Hello everybody,
I got a question regarding the naming of parameters and exceptions in the
generated stub code for the client. Why are numbers added to the parameter
names?
For example, if my service method looked like findUserByName(String name) after
generating the stub client from the WSDL
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 12:16 PM, Sebastian Schneider
schnei...@dvz.fh-aachen.de wrote:
Hello everybody,
I got a question regarding the naming of parameters and exceptions in the
generated stub code for the client. Why are numbers added to the parameter
names?
For example, if my service
Hello Amila, hello everybody
first of all thank you for your answer.
I got a question regarding the naming of parameters and exceptions
in the generated stub code for the client. Why are numbers added to the
parameter
names?
this is a technique done to avoid any possible compilation
Hi,
by default, Axis2 seems to put namespace declarations like
'xmlns:ns=http://my.namespace.com/this/one/is/it;' at the latest /
deepest point in the XML possible, which seems to be perfectly in line
with W3C requirements.
My SOAP client has to talk to the Web Service via a XML security
Cannot compile AXIS2/C samples
I keep getting tons of errors like these:
error: expected ‘=’, ‘,’, ‘;’, ‘asm’ or ‘__attribute__’ before ‘*’ token
any suggestions? what am i doing wrong..
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Finally I found a solution by deep and rigorous web search...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/74960/how-do-i-add-a-namespace-reference-to-a-soap-response-with-apache-axis2-and-wsdl2
explains how to do it.
BUT:
The result is not that nice.
To be honest: I forgot to mention that I
Dear All,
I need to expose web services.
I got a SOAP request XML structure and a SOAP response XML. By seeing the
SOAP XMLs structure, i am not able to identify, which kind of web service
(rpc/encodec or doc/literal or wrapped/literal) i have to expose.
Which tools, i need to use to expose the
Dear all,
I'm using the maven plugin of axis2. As a maven plugin I thought that giving an
output directory of
outputDirectorysrc/main/java/outputDirectory(or better nothing at all)
and the right package name I could find the generated sources on my package,
but I'm seeing that the plugin
For some reason when I set useOriginalwsdl = false and access the wsdl via
services/MyService?wsdl it is returning the wsdl with the imports still
listed. Does anyone know a way to utilize Axis to embed these xsd's.
Thanks
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From: karlovitz [mailto:steve.karlov...@synegen.com]
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To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: Axis2 useOriginalwsdl not embedding imported schemas
For some reason when I set useOriginalwsdl = false and access the wsdl
via
In a Maven build you should never let a plugin output generated code
into src/main/java, but instead into a temporary directory under
target (so that it will be removed by mvn clean). In that case it
doesn't matter that axis2-wsdl2code-maven-plugin places the code in a
subdirectory called src.
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I have generated WebService client using wsdl2java (axis2-1.5). Client
is working fine, i can call methods and receive correct results. Now I
would like to intercept incoming and ougoing SOAP Messages to save them
to file for reference. Question: how i do this? Right now i'm
hand-editing
You need to write a module with two handlers [1], and then just engage
the module to the service client.
[1] : http://blogs.deepal.org/2009/02/writing-axis2-module.html
Thanks,
Deepal
Dominik Świątek wrote:
I have generated WebService client using wsdl2java (axis2-1.5). Client
is working
Hi all,
I struggled for a while before I finally managed to invoke a service with
non-soap message. Here is why.
The following documentation *http://ws.apache.org/axis2/1_5/rest-ws.html*
says:
if the content type is **text/xml** and if the SOAP Action Headers are
missing, then the Message is
Can anyone help here?
Thanks,
Nirav
On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Nirav Shah snirav.s...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me is Axis2 MTOM completely Interoperable with .Net ? I am
trying to build a service using Axis2 and will have a .Net Client
probably..Any inputs or suggestions
Hi,
I have a Axis2 MTOM Attachment service. I have an Element *details* which
is a apachesoap:DataHandler defined in my Schema which gets generated as a
parameter OMElement in Axis2 for databinding ADB.
My Client is an Axis 1.4 generated Client . When i use TCPMON, i can see the
request contains
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I have created an AXIS2 1.5 client using a WSDL as a starting point.
My client wants to access the entire SOAP message, not the body, so I hacked
the Stub.java code
as shown further down...
What I am trying to do is simply convert the SOAP Envelope into a string so
I can look at it
(and do
By looking at the SOAP header, it seems that it is WS-Security enabled
SOAP... for this you may find [1] useful..
[1] http://ws.apache.org/axis2/modules/rampart/1_0/security-module.html
If you have WSDL then you can use WSDL2Java tool.
Chinmoy
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 10:38 PM, sh_santosh
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