I don't think that the BeanSerializer, or
any Axis serializer, can be used on its own. It works via callbacks from
Axis, in a particular serialization context. I don't think it has an methods
that can simply serialize an object to an XML string, or an XML document.
Tony
-Original
I don't think there is any way of hiding
properties explicitly. If you use a BeanSerializer, all properties that
follow the JavaBean convention will be picked up. One way is to not use
JavaBean conventions for those properties that you want to hide. Take a
look at the JavaBean specification and
That sounds like the standard way to me,
Satish.
Tony
Koney, Satish
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
23-Nov-2004 04:53
Hi,
I created the war file for the web service. In that service I placed
the axis related jars.
Then I configured web.xml such that the request goes to
On Tuesday 23 November 2004 09:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think that the BeanSerializer, or any Axis serializer, can be
used on its own. It works via callbacks from Axis, in a particular
serialization context. I don't think it has an methods that can
simply serialize an object to an
You live and learn! Thanks, Michael.
But I guess this demonstrates that they're
not really designed for stand-alone use, despite the fact that they can
be used that way. I don't know if the SerializationContext constructor
is a public API that won't change.
Tony
Michael Schuerig [EMAIL
Hi members,
Iam a newbie to WebServices, iam thinking of how to
utilize the WebServices vantages to handle the Trust
Management (TM) issues currently relegated to the
application developers. Iam aware of some research
going on in this area but still i hope we should be
able to utilize the current
That's great to know! Thanks for your help everyone who contributed.
-Original Message-
From: Greg Michalopoulos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 November 2004 14:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Newbie Question on Security
Axis can call SSL encrypted web services as long as it
Hi,
I'd like to retrieve the X509 certificates from the client request.
WIth the ServletRequest I simply get the attribute:
X509Certificate[] cert = (X509Certificate[])
req.getAttribute(javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate);
How can I do it in Axis?
I'd like to develop an Handler to
When I look at the examples for JAX RPC calls, I just dont get what is
going on there. I tried to emulate the examples and call the Version
service and I get something like the following:
import java.net.URL;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import javax.xml.rpc.Service;
import
Hi, I have a GUI calling some web services.
I want both GUI and web services log
their own exceptions.
For example, if the GUI cannot call
the web service, GUI should log it.
But if the web service cannot accomplish
its operation, web service should log it.
Here comes the problem.
Even I
Leonard,
For those tasks, I would recommend XMLBeans, JAXB, or Castor. Those
all provide XML--Java serialization/deserialization. Any of these can
be used with Axis to handle message style web service
requests/responses.
-pc
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 16:02:29 -0800 (PST), Leonard Harris
[EMAIL
Hi, our prob is: We want to make an soap
call (with axis 1.1) from an EJB (stateless session bean) hosted on jboss 3.2.5
to an third party web-service. Java runtime version is: 1.4.2.06. Every
works fine in a standalone environment (without jboss and EJBs). If we
integrate the axis-generated
Don't know about any docs or tutorials but something like...
void axisSerialize(Object report, Writer whereTo) throws IOException {
SerializationContext ser = new SerializationContext(whereTo);
ser.setPretty(true);
ser.setSendDecl(true);
What I'd like to do is have a proxy that can accept a plain text request over
http and proxy it to an https server. I'm guessing I can't do this with
tcpmon, but then again, I could be wrong. Can anyone confirm or provide an
alternate solution? Thanks.
Doug
PANTA-RHEI GREEN wrote:
If we integrate the axis-generated stub classes to our archive, we
get following error during the deployment process:
INFO [main] (EJBDeployer.java:572) - Deployed: file:/C:/devel/jboss-3.2.5/server/default/tmp/deploy/tmp1456806-webshop.ear-content
INFO [main]
i have experienced the same problem and have found a solution that seems to
work consistently. the axis jars, for whatever reason, need to go in the
deploy folder. i banged my head against this until it bled so i graciously
offer this to you ;o) we're using the default server so i zipped up
Why would you want to do something like this? Kinda defeats the point of
https.
-Original Message-
From: Doug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 9:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: tcpmon with SSL/HTTPS
What I'd like to do is have a proxy that can accept a
This helps. Thanks.
However, I'm stil vage on how to deserialize XML into java objects
(predefined classes).
Thanks,
-- AV
-Original Message-
From: toby cabot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 8:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Using a serializer and
I am using Axis 1.2rc2 and am talking to a Web Service using Axis 1.1 final
which I have no control over.
I noticed that the detail information of the Axisfault was lost, not
deserialized correctly by Axis 1.2rc2.
The service is a RPC style service.
Did anyone notice similiar behaviour?
--
Check the list. For example:
Tom, Noel, Aoife,
Try this with 1.2beta:
/**
* Deserializes an InputStream (i.e. a XML file) to the appropriate
Java Class
* generated by Axis.
*
* @param is is the InputStream for deserializing (without SOAP
elements)
* @param qname is the qualified name of
With an Axis application, I want to undeploy it, then redeploy the
application. When I redeploy the application, I get an error. Is this
a known problem with Axis? Is there a way to go around this? Or it's
must the way I do it. Here's the error:
- Illegal access: this web application
In a request handler, MessageContext's getOperation() returns null if
define the handler's request flow in the global scope. If move this
inside a service, then it will return a non null. Is this by design?
Thanks,
vh.
I'm currently serializing/deserializing java objects...using doc/literal
WSDL.
Here are the steps I took.
1. Create a java class (should be just a container with getters and
setters) that implements java.io.Serializable.
2. Client: Before calling the invoke method call the registerTypeMapping
You can get a handle on the request object from the MessageContext. Anywhere
within your service method you can call
MessageContext mc = MessageContext.getCurrentContext();
ServletRequest req =
(ServletRequest)mc.getProperty(HTTPConstants.MC_HTTP_SERVLETREQUEST);
Hi,
Is there a good way to get the endpoint URL of a service?
Currently we are using:
String url =
(String)MessageContext.getCurrentContext().getProperty(transport.url);
but this fails when the request has come through TCPmon. I have also
tried other possibilities, e.g.
Thank
you Tony. This is what I ended up doing yesterday - putting underscores in front
of the methods. Don't like it though, as technically by doing this I am in
violation of coding standards, and in general this isn't a clean solution.
I
actually thought I found a way to "tell" Axis
Greetings,
I have a customer that wishes to deploy web services over their new
custom sockets library. We would still like to use the HTTP protocol
(and HTTPS) over the new socket library but what we want to have happen
is that the clients connect using the new sockets to the server. The
Currently I have the following code:
package com.bmw.candy.candiedServices.client;
import org.apache.axis.version.VersionService;
import org.apache.axis.version.VersionServiceLocator;
public class CandiedServices {
public static void main(final String[] args) {
try {
Sheptunov, Bogdan wrote:
Thank you Tony. This is what I ended up doing yesterday - putting
underscores in front of the methods. Don't like it though, as
technically by doing this I am in violation of coding standards, and
in general this isn't a clean solution.
I actually thought I found a
Hmmm... Just guessing: Do you have a log4j.properties file somewhere in
your $CLASSPATH, before the one you are trying to
set/change?
From: METIN ZAVRAK *EXTERN*
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004
1:06 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Axis is logging
everything...
Paul,
thanks for your feedback! Since I have been using Axis only for the WebServices, I am not sure how to use XMLBeans or JAXB with Axis. Is it just a matter of defining the deserializer/serializer in the web service deployment descriptor?
Regards,
Leonard.Paul Callahan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I've just started looking into Axis and I couple of simple questions:
1)
How can I expose only the Java Bean part of a complex type, in other words
I have a Java Bean that has some extra methods also for use internally on
the server side (e.g. one of the methods is getMap() *without* a
We want the traffic between us (the client) and our customer (the server)
encrypted so it can't be sniffed, but we still want to view the message
contents. So HTTP from our application to a local tcpmon for message viewing,
then HTTPS over the external network to our customer.
(And, of
Hi
all,
Has
anyone use WSDL2JAVA to generate a message style web
service.
I
would like to generate code so that my service class will deall with the
incoming SOAPRequest and write some xml back to
SOAPResponse.
Writing the code manualy is possible and not hard. However, I would
prefer
I found a much easier way to do this by making only a minor
modification to org.apache.axis.client.Call.java.
I added a new property:
public static final String CHARACTER_SET_ENCODING=
SOAPMessage.CHARACTER_SET_ENCODING;
and made the appropriate changes in the property checking code.
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Tim Dev wrote:
| Hello,
|
| I've just started looking into Axis and I couple of simple questions:
|
| 1)
| How can I expose only the Java Bean part of a complex type, in other words
| I have a Java Bean that has some extra methods also for use
Hello,
I am working on deploying a multiple port type service. I have
manually created wsdl file and deployed it into an absolute path. I
have correctly created client stubs.
If I deploy folowing service element, PortTypeA is working:
service name=MultiplePortTypes provider=java:RPC
1)
How can I expose only the Java Bean part of a complex type, in other words
I have a Java Bean that has some extra methods also for use internally on
the server side (e.g. one of the methods is getMap() *without* a
corresponding setMap() method).
When I expose a method that uses this
A filter all those properties approach is to create a
interface for
each of those beans you would like to serialize, but just including
getters and setters for those properties you really want to be
serialized; then let your bean implement that interface
(already does!)
and alter
Hi,
I have a simple test method:
Long foo(Long bar)
Java2WSDL maps the Long to xsd:long and the client stub contains the
method as:
long foo(long bar)
1) Is there a way to preserve the Long on the client side?
2) Is this done because of interop issues with .NET for example?
3) For best
I have a spot of code I would like to contribute to the group. This
class I developed can be used to detach or attach any file sent over
web services.
This class is intended for use on the server side, and will need just
a little massaging to work in your environment.
It took me several
I have a spot of code I would like to contribute to the group. This
class I developed can be used to detach or attach any file sent over
web services.
This class is intended for use on the server side, and will need just
a little massaging to work in your environment.
It took me several
I am thinking of using attachments, but I have a few questions:
1)
Given that the attachment sizes will be from 2KB to maybe 1GB or even
more, can Axis deal with them in a performant way?
2)
I have the option of retrieving/sending content via a plain HTTP servlet
using GET/PUT and I could make
Hello,
I have a custom object I am trying to pass across the wire using AXIS wrapped
style document-literal service.
The complex object contains a HashMap of HashMaps (that is, the values of the
HashMap, are HashMaps themselves). For reference, I have called this complex
object
| The best approach is to separate the bean from the extra methods, and
| just have your server use the extra methods by calling the class that
| would extend the bean class. That way, regardless of what happens, you
| know what is going out as a webservice.
The problem with this approach is
Is there such a thing in Axis as a descriptor file where one
could list the classes/beans and also the methods that would
like to be exposed?
Or maybe the methods to be exposed can be annotated via
custom javadoc tags.
Can XDoclet be used to achieve this? I can't tell from
briefly
Bernie,
Looks like a useful change...can you please open a JIRA enhancement request?
thanks,
dims
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 13:55:32 -0500, Bernie Bernstein
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found a much easier way to do this by making only a minor
modification to org.apache.axis.client.Call.java.
I
Is there such a thing in Axis as a descriptor file where one
could list the classes/beans and also the methods that would
like to be exposed?
Or maybe the methods to be exposed can be annotated via
custom javadoc tags.
Can XDoclet be used to achieve this? I can't tell from
Hello,
Does anybody know a tutorial or an example about a service
implementation which has multiple port types ?
Thanks
I just submitted it to JIRA:
http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1682
thanks for the help.
Bernie
On Nov 23, 2004, at 6:58 PM, Davanum Srinivas wrote:
Looks like a useful change...can you please open a JIRA enhancement
request?
dims
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 13:55:32 -0500, Bernie Bernstein
sounds like socat might be a good approach:
http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/
Paco
On 23 Nov 2004, at 12:40, Doug wrote:
We want the traffic between us (the client) and our customer (the
server) encrypted so it can't be sniffed, but we still want to view
the message contents. So HTTP
Please excuse this message if it is too obvious, as I am a relative
newbie to Axis.
I am trying to leverage the built-in xml to object unmarshalling within
a running web-service in Axis. From what I can gather, the best way
would be to create a DeserializationContext, and use the already
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