Re: [xfire-user] SoapAction

2007-05-08 Thread velidandas
We are not using services.xml, all the services deployed using spring configuration applicationContext_services.xml. I am not sure where to add AegisServiceConfiguration to the factory. I am working in an environment where EJBs are exposed as web services on JBoss using XFire/Spring

[xfire-user] MTOM and XmlBeans

2007-05-08 Thread Bernd Schuller
Hi all, I was wondering about the status of using MTOM with XmlBeans binding. Currently, if I enable MTOM, the full SOAP message is attached, instead of just the base64Binary element. Is there anything that can be done here? Yes, I'm volunteering, if somebody could give me a hint on where to

Re: [xfire-user] SoapAction

2007-05-08 Thread Tomek Sztelak
ok, so forget about AegisServiceConfiguration :) You can define method properties inside your spring config. SpreanBean has methods property which accept list of method description ( MethodBean ). On 5/8/07, velidandas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here is my configuration file contents

Re: [xfire-user] SoapAction

2007-05-08 Thread velidandas
Is it SpreanBean or SpringBean? Assuming it as SpringBean, could not find a sample. Can you please provide a sample. Tomek Sztelak wrote: ok, so forget about AegisServiceConfiguration :) You can define method properties inside your spring config. SpreanBean has methods property which

Re: [xfire-user] SoapAction

2007-05-08 Thread Tomek Sztelak
Sorry, i'm happy owner of dyslexia, so sometimes i write strange things ;) I mean ServiceBean. On 5/8/07, velidandas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is it SpreanBean or SpringBean? Assuming it as SpringBean, could not find a sample. Can you please provide a sample. Tomek Sztelak wrote: ok, so

Re: [xfire-user] SoapAction

2007-05-08 Thread Tomek Sztelak
Its undocumented feature :) I'm sharing here most secret knowledge ;) What sample you need ? You must create MethodBean object and fill it with data about your method. Then you must set this object ( as a part of collection) on methods property on ServiceBean you are currently using. On 5/8/07,

Re: [xfire-user] Urgent: Spring+XFire - InvocationTargetException on calling service

2007-05-08 Thread Tonio Caputo
Hi Anshum, The problem here is that de stack-trace information is not good. You must run your code through a debugger and stop in AbstractInvoker (I'm not sure if that's the class name) , and see what the TargetException is (method getTargetException() in InvocationTargetException class) these

RE: [xfire-user] WS Generation - Generics issue

2007-05-08 Thread Daniel King
Is anyone else using generics and WSGen and having issues with the resulting WSDL not being correct by putting *object* as the type instead of the actual class type? Daniel King, R2D2, C3P0 Application Engineer Web Team Nemours Office: (904) 288-5643 Fax:(904) 288-5758 *** Call me