Hi again, I have used ADB when generating the codes with wsdl2java if that is important.
Thanks! BR, VP ________________________________ From: Veli-Pekka Rannila Sent: 12 March 2008 11:06 To: [email protected] Subject: Problem with calling web service Hi all, I am using Axis2 v1.3 and Rampart v1.3. I'm running my web service under Tomcat. I'm using Java 1.5. I should solve this problem within 2 days so every help is very much welcome! I put my question here so you can see it easily. Explanations what I have done you can find below. Question: What is the right syntax for calling a web service when using rampart and when actionmapping is empty (ie. "") in wsdl/services.xml? Do I need some other configurations? Changing the customer's wsdl or customer's web service is not possible. If someone would be so kind and send me a short example of working client. Thank you! So here are the things that I have done: *********************************************** I created the service from the wsdl by using wsdl2java. No problems. I created the stubs from the wsdl by using wsdl2java. No problems. I created the client and I imported the jar file that has the stubs. No problems. I use TCPMon to check out the messages (messages seems to be in order). When I first run the client I use the following client code (you can see part of it): ************************************************************ System.err.println(" Call starts"); CFServiceStub stub = new CFServiceStub("http://localhost:8082/axis2/services/CFService";); //stub._getServiceClient().getOptions().setAction(""); stub._getServiceClient().getOptions().setAction("urn:uploadFile"); stub._getServiceClient().getOptions().setTimeOutInMilliSeconds(30000); CFServiceStub.UploadFilein uploadFileinElement = new CFServiceStub.UploadFilein(); CFServiceStub.UploadFileRequest uploadFileRequest = new CFServiceStub.UploadFileRequest(); CFServiceStub.RequestHeader requestHeader = new CFServiceStub.RequestHeader(); requestHeader.setReceiverId("RecId"); requestHeader.setRequestId("ReqId"); DataHandler dataHandlerAppReq = null; uploadFileRequest.setApplicationRequest(dataHandlerAppReq); uploadFileRequest.setRequestHeader(requestHeader); uploadFileinElement.setUploadFilein(uploadFileRequest); CFServiceStub.UploadFileout uploadFileOut = stub.uploadFile(uploadFileinElement); System.err.println(" Call ends"); ************************************************************ The result is OK so it works and I can get the results. Then I try to take Rampart in use. I changed my client code as follows (paths of AXIS2_CLIENT_REPO and AXIS2_XML are valid): ************************************************************ System.err.println(" Call starts"); ConfigurationContext configContext = ConfigurationContextFactory.createConfigurationContextFromFileSystem(AXI S2_CLIENT_REPO, AXIS2_XML); CFServiceStub stub = new CFServiceStub(configContext, "http://localhost:8082/axis2/services/CFService";); //stub._getServiceClient().getOptions().setAction(""); stub._getServiceClient().getOptions().setAction("urn:uploadFile"); stub._getServiceClient().getOptions().setTimeOutInMilliSeconds(30000); CFServiceStub.UploadFilein uploadFileinElement = new CFServiceStub.UploadFilein(); CFServiceStub.UploadFileRequest uploadFileRequest = new CFServiceStub.UploadFileRequest(); CFServiceStub.RequestHeader requestHeader = new CFServiceStub.RequestHeader(); requestHeader.setReceiverId("RecId"); requestHeader.setRequestId("ReqId"); DataHandler dataHandlerAppReq = null; uploadFileRequest.setApplicationRequest(dataHandlerAppReq); uploadFileRequest.setRequestHeader(requestHeader); uploadFileinElement.setUploadFilein(uploadFileRequest); CFServiceStub.UploadFileout uploadFileOut = stub.uploadFile(uploadFileinElement); System.err.println(" Call ends"); ************************************************************ Now I'm getting the error: "The server did not recognise the action which it received" I have tried pretty much everything but I don't manage to get the client code to work. Below you can find part of my axis2.xml and wsdl. I can make this client code to work if I change services.xml file of my Web service. But this is not solution because customer don't want to change their wsdl/services.xml. It is also valid way to use "" in actionMapping element (according to specs). This is part of the services.xml with original data in it (this doesn't work when using rampart): ************************************************************ <operation name="uploadFile" mep="http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl/in-out";> <actionMapping>""</actionMapping> <outputActionMapping>http://xxx.org/CFService/CFServicePortType/uploadFi leResponse</outputActionMapping> <faultActionMapping faultName="FileServiceFaultDetail">http://xxx.org/CFService/CFServicePor tType/uploadFile/Fault/FServiceFaultDetail</faultActionMapping> </operation> ************************************************************ Then I changed the services.xml a little bit and added "urn:uploadFile" inside actionMapping element. This is part of the services.xml with CHANGED data in it (this works when using rampart) This is not a solution because customer won't do that: ************************************************************ <operation name="uploadFile" mep="http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl/in-out";> <actionMapping>urn:uploadFile</actionMapping> <outputActionMapping>http://xxx.org/CFService/CFServicePortType/uploadFi leResponse</outputActionMapping> <faultActionMapping faultName="FileServiceFaultDetail">http://xxx.org/CFService/CFServicePor tType/uploadFile/Fault/FServiceFaultDetail</faultActionMapping> </operation> ************************************************************ My axis2.xml have the following lines: ************************************************************ <module ref="rampart" /> <parameter name="OutflowSecurity"> <action> <items>Timestamp Signature</items> <user>client</user> <signaturePropFile>client.properties</signaturePropFile> <passwordCallbackClass>org.test.handlers.PWCBHandler</passwordCallbackCl ass> <signatureKeyIdentifier>DirectReference</signatureKeyIdentifier> </action> </parameter> <parameter name="InflowSecurity"> <action> <items>Timestamp Signature</items> <signaturePropFile>client.properties</signaturePropFile> </action> </parameter> ************************************************************ Below you can find part of the wsdl (so you can see that soapAction=""): ************************************************************ <s1:operation name="uploadFile"> <s4:operation soapAction="" style="document"/> <s1:input> <s4:body parts="uploadFilein" use="literal"/> </s1:input> <s1:output> <s4:body parts="uploadFileout" use="literal"/> </s1:output> <s1:fault name="FileServiceFaultDetail"> <s4:fault name="FileServiceFaultDetail" use="literal"/> </s1:fault> </s1:operation> ************************************************************ This is part of message taken from TCPMon: ************************************************************ " ... SOAPAction: "urn:uploadFile" ... <wsa:To>http://localhost:8082/axis2/services/CFService</wsa:To> <wsa:MessageID>urn:uuid:E2EBDFDBE7B1D9743C1205310441034</wsa:MessageID> <wsa:Action>urn:uploadFile</wsa:Action> ... " Thanks a lot! BR, VP
