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From: "robert woodley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 13:24
Subject: version 1.0
> There was a previous post on this topic, but no
> answer.
>
> Can anyone give a date when v1.0 might be released? Or
> even a rough idea?
I d
Hello,
When the test case is built in axis, it would be helpful if it had a
main method, and was able to be ran without having to add this info.
I added two methods (one being the main, the other suite) and it
worked fine.
Just a thought.
Hi,
The attached WSDL is the test I run to find out what operation modes Axis supports.
I run "java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java -s -Nurn:MyService=some.pk MyService.wsdl"
to generate Java classes.
Axis generates one SEI based on portType name for both rpc/encoded and
document/encoded stubs
There was a previous post on this topic, but no
answer.
Can anyone give a date when v1.0 might be released? Or
even a rough idea? Will there be more betas between
now and then?
Thanks
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Axis is not setting a null string. I get the following error:
7066344 [ExecuteThread: '11' for queue: 'default'] ERROR http.AxisServlet
- Exception:
org.xml.sax.SAXException: Bad types (null -> class java.lang.String)
org.xml.sax.SAXException: Bad types (null -> class java.lang.String)
a
Jim,
* #7 is the same for me. It doesn't seem to actually VERIFY it.
* I have an article online with detailed Axis install instructions
and detailed use of the Java2WSDL and WSDL2Java utilities that may be
of some help to you. You can find it at
http://www.gaddzeit.com/articles/frame_article2.
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From: "Heitzso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 7:19 AM
Subject: Re: List with HTTP servers on with AXIS installs and runs?
> Just want to flag that this problem gets thrashed on the email
> list about once a week, which is pr
I've successfully used xerces -- both the
current 1.x series and current 2.x series work
with it.
Note 2.x series is comprised of 2 jar files
at the moment.
Heitzso
On Fri, 2002-06-14 at 14:19, Irfan Niaz wrote:
> Hi
>
>
> Which XML parser should I use with AXIS ?
>
>
> Regards,
>
If a WSDL has the following complex
type
Is this the proper bean which I can register for
serializing/deserializing? I am getting the deserializer exception.
:(
import java.io.Serializable;import
java.math.*;import java.uti
FYI,
To comply with the JSR 101 TCK the following changes have been made which
may affect your applications.
1) The QName class is now javax.xml.namespace.QName.
2) Holder classes are now generated in a "holders" package. For example
the holder for samples.addr.Phone is samples.addr.holders.
Hi
Which XML parser should I use with AXIS ?
Regards,
Irfan
Hi Aravind,
perhaps the error is, that your bean isn't declared as a public class.
Juergen
>I am trying to build a webservice, which uses complex type parameters.The
>method I am following to deploy the web services is , change the .java
>extension of the file to .jws and place it in axis dire
Is this the latest version of Java2WSDL ?
Does the Location class have setters and getters for jceProvider ?
(probably so since AbstractCommon is abstract)
This sounds like a bug in the Java2WSDL processing not correctly
understanding that the setters/getters are the concrete methods
for the j
Hello,
I have an abstract class called AbstractCommon that has an attribute
called jceProvider that it has setters and getters for.
I have another class, Location, that extends AbstractCommon.
In the wsdl file exists in the
declaration for both AbstractCommon and Location.
This causes p
Title: RE: Exposing EJBs as web services...
I played with the EJB as web service quite a bit with Axis. Here is the result of my findings:
1) With Axis you can configure which methods are exposed when you deploy the web service. In the EJB case, what you expose to the web service client is
I have a class called SessionInfo which holds information about a client
session (most importantly, a remote reference to a stateful session bean).
This class implements the HttpSessionBindingListener and
HttpSessionActivationListener interfaces, so that this class is notified
whenever the
data
I've exposed ejbs as web sevices with weblogic. We use stateless beans to
avoid this state issue.
Thare may be a way to maintain state that we don't use.
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Just want to flag that this problem gets thrashed on the email
list about once a week, which is probably why others didn't respond
right away.
Tomcat 4.0.something tries to insure that a war file cannot
run java.blat and javax.blat class files from its WEB-INF/lib and
perhaps circumvent security
Hi,
I am trying to build a webservice, which uses complex type parameters.The
method I am following to deploy the web services is , change the .java
extension of the file to .jws and place it in axis directory.Following is
the source code
import java.io.*;
import java.util.* ;
/**
*
* @autho
Title: RE: how to get an exist session
I assume that what you call "another service" is another web service deployed in the same Axis server.
With this assumption, if both service are deployed with a session scope (see Axis doc, specific property to use in the WSDD file), and if they are both
Hi,
I have problems converting a SOAP body to a org.w3c.dom.Document object.
This is an extract of my code:
SOAPEnvelope retEnv = call.invoke( env );
SOAPBodyElement body = retEnv.getBodyByName( "http://namespace";, "AnyTag"
);
Document doc = body.getAsDocument();
I get this exc
Does anyone know about tomcat 4.1.2?
That is the tomcat that is distributed by Sun in the
Java Web Services Developer Pack (JWSDP) 1.0.
Maybe I should send it to this list. It seems that the problem is
in Message.java class which is not thread save. If in my client
code I synchronize the whole Message.class everything works
fine. What do I have to do to write thread safe clients?
Please, send your answers to axis-user as well. T
Hi,
I am using WSTK3.1 , i want to invoke a webservice by instantiating the
stub generated with WSDL2JAVA. But i am not able to invoke it. Please help.
The error i got is:
Root element must be ''clientdeploy'', ''deploy'', ''undeploy'', ''list'',
''passwd'', or ''quit''
at org.apache.
Hi to all,
I'm using a bean with three boolean types and the respective get/set methods.
When I query the soap service there are no mistakes for this boolean types.
But in the result wsdl file (called via webservice?wsdl) I miss this
boolean types in the bean specification.
Any hints about thi
Exposing an EJB as a web service sounds very interesting.
Does anyone know how session state is maintained? If the EJB's methods are
actually exposed to Axis clients, how is session timeout state handled?
When a session is completed (say it's a stateful session bean), how does
Axis know that th
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 10:49:10AM -0500, Andrew Vardeman wrote:
> No, sessions aren't required. I was describing something I'm using for
> which the ServiceLifecycle functionality was added more recently than beta
> 2. Just thought maybe the functionality you're looking for was added
> recen
Hello All,
I use session in a service as following:
Session session =
MessageContext.getCurrentContext().getSession();
session.set("test", "Hello World!");
Then in another service, I want to find out the
session and get the object "Hello World!" in it.
How can I find out the ses
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