Are you using the URLMapper handler? You should check that it is present in your server-config.wsdd. This handler finds the service associated with the URL sent by your request. Axis needs the service to generate the WSDL.
That file should contain something like this: <handler name="URLMapper" type="java:org.apache.axis.handlers.http.URLMapper"/> ... <transport name="http"> <requestFlow> <handler type="URLMapper"/> ... </requestFlow> </transport> -Enric On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Pat, > > By default, Axis has a mapping, in WEB-INF/web.xml, that specifies a URI > of "/services/*", to get to the Axis servlet (and, thus, to the services). > This is the path below the context root. It looks like your context root > is "taskServices", but I'm not sure what mapping you have for the Axis > servlet, since you didn't include that information. It looks like you have > changed the mapping from "/services/*" to "/TaskWS/*", except that I > wouldn't then expect the error you got, when trying to generate the WSDL. > > So, I'm a little confused by your setup but maybe this has given you some > hints. > > Tony > > > > > Hi all > > I've been scouring this list and the net for an answer to my question > - seems some people have had similar issues, but no fixes. > > http://localhost:8181/taskServices/TaskWS is the service. And when I > visit that through a browser, I get: > > And now... Some Services > * TaskWS (wsdl) > o addInt > > When I add ?wsdl to the url > (http://localhost:8181/taskServices/TaskWS?WSDL), then I get: > > AXIS error > Could not generate WSDL! > There is no SOAP service at this location > > > >
