Re: Serialization Compatibility

hmmm that's weird I seem to be having a problem in .Net interoperability when using 'wrapped/literal' but works fine on 'document/literal' and 'RPC/encoded' some XML Validation errors when parsing the apache generated WSDL. On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 09:56:30 +0100, WAJSBERG Julien RD-BIZZ

Unable to deploy typemapping error

Hi there, Iam running into this error after specifying the typemapping the typemapping for serialising and deserializing the r --- Martin Heitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks. Geez - that was a quick answer and right then when I needed it :-) I'll give valueComplete a try after source

XML Declaration not send

Hi Axis doesnt send the xml declaration! Can anyone help me out? I need this XML Declaration because Im calling web services from cocoon. I have axis RC2 running on tomcat 4.1 http://localhost:8080/axis/services/Version?method=getVersion soapenv:Envelope

ATTN: New Axis User Group for Japanese started!

Hi all, Apologies for the cross-posting. But, I think all lists are connected to this announcement. # You might have the same mail twice due to our server down. I'd like to introduce the Japanese Axis Community as a new Axis User Group. It has just been launched officially on the Apache WS

ATTN: New Axis User Group for Japanese started!

Hi all, Apologies for the cross-posting. But, I think all lists are connected to this announcement. I'd like to introduce the Japanese Axis Community as a new Axis User Group. It has just been launched officially on the Apache WS domain through formal contact. (i.e. with an approval of the WS

Re: Java Client accessing a .NET Web Service

Hi Steve As far as I remember WS-I Basic Profile suggest the .NET way of doing it, meaning document-literal (wrapped) style. I can't remember if rpc style web services is prohibited if you want to support WS-I Basic Profile.. Anyone? Regards Henrik - Original Message - From: Steve

RE: Question on timeout

If you are using https then tcpmon wont be much help because the transmission will be encrypted before it leaves the client/server. If you change your request to http then the server will reject the request. -Original Message- From: Yu Feng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday,

Re: Java Client accessing a .NET Web Service

Regarding the IBM presentation referenced at http://www.dsg.cs.tcd.ie/~dowlingj/ teaching/ds/tutorials/AxisVeryAdvanced.pdf Although I concur with the design best practices recommendations he makes on page 2, there are a number of errors in the presentation. For example, his example SOAP

RE: Question on timeout

Thanks for the reply! You are right that tcpmon won't support HTTPS. I have proven the timeout issue is related to the network configuration to that bad workstation: I set up a proxy server in a good workstation and re-directed all Axis HTTPS requests to the good from the bad, and all queries

Re: Java Client accessing a .NET Web Service

WS-I Basic Profile prohibits use of SOAP encoding, but rpc/literal style is permitted. Unfortunately, .NET does not support rpc/literal, therefore I suggest you stick with document/literal or wrapped document/literal only. Anne On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 12:00:31 +0100, HG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi

RE: Java Client accessing a .NET Web Service

I've already been successful getting a Java client accessing a .NET web service where the service is RPC style. Have not however, been able to do it in the reverse, i.e. Java client accessing .NET web service using document style. -Original Message- From: Anne Thomas Manes

RE: Serialization Compatibility

That only makes sense, 'wrapped' is more of an Axis thing. Jai -Original Message- From: jay limfueco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 2:03 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Serialization Compatibility hmmm that's weird I seem to be having a problem in

wsdl generation error trying to move from RPC/Enc to DOC/Literal

I am trying to change our webservice from type RPC encoded to Doc/Literal. =3D20 We are running AXIS 1.2 RC2. ...I was hoping all I would need to do is change in the deployment the attributes on the service. However when I do this the wsdl generation fails with an error Please register a

SOAP auditing best practices

I am working on a system that has key requirements for XML security and long-term auditing (storing and retrieval of HTTP request info and SOAP requests/responses). I am wondering if anyone out there would care to comment on best practices for this sort of project, pitfalls to be aware of,

RE: .NET client

Hi Does anybody have an idea,how to access Webservices (java) from C#, I would like to know how it works. Does any body help for getting an overview(i.e white paper) on this. If anybody provide me some sample sites where i can get more info. Thanks shanta.BSagar Pidaparthi [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: .NET client

if you have visual studio .net it's very simple. create a c# project and then add a web service via wsdl definition. a set of classes will get generated for calling from your client app. i did this for the mappoint .net web service and had a very simple app in 10 minutes. -Original

Re: http sessions with non browser clients.

Either use http sessions or SOAP sessions. In either case there has to be some code on the client side to do this...But if you worried about non-browser clients then go with the SOAP sessions and manage sessions yourself on the server-side. On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 18:02:42 -0800, Vikas Phonsa [EMAIL

RE: http sessions with non browser clients.

Thanks for your reply, Either use http sessions or SOAP sessions Do you know of any resource where I can learn how to use SOAP sessions? Are you referring to the use of SimpleSessionHandler? If yes then some configuration would be required on the client side. How do you publish the requirement

Re: SOAP auditing best practices

Hi Andy, The current release of wsabi4axis project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/wsabi4axis) has the building blocks for the auditing capabilities you are looking for. A subsequent release will support full-blown auditing capabilities. We prioritize new features based on feedback from the

Re: wsdl2java does not understand the 'soapAction' attribute in /definitions/portType/operation

Christian, There is a problem with your WSDL. You have a soapAction attribute specified on the wsdl:portType/wsdl:operation element, which is not permitted: portType name=HelloWorldSoapPort operation name=Execute soapAction=http://localhost:8090/action/HelloWorld.Execute;

FW: More Axis questions...

I don't understand some of the behavior of wsdl2java when run against a running web service with header web parameters (ParamDesc.setInHeader(true)). The generated methods in the client stub look quite different from the original ones; in particular, they seem to have parameters that are not

Re: Question on timeout

We are seeing this when we are running on the loopback address. The network is definitely not misconfigured for that IP. To add to the complexity, we are sending attachments with the message. The timeout only occurs on attachment requests of significant size. What could cause this problem?

minOccurs / maxOccurs in wsdl

Hi Everybody, Is there a way to specify minOccurs / maxOccurs for elements in the wsdl when we generate the wsdl from java using Java2WSDL? Or does it have to be done manually only? Thanks Vikas

java2wsdl ant task for document/literal

As many people before i have the same problem with axis 1.2 to generate my wsdl for javabeans or exceptions. I've been trying some of the solutions that have been proposed on this list, such as adding complextype or mapping tags, but the task failed with ClassNotFoundException, although the

Wsdl2java w/ ParamDesc.setHeader(true) problems

Repost with more descriptive header. -michael -Original Message- From: Michael Merz Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 10:23 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Beehive Developers Subject: FW: More Axis questions... I don't understand some of the behavior of wsdl2java when run against a running

Re: Java Client accessing a .NET Web Service

Good information, thanks. I mostly relied on this document for the best practices, which I wholeheartedly agree with. Of course with anything in technology, there is no truth and beauty, so don't take anything as gospel truth. However, the articles is very well informed and from a reputable

Re: Question on timeout

Have you tried to tune maxKeepAliveRequests and disableProxyCaching in tomcat? If you are running a firewall with a fixup protocol for HTTP (i.e. it does stateful packet inspection), have you tried turning off the fixup protocol and [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/17/04 11:23AM We are seeing this when

RE : wsdl2java does not understand the 'soapAction' attribute in /definitions/portType/operation

Title: Message Eric, Thanks for your answer. I'll raise a trouble report on the company that pushishes this WSDL. Another question: the WS-I validator you mentioned, where can I find it? Is it packaged with Axis 1.2RC2? BR, Christian Faucher -Message d'origine-De: Eric

creating session aware clients with wsdl2java?

I have a Service running in session service name=POCService provider=java:RPC requestFlow handler type=java:org.apache.axis.handlers.SimpleSessionHandler/ /requestFlow responseFlow handler

response has been sent?

Hi. I need to know if the response message (the response to a client calling an endpoint) has been sent successfully. Using java code, not with tcp monitor. How I do that ? Thanks.

design question

I am fairly new to Axis and need some help with a design question. I have a class that is being used to provide webservices. Thanks to Axis, this class doesn't need to know that it is being used as a webservice - it could be used as a command-line utility as a Swing backend, etc. I deploy it in

Re: Question on timeout

There's a bug in attachment in a way, that when you send or receive an attachment, the next message will send that too. This happens when you use the generated stub to send the stuff. Here's the url of the bug: http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1729

Re: design question

On Friday 17 December 2004 22:53, Andy Kriger wrote: For example, let's say I have webservice methods implemented by a class called BusyBee. I want to grab the ID of the MessageContext Session and use that as a key in my BusyBee.doSomething() method. I could call

Inheritance Problem in response message.

Folks, We have a problem where if we are using complex types (which are specified using the xs:sequence) and use inheritance so that one complex type extends the other, then the response message ignores the xs:sequence element. That is the order of the elements of the derived class is

Re: response has been sent?

Hi Jorge, One option you have is to set up a handler that is invoked before and/or after your web service method has completed. This handler could inspect the SOAP envelope to make sure that the response message has been sent successfully, but the definition of successfully can mean many things.

RE: java2wsdl ant task for document/literal

Thanks for your feedback. Bad news !... I'd like to have a point of view from the Axis team about this issue. I'm not currently working a lot in web services domains, but according to what i've been reading in this list and others, document/literal seems to be often required (as in my case by one