Title: Web service implementation with stateful EJB
I believe that I found a problem with the axis EJB provider when a stateful EJB is used as a session scope service implementation.
It seems that the EJB specification is saying that if a runtime exception occurs when calling a stateful EJB,
Title: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
Here is a zip file containing some code and documentation to build and run some web services implemented as EJBs. The EJBs are deployed in JBoss, the web services are deployed into Axis. Axis is deployed into Tomcat (which is bundled with JBoss).
Title: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
I just
realized that my zip file contains a .vbs file (since I am providing a VBScript
client application). Seems that some mail server will reject it all together
thinking that this is infected (even if it is not). Sorry for
that.
-Origi
Title: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
It
seems that a couple of people got a corrupted zip.
I
suspect that this is coming from the .vbs file included in the zip and some
mailers trying to remove it (considered as a virus).
There
is a new zip with a .vbscript instead of .vbs. That sh
Title: Message
Tom,
Thanks
a bunch for the reply. I appreciate the help in my understanding of the WSDL
specification.
Things
start to be a little bit clearer for me now.
Thomas
-Original Message-From: Tom Jordahl
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2
Just a little side question on the SOAPMonitor. Any ideas on the performance
impact? What does it mean if I turn this on (enable the SOAPMonitor
handlers), but I just check through the web interface occasionally?
What I mean is, does it make sense to have the SOAPMonitor handlers always
enabled
Title: Message
Thanks
for the information.
Do you
want me to open and improvement in bugzilla for an immediate return when no
applet is connected?
-Original Message-From: Brian Price
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 2:32
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Su
Title: RE: [WSIF] [PROPOSAL]Additional contribution ... JCA (J2C) provider
I checked quickly on http://alphaworks.ibm.com without finding any documentation about the JCA provider for WSIF.
Any idea where I can find that?
We are currently creating an application (J2EE application with embed
Title: RE: [WSIF] [PROPOSAL]Additional contribution ... JCA (J2C) provid er
Thanks. It helps a lot.
Do you know if there are any other projects (either open source or from specific vendors) similar to WSIF?
I am trying to get a picture as clear as possible of what is currently being done in th
Title: xsd:dateTime, xsd:date and wsdl2java
Something that I am not sure to understand.
I have a WSDL file defining an rpc, SOAP encoded operation.
One of the input argument is taking a complex type which has a field declared in the schema as xsd:date.
WSDL2Java generates a Java class and jav
Title: Specific TrustManager for Axis client over SSL
I wanted to define my own TrustManager to define customized actions when web service server is not trusted.
It seems that the way to do it is to use the axis.socketSecureFactory property to define your own socket factory.
But it also seem
Title: RE: Specific TrustManager for Axis client over SSL
Thanks for the help, I appreciate.
I am actually not strongly attached to TLS vs SSL (I put TLS in my example as I extracted most of it from the JSSE reference help). I guess I need to get back to the JSSE documentation to understand
Title: Message
Just
to follow-up on the issue.
I
managed to have my own TrustManagerFactory being use so my own X509TrustManager
are used and are trusting any https server (no need to play with the keystore or
anything like that anymore, I can call "as is" any web services over
https).
The
I am trying to understand how SOAP headers are handled by Axis.
I admit that I can find the answer to my question by looking into the source
code, but in the case someone as a quick answer, I will appreciate.
The sequence of operation call to my web service is the following:
1) Login operation.
Ok, forget about problem 1, I am the one adding the header back in every
response (I kind of miss-read my code ).
After fixing that, problem 1 and 2 are now gone, although I suspect that
problem 2 is still an issue. I need to do more testing around that, but
repeating the header for each time i
Title: RE: Stateful Web Services
I understand your point of view, but for an Axis user I think it is also important to understand what is behind "session.maintain=true".
The user can choose this way and the day he has a requirement to support SOAP over JMS for example, he needs to have a diff
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