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I actually got that via WSDL2Java -uri. That's what
generated my java proxy code for calling my service. The service is very
simple:
interface IService
{
string MyOperation(string
s);
}
I believe the problem is in the tcp transport
settings. My guess [but I have to dig into it] is that the WinFX defaults
for tcp and the axis2 defaults are probably not in sync.
Thanks for the suggestion, however!
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Title: HOW TO: get axis2 client tcp to find Addressing module
- Re: HOW TO: get axis2 client tcp to find Addressing module Martin Gainty
- RE: HOW TO: get axis2 client tcp to find Addressing mod... DeRemer, Bob
- Re: HOW TO: get axis2 client tcp to find Addressing... Martin Gainty
- axis2 client to WinFX service via tcp [was RE: ... DeRemer, Bob
- Re: axis2 client to WinFX service via tcp [... Martin Gainty
- RE: axis2 client to WinFX service via ... DeRemer, Bob
- Re: axis2 client to WinFX service ... Martin Gainty
- RE: axis2 client to WinFX serv... DeRemer, Bob
