Jeff, It looks like the message sample doesn't work with the December alpha release: when I deploy using the supplied wsdd file and then try to access the service, I get an exception that no "methodName" option was configured for the service 'MessageService'. When I change the wsdd file to use "methodName" instead of allowedMethods, I get
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: Tried class:samples.message.MessageService , Methodname:echoElements which is what I've been getting in my own attempts. I would like to continue to use the Dec. alpha 3 release, but if I can't get it to work with MSG-style services, that's a problem for me. Is the curent nightly build stable enough that it would be reasonable for me to switch from alpha 3? Or is there something I can do to get alpha3 to work with MSG services? Thanks for the help, Steve Gollery [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Gunderson, Jeff" wrote: > You will find a message sample in the nightly builds. It is not available > in the > December alpha release. > > Jeff > > -----Original Message----- > From: Steven Gollery [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 8:33 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: web service returning XML Document > > I understand in principle the concepts of document-centric (as distinct > from RPC-oriented) SOAP services, but I'm having trouble getting them to > work in practice. The only sample code I've been able to find is in > "Building Web Services with Java", pp 219-223. The only unfortunate > aspect of this generally very useful book is that the sample code is > based on a previous release of Axis, and in this case, the code relies > on several now-deprecated classes. > > Can anyone point me to some sample code that passes XML Document objects > instead of using RPC-style parameters and return values, and doesn't use > any deprecated classes? > > I could also use some code that demonstrates invoking a service that has > no parameters. > > Thanks in advance, > > Steven Gollery > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
