Phillippe, There are two possible reasons:
* The obvious one would be that the wstx-asl JAR is missing. Since JRE 1.6 ships with a StAX implementation (which Axiom would then use instead of Woodstox), while JRE 1.5 does not, this may explain why the code runs successfully in one environment, while it fails in the other. * The more subtle explanation would be that Axiom attempts to load the StAX implementation from the wrong class loader. By default, Axiom loads the StAX implementation from the thread context class loader. If OpenOffice sets up the runtime environment in such a way that the thread context class loader is different from the class loader that is used to load your code, then this error may occur. If this is the case, you have two options: set the thread context class loader yourself or call StAXUtils.setFactoryPerClassLoader(false) to change Axiom's behavior. Andreas On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 23:21, Philippe Denis <ph.de...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everybody, > > I created my web service in eclipse and then I created my web service client > with the command "wsdl2java". The service client works correctly when I test > it in eclipse. > > However, I'd integrate my web service client in OpenOffice. I know > OpenOffice and I know how to integrate a package in OpenOffice. > > However, when I integrate my web service client in OpenOffice, I receive an > error (attached with the mail). I don't understand the reason because it's > exactly the same package that I tested in eclipse. > > Do you understand what means the error? Could you tell me some clues to > solve my problem? > > I'd be glad if you find a solution, > > Thank you very much. > > > Philippe > > NOTE : I use : > - Mac os 10.5 > - Axis 2 1.4.1 > - Apache 5.5 > > > >
