When using a response that contains a java.util.Calendar, the serialization format of a java.util.Calendar object does not appear to conform to an xs:dateTime as declared in the WSDL. This breaks my web service client, since it cannot parse the response. Is this a bug? Should I file a JIRA?
I tried Calendar and I don't get an exception, however my web service client cannot interpret the structure it receives for the Calendar value. Here's the error I get when the client receives the response:
Validation failed: error: Date value is malformed:
I'm trying to implement a web service through Axis2 usingthe JPA implementation of Kodo. If I package all the necessary Kodo libs into an aar file along with my web service implementation file and services.xml, I get an exception as soon as I attempt to do anything with Kodo. For example, when I
Hi there,
is there a way to deploy your own wsdl with an external xsd schema that
describes the messaging in axis. Also where should on put this wsdl and external
xsd so that the wsdl can find it once deployed to axis?
Regards,
James.
I've tried to undeploy a registered service in axis using the adminClient and it
wouldn't work even though it reported back as done. I then removed the service
manually from server-config.wsdd and started axis and it piked up the change
but when I tried to redeploy the service axis did not pick
corrected this and lo and behold I've just deployed my service!!
Why does axis stick in this sneaky space?
Quoting James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
well I reinstalled axis to tomcat's webapp folder and was successfully
able
to deploy and undeploy a previous working web service but when
Hi there,
I'm trying to deploy a service to axis using the admin client and is
not listed in axis/server-config.wsdd. It seems to deploy and undeploy ok:
axisDeploy:
[echo] doing deploy task...
[java] Processing file E:\taylorjwDocs\JavaProjects\Development\WorkingJAX-
back to the deploy tool...
The one that gets me all the time is I will get a classNotFound error on
the server...
Dan
James Taylor wrote:
Hi there,
I'm trying to deploy a service to axis using the admin client and
is
not listed in axis/server-config.wsdd. It seems to deploy
/xsd:element
Anne
On 6/8/05, James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey anne,
I've followed your advice by changing the method name in the
portType
to the same as in the message in the wsdl. But when I ran it through
wsdl2java
it produced the following dtd that says its doc
When using wsdl2java what are the minimum classes that one needs to implement a
client using the generated serviceLocator class? I'm asking this because I
thought the service class in the wsdl service element was all that was needed
with using the serviceLocator class but I see in the
But I'am not sure if this is the problem.
Regards
Ferruh
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Von: James Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Montag, 6. Juni 2005 20:51
An: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Betreff: Fwd: deploy trouble
Hi there,
I'm trying to deploy a service to axis
- Original Message -
From: James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 5:02 AM
Subject: Re: import schema to wsdl
Thanks for your help jeff. The main problem was the conflicting target
namespaces I was trying to import into my
Hi there,
I'm trying to deploy a service to axis using the admin client and is
not listed in axis/server-config.wsdd. It seems to deploy and undeploy ok:
axisDeploy:
[echo] doing deploy task...
[java] Processing file E:\taylorjwDocs\JavaProjects\Development\WorkingJAX-
Hey folks if one refers to a outside shema in a wsdl, like in this listing,
types
xsd:schema
xmlns:xsd = http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema;
elementFormDefault = qualified
targetNamespace =
http://localhost:8080/axis/services/bookflights/wsdl/importtypes;
file = ${pathToService}/bookFlights.wsdl /
/java
Quoting James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey folks if one refers to a outside shema in a wsdl, like in this listing,
types
xsd:schema
xmlns:xsd = http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema;
elementFormDefault
debugging and, as such, not a legitimate matter to raise on the Axis
mail-list.
Jeff
- Original Message -
From: James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 10:18 PM
Subject: Re: import schema to wsdl
I'm getting this error and am
:
http://ie.tcd/taylorjw/bookflights
instead.
Jeff
- Original Message -
From: James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 8:48 PM
Subject: import schema to wsdl
Hey folks if one refers to a outside shema in a wsdl, like in this listing
Hi,
I want to develope an application that takes a xml request to book
flights
for a passenger. I need to map this to java objects and access a database
backend - which will also have to be mapped to the java objects so luckily they
are nearly the same. As I was new to axis an web services
/
/xsd:sequence
/xsd:complexType
/xsd:element
Anne
On 6/4/05, James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi anne,
when you say plug your schema into the wsdl what exactly do you
mean?
and would it be worthwhile to look at JAXB to do the validating and xml
class
mapping. Also I'd like
Hey Nathaniel,
would you mind posting me your log4J properties file as I'm trying
to set it up in axis. At the minute I have the below listing in C:\Program
Files\Apache\jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31\webapps\axis\WEB-INF\classes but there's no
log file in C:\Program
Hey folks,
my service takes data from the
client, queries a database but instead of sending back a resultset of found
object sends back an xml String result which is basically a xml document.
1. The binding style in the wsdl says rpc - is this a synchronous
communication style?
Another one:
4. If i want to develope a web service using jaxm will I have to use something
other then axis's wsdl2java as this produces rpc style stubs to abstarct the
xml?
Quoting James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey folks,
my service takes data from the
client, queries a database
Hey,
another design issue on a different note. In our college course we a told to
propogate error up to the top layer/controller and deal with them appropriately.
What's the best way to deal with errors in the case of web services? Should I
catch the exception and return an appropriate fault
Hey folks,
just got a question on a design issue regarding web services.
I have a rpc web service that returns information as an xml string.
How would I add this xml to the soap message?? Would I be better off using JAXM
if I'm doing this as I'm not passing objects just String
I think its happening somewhere around
DOMGetFlightsXMLImpl.transformDOMtoString(Document) call, but cant figure out
why??!!
Quoting James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey folks,
apologies for sending such a long mail, I've this web service
that keeps throwing this really annoying
if they are not immediately resolvable. As I
said, reality is rarely simple, at least not when human beings are
involved.
BTW, this is not a design issue, it's about writing good software.
Jeff
Between the question and the answer, all too often, lies pure hell
- Original Message -
From: James
-Lumpa Geneology or something!!!
--
Between the question and the answer lies pure chance...
Quoting James Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey people,
for the moment as I'm inept to logging I'm using simple
System.out.println to debug to Tomcat's console - as I have the liberty of
testing
I'm getting this annoying error back from an axis deployed web service and would
like to hear any suggestions people have to find out what's causing it
HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
Content-Type: text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Language: en-IE
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 11:00:36 GMT
Server:
Think you may have to configure tomcat or your webapp to listen on a port and
access your service through there. Not sure how to do this!!
Quoting Carolyn Vo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
Is it possible to specify the server and port number for a web service
during runtime? The default in my
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