wrapped/lit for interop between Axis
(server in my case) and .NET (client app in my case).
I was wondering if
Messaging style is also well supported with .NET?
In the case of my
application, we want to receive an XML structure
Title: Message
Hi,
I would appreciate
if any .NET friends out here could validate the attached WSDL file against .NET
and, in case something is wrong, let me know what is it.
Unfortunatly, I dont have .NET installed on my PC and I am not familiar with it,
the reason why I am asking the
: jeudi, février 17, 2005
13:33À: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Objet: RE: To
any .NET friends out here...
Remove the namespace
prefix from the global element names (NCName). See the
attachments.
From:
Faucher, Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: February 17, 2005 12:53
Title: Message
I am guessing you see this in applet log file.
Axis (client) tries to write its log
file. Since you are running in an applet, it tries to write on the client
station. Since it is not possible to write to the local disk from an
applet sandbox, then you get this exception.
One
result of this transmission
since data over the public Internet cannot be guaranteed to be secure or
error-free.
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From:
Faucher, Christian
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Tuesday, Februar
Title: Message
Hi,
Depending how close to the specs your
app server is, you may have to add a "class-path" entry to the MANIFEST.MF of
each JARs that use the axis.jar at the root of your EAR. Note that the
entry is relative to the EAR root, e.g. "axis.jar" should suffice. If you
put it in
Title: Message
Could it be that your class was recompiled, and the new version is only
on one side? This is usually what ImcompatibleClassChangeException
means usually.
Try using the serialuid maybe, to
prevent this?
Cheers,
Christian Faucher
-Message d'origine-De : babloosony
Title: Message
Hi all,
I am working on a
project that will expose a WS for B2B (u-uh buzzword here). The
server-side (our side) is Axis/Java, and the client side will be .NET (developed
by another company).
Our company already
has a security framework in place, where incoming HTTP
:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Objet: RE: RE : RE : Install/Setup/Test
of Axis fails
One more thing, do I
need log4j.dtd
for this
also?
-dh
From:
Faucher, Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 1:45
PMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE
Title: Message
The warning comes from log4j not being
initialised. Although it does not preven your client app to work, it is
noisy.
Put the log4j.xml in attachment in
"/WEB-INF/classes". Axis will pick it up there (as "/log4j.xml"
resource). You can put it somewhere else, but you will have
sistance!
-dh
From:
Faucher, Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 1:10
PMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE : Install/Setup/Test of Axis
fails
The warning comes from log4j not
being initialised. Although it does not preven your c
Title: Message
Thread.join() only **waits** for the thread to finish. It does NOT
kill/finish/interrupt it. There is no way to kill/abort/destroy/suicide a
thread in Java, as it caused problems in the past with synchronization.
Perhaps JDK1.5 added functionalitiesfor this, didnt have time to
cator();port = locator.getServiceContract(new URL(protocol, host,
portNumber, url)); ( (Stub)port).setMaintainSession(true);
Raul
From: Faucher, Christian
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January
11, 2005 2:10 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
Disabling Cer
Title: Message
Hi Antonio,
Using a specific
Call.invoke(Object[]) signature, you can use SOAPMessageBody (if my memory is
ok) as arguments (the Object[]). Doing so, the content of the
SOAPMessageBodys you pass in go into the request's SOAPBody.
I use this pattern to invoke a
message-based
Title: Message
Hi Russell,
Even though you have Log4J in your
classpath, you still have to configure it properly.
Attached is a very basic log4j.xml
you can use. In your client main() (or anywhere before the first call to
Axis), you need to have the following lines:
...
Title: Message
Can you add a redirect/forward in your WebServer to redirect from http://myserver.com/serviceNameto http://myserver.com/axis/services/serviceNameinternally?
Christian Faucher
-Message d'origine-De : André Næss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Envoyé
: mercredi 22 décembre 2004
Title: Message
I am
not sure it answers your question but...
If you
use SOAPBodyElement instances as parameters (instead of Java
class/basictypes), Axis switches to messaging mode, where user-defined XML
structure are passed in the SOAPBody element, within the SOAP
request.
Of
course,
Title: Message
Greetings,
We are looking to
use Axis to invoke a server-side over the internet, using HTTPS (not
HTTP).
I looked at the
documntatino that comes with Axis and I did nto find much.
Does anybody have
pointers to documentations andexamples on how to configure Axis (server
fileAnalyzer.validateConformance(Unknown
Source)at org.wsi.test.analyzer.BasicProfileAnalyzer.main(Unknown
Source)
eric
From: Faucher, Christian
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December
16, 2004 6:13 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
wsdl2java does not understand the 'soapActio
Title: Message
Greetings,
I am trying to
generate Java stubs fromWSDL (see attached WSDL). I get the
following error from wsdl2java (see below), running Axis 1.2 RC2. My WSDL
is generated from XAware product, and seems to work, at least from what WSDL
test tools from XAware tell me.
Any
name="nameParam"
type="wsdlns:string"
documentation xa:default="" xa:description=""
/
/part
/message Sincerely, Tom
Gordon FYI: wsdl spec - http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl#_message
Faucher, Christian wrote:
Greetings, I am trying to generate Java
stubs from W
Title: Message
Greetings,
I am trying to
generate Java stubs fromWSDL (see attached WSDL). I get the
following error from wsdl2java (see below), running Axis 1.2 RC2. My WSDL
is generated from XAware product, and seems to work, at least from what WSDL
test tools from XAware tell me.
Any
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