Re: related with Axis c++

Simple axis server is meant to be used with simple tests with C++ clients. There seem to be some socket related problems there. Please try to deploy the Apache httpd module and try with the Java client. Thanks, Samisa... Arshad Ahamad wrote: hi, I am creating Web Service client application

axis c++ and java client

Hi Samisa, I am creating Web Service client application in Java and using SimpleAxisServer (I am not using Apache) which is in C++. When I am invoking Web Services it is connected with the server but not terminated. As soon as I am restarting my SimpleAxisServer, getting response, otherwise

Re: axis c++ and java client

Hi Arshad, As I mentioned earlier, this is a C++ server side (simple axis server) problem. C++ server is not writing the response to the client properly, as far as I understand. Thanks, Samisa... Arshad Ahamad wrote: Hi Samisa, I am creating Web Service client application in Java

Regarding desearilizing problem of GoogleSearch API response...

Hi,I am using axis C++ stubs to use Google API and I am able to send receiveSOAP data from the server. While deserializing the received data from theserver, the Deserializer is failing. The received SOAP data from Google server is as

Re: axis c++ and java client

Hi Arshad, It has been some time after I last visited the code. My gut feel is that there are some socket based problems in the simple axis server. You would have to look into the source code of simple axis server to figure out the problems. Basically look into the places where it writes

Re: axis c++ and java client

I recently played with the code from SAS. The code is badly broken for messages blocks that aren't arranged exactly correct. The code expects messages to come in either a whole block of data or at least large blocks of data. For example, I tried telneting to SAS and typing in the requests and it

Re: Regarding desearilizing problem of GoogleSearch API response...

Hi I faced a similar problem sometime back. I do not know whether it has been resolved in the 1.6 build. You can look up http://www.mail-archive.com/axis-dev@ws.apache.org/msg05383.html for reference Thanks Krishna Ashutosh Kumar wrote: Hi, I am using axis C++ stubs to use Google API

problem in wsdl2ws code generation

hello all, i hav axis c++ 1.5 version on apache 2.x i have included jar files required to run wsdl2ws tool in class path axis.jar wsdl4j.jar commons-discovery.jar commons-logging.jar log4j-1.2.8.jar jaxrpc.jar saaj.jar and when i run the tool i get this warning,, can any one

Re: problem in wsdl2ws code generation

Hi mohan, please include the following jar files in the class path wsdl2ws.jar axis.jar axis-ant.jar jaxrpc.jar log4j-1.2.8.jar saaj.jar wsdl4j-1.5.1.jar mail.jar activation.jar thanks and regards Arshad Ahamad mohan devanoor writes: hello all, i hav axis c++ 1.5 version on apache

Axis on different computers

i have simple aplication in Visual studio 6.0 c++ with axis c++ stubs and web services on tomcat. if i install xerces,axis,project on computer works ok- response server ok(tomcat is on another machine). But if i copy this xerces,axis,project on another computer(where is also tomcat ), and

Java2WSDL

I'd like to use Java2Wsdl to build a WSDL for my business service Business method is public boolean isSiteDroit(String idSiu, String idDroit) It works fine in rpc mode, but in document mode, Java2WSDL creates this WSDL message : wsdl:message name=isSiteDroitRequest wsdl:part

Re: Java2WSDL

Hello Nicolas, I have noticed the same, I think it is a bug. Use document/literal(WRAPPED) instead of document/literal when you create your WSDL (-y WRAPPED, IIRC). That should work. Regards, Dies Nicolas De Loof wrote: I'd like to use Java2Wsdl to build a WSDL for my business service

Re: [Axis2-0.94] Classpath for Axis code running inside an .aar?

Hi Deepal, But in Spring case as I know you can not give that guy a class loader , what it does is it gets the context class loader and try to load resources from that. Since service has its own class loader you can not get service resources from context class loader. Yes, that's right.

Re: WSDL2Java fails on simpletype

It seems that the problem only exists with AXIS2 0.94!! I just tried with 0.93 and it works fine... ++ Gaël 2006/1/18, Torsten Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Gaël Pouzerate schrieb: Hi, I'm trying to run WSDL2Java (AXIS2 0.94) on a very simple WSDL file, and I get a weird exception: Schema

Soap with attachments support

hi, i'm encountering some problems in develop a webservices that support SOAP with attachments, if anyone have a right sample (with all source code:java,wsdl,xsd,wsdd) pls contact me i have problem with JAFDataHandlerSerializerFactory i view the axis swa sample but there isn't the wsdd

Re: [Axis2] Converting from XmlObject to OMElement

I forgot to attach the stacktrace: org.apache.axis2.om.OMException at org.apache.axis2.om.impl.llom.builder.StAXOMBuilder.next(StAXOMBuilder.java:273) at org.apache.axis2.om.impl.llom.OMDocumentImpl.getOMDocumentElement(OMDocumentImpl.java:109) at

RE: UnknownHostException while generating proxy

Hello, This is further to my previous post. I am not getting any solution for this UnknownHostException. Did anyone tried writing a client in Java/Axis for Microsoft web services (ASMX,WSE or WCF(Indigo))? If yes, how did u generate the proxy from the wsdl? Thanks and Regards, Girish Kumar

Re: WSDL2Java generated files do not register mapping for return type?

in the file .wsdd you have to specify the type mapping, in axis doc you can see some examples...2006/1/19, SOA Work [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi there,I just tried to test my web service with some java test code. I used axis 1_3 WSDL2Java ant task.My service returns an array of compley types. I have a

Re: WSDD and execute code at tomcat startup

Hi, Would registering a ServletContextListener work? It's not pure web services but if you are positive you will be deployed in a servlet container, it might do the trick. Cheers, D. alban hessler escribió: Hello everyone, I would like some simple code to be executed at deployment of my

Getting fixes to released Axis 1.3?

For those people like me using Axis 1.3 from the regular downloads page, how do we find out what's changed since the last official release of Axis 1.3 and how do we download and build the very latest 1.3 code including all fixes? Thanks.

RE: Getting fixes to released Axis 1.3?

I should have read the Wiki first. It looks like http://ws.apache.org/axis/interim.html From: Jarmo Doc [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: axis-user@ws.apache.org To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: Getting fixes to released Axis 1.3? Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 04:19:33 -0800 For those people like me

RE: Debugging Service

Ouch. If you haven't akready, then I'd read the FAQ about log4j at http://wiki.apache.org/ws/FrontPage/Axis/ViewSOAPMessages. And I'd probably go back to basics, build the simplest possible service with one operation such as: public class echotest { public echotest() { } public String

Re: WSDL2Java generated files do not register mapping for return type?

Oouuups! Big sorry! I made a horrible mistake. Thought the exception was caused by the client, not the server. Should have looked twice. So I always have to register a mapping, if I want to use complex types? And how about the *.jws file approach. Is it only suitable for simple type methods?

Re: [Axis2-0.94] Classpath for Axis code running inside an .aar?

Inigo, clearly we need to fix this so that there are no surprises like u had. So please log a bug so that we can debate on axis-dev@ thanks, dims On 1/19/06, Inigo Surguy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Deepal, But in Spring case as I know you can not give that guy a class loader , what it

Re: [Axis2-0.94] Classpath for Axis code running inside an .aar?

Deepal, Service isolation does not mean that resources present in aar should not be available to the services themselves. there is a hole, we need to figure out how to fix it. thanks, dims On 1/18/06, Deepal Jayasinghe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi dims; that s not a bug in Axis2 , to be fix ,

Re: Web Service requests dispatcher

Daniel, The operation name and the method name do not need to be the same. You use the operation definition in the WSDD to map the method name to an operation name (qname). But you can map a method to only one operation. Also note that when using the java:MSG provider, your operation may have

Re: [Axis2] Converting from XmlObject to OMElement

Ruben, Please log a bug with your code, we will try with latest SVN to see if it has problems and try to fix it. thanks, dims On 1/19/06, Rubén Naranjo Izquierdo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I forgot to attach the stacktrace: org.apache.axis2.om.OMException at

Re: Bad info on CVS page

yes, thanks, we need fix it. we did update the main page last week. http://ws.apache.org/cvs.html thanks, -- dims On 1/18/06, Henri Yandell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just wanted to report that there's bad info on: http://ws.apache.org/axis/cvs.html It points the reader to the old CVS

problems to migrate from AXIS 1.2.1 to AXIS 1.3

Hi everybodyi have tried to migrate from axis 1.2.1 to axis 1.3it seems that the ArraySerializer has changed between this 2 versionsand it caused some problems with inheritance:If you ve got for example: an abstract class animal and a class dog who extends animaland an Array of animalso in

Re: WSDL2Java fails on simpletype

please log a bug then :) On 1/19/06, Gaël Pouzerate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It seems that the problem only exists with AXIS2 0.94!! I just tried with 0.93 and it works fine... ++ Gaël 2006/1/18, Torsten Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Gaël Pouzerate schrieb: Hi, I'm trying to run

Axis 1.4 schedule

Guys, what's the expected schedule for the release of Axis 1.4 final? And is there a high-level view of the changes from 1.3? Thanks. _ Don’t just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search!

Re: problems to migrate from AXIS 1.2.1 to AXIS 1.3

Hello François, I'd like to try to reproduce your problem. Could you post a (small) WSDL file, client and impl file to do this? I'm wondering where the problem is.. WSDD, SOAP message.. Regards, Dies françois françois wrote: Hi everybody i have tried to migrate from axis 1.2.1 to

Re: WSDD and execute code at tomcat startup

Hello, thanks for the tip. I finally used an empty (no POST or GET) servlet with just an init function that is called on startup by Tomcat. Thank you, Alban Daniel López a écrit : Hi, Would registering a ServletContextListener work? It's not pure web services but if you are positive you

Re: [Axis2-0.94] - output to system.out

edit the log4j.properties On 1/19/06, Aaron Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How can I suppress what is being printed to System.out? I am seeing the following messages printed: - Deploying module : addressing - Discarding unexpected response: HTTP/1.1 100 Continue - Starting to process SOAP

To send a XUpdate String

Hello, I have an operation of service with a String parameter. This parameter is a xupdate query and when i try to send the message there is no process. Is there a special format for xupdate queries ? Regards, Johann (french)

[Axis2] - Minimum jars required for client to run

I think it would be useful to publish what the minimum set of jars are required for ws client based on axis 2 to run. Right now, I am figuring it out by trial and error by removing jars from the classpath one at a time. thx, aaron

Re: problems to migrate from AXIS 1.2.1 to AXIS 1.3

Hi DiesI give you another examples with the same problems ?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?wsdl:definitions targetNamespace="urn:testservices" xmlns:impl="urn:testservices" xmlns:intf="urn:testservices" xmlns:apachesoap="http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap"

Problem with Universal Client and SOAP Action

Good afternoon, I am trying to call a service using an universal client. The service is document style, accepts an int and returns a String. The client code is as follows: String wsEndpoint=... String wsNamespace=... String wsMethod=... Object[] val = new Object[1]; val[0] = new Integer(

Re: [Axis2] - Minimum jars required for client to run

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 For Axis2 to run with minimal configuration, it should have common, xml, core and wsdl modules around. The min distribution contains only those. We packed the dependant jars for those modules with the min bin distribution. So the lib folder of the

SimpleSessionHandler and namespace

Would it be possible to change the namespace which is referenced to when using the SimpleSessionHandler? Namspace ns1 below is what I'm talking about. ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8? soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/

wrapped service and array as returned value

Hello, I'm trying to use wrapped mode for my service to publish this business method : public Site[] listerSitesPourClient(String idSIU, String idDroit); Method is invoked as expected and returned soap message looks good : soapenv:Body listerSitesPourClientResponse

RE: Eliminating element with xsi:nil

Thanks for the tip. However, I do not have the option of changing the wsdl to include nillable=false and minOccurs=0. This is because our customers already are using client proxy which generated from the wsdl. I was wondering if there was a way to include new fields in the response,

Re: [Axis2] - Minimum jars required for client to run

Eran Chinthaka chinthaka at opensource.lk writes: For Axis2 to run with minimal configuration, it should have common, xml, core and wsdl modules around. The min distribution contains only those. We packed the dependant jars for those modules with the min bin distribution. So the lib

Re: [Axis2] - Minimum jars required for client to run

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Aaron Evans wrote: Eran Chinthaka chinthaka at opensource.lk writes: For Axis2 to run with minimal configuration, it should have common, xml, core and wsdl modules around. The min distribution contains only those. We packed the

Custom name for return value

Title: Custom name for return value I have a web service that exposes a method named Registration. Axis has automatically generated RegistrationReturn as the name to give the return value. My client is expecting the name to be RegistrationResult. Is there any way to specify the return

Re: Eliminating element with xsi:nil

If you have defined the field as nillable=true and you have not specified minOccurs=0, then the message would not be valid if you left out the element. There's no way to tell Axis to do something invalid. I suggest that you add a handler to the outgoing message and transform it to remove the nil

RE: Eliminating element with xsi:nil

Hi Anand, I have a fix for it, but it not committed. The Axis-2351, has a patch for what you need. Thanks, Parikh, Pratik | Software Engineer | Cerner Corporation | (1)-816-201-1298 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.cerner.com From: Kasi, Anand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday,

Re: Custom name for return value

Is this a document/literal service? What does your WSDL specify? AnneOn 1/19/06, Lance Semmens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a web service that exposes a method named Registration. Axis has automatically generated RegistrationReturn as the name to give the return value. My client is

WSDL2Java already contains type 'string Exception

Hi, I don't know how to solve this with the types in the shema - if i generate the .xsd without the second part it generates without problems: 1. the exception 2. the .xsd 1. Retrieving document at 'parlayx_common_faults_2_0.wsdl'. Retrieving schema at 'parlayx_common_types_2_0.xsd',

Accessing Tomcat Webapp Servlet Context from axis Webservice

Hi, Im running Axis 1.3/Tomcat 5.5 and using servlet-api 2.4. Is it possible to access a Accessing Tomcat Webapp Servlet Context from my axis Webservice ? I have a simple web service that when called needs to invoke on an object that is autostarted and running separately under

RE: Custom name for return value

My WSDL matches what is being returned. Axis is automatically generating my WSDL. I am wanting to change the way that the WSDL (and SOAP) are generated by axis. From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 January 2006 16:22To: axis-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: Re: Custom name

[Axis2-0.94] generate WSDL at runtime (?wsdl)

Given the MTOM sample service, typing ?wsdl returns a WSDL, but it seems not what I expected. Appended is the schema part of the generated WSDL. Do I have to manually create a WSDL for a non-Java client? In addition, is an Axis2 service mapped to multiple WSDLs? How can I get the WSDL which

Want sample of Doc type service returning attachment

Hi , I have to create a document style service which return attachment in soap message. I tried out searching on the net but didn't find any solution. If any one have sample of client and server for document style service , please let me know. Thanks

Re: WSDL2Java already contains type 'string Exception

Seem to me that this problem only occurs with AXIS2 v0.94. Please try with 0.93 and see what happens... (worked for me!) 2006/1/19, Torsten Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, I don't know how to solve this with the types in the shema - if i generate the .xsd without the second part it generates

Re: Custom name for return value

Edit the WSDL and run wsdl2java.On 1/19/06, Lance Semmens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My WSDL matches what is being returned. Axis is automatically generating my WSDL. I am wanting to change the way that the WSDL (and SOAP) are generated by axis. From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: [Axis2-0.94] - AXIS2_HOME null issue

Aaron Evans aaronmevans at yahoo.ca writes: I generated a client stub based on some wsdl using the eclipse plugin. In my stub, it created a static String for axis home and set it to null. It also had a comment that suggested this was ok: //default axis home being null forces the system

Re: [Axis2] generate WSDL at runtime (?wsdl)

Answering your last question... MTOM sample service can accept SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 requests.Even though MTOM came with SOAP1.2 and has a close resemblance, there aren't anymention in the spec restricting the use of MTOM with SOAP 1.1 . Axis2 supports MTOM with SOAP1.1 SOAP1.2 both. I'm not

RE: Custom name for return value

I thought I may be able to tell axis what name to useas the return value when it generates the WSDL and SOAP messages. I'm having a look at the operation tag in the wsdd for the service to see if this can do what I'm after. Will try your solution if I can't get it to work... hopefully I

RE: Custom name for return value

I'm not sure if i've made myself clear. Im writing a MS Office research service The MS Office client expectsthe return value to be named "RegistrationResult" When I deploy my class as a service, axis automatically names the return value "RegistrationReturn" (this can be seen in the WSDL) I

Deserialization with BeanDeserializer

Hi,I am trying to do something simple but am stuck. Hope you guys don't mind it. Here is what I am trying to do. My code leverages the client stubs generated by Axis to communicate with the external web service. The style for the webservice is document/literal. From the back-end my code

RE: Eliminating element with xsi:nil

Thanks Anne. I like the idea of adding a handler to the outgoing message. However, I thought Axis did not let you remove elements from the soap body. Do you have any code examples as to how I can remove an xml element that has xsi:nil = true from the soap body from the handler? Thanks,

RE: Debugging Service

It is working now. I somehow missed that I had to put code in the *Impl.java class that WSDL2Java creates. So it was calling this class and executing the code there, hence no errors. Thanks for all the help! Sarel -Original Message- From: Jarmo Doc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

No connection to webservice from outside localhost, Please Help.

Hello all,I have recently deployed a webservice with Axis to a production machine. Iwas originally able to call the webservice and receive a response but any attemptsto access the webservice from outside fail. I can access the deployed webapp but not the webservice.I ran packet monitoring on my

axis 1.2 or axis 1.3 to work with saaj????

Why does the documentation in the web of project is only available for the version 1.2 of axis?? It's because doesn't exist many diferences betwen 1.2 and 1.3 versions?? I am doing a project with axis and it is very important for my use saaj to work with attachment . Does Axis (1.2 version)

Re: Eliminating element with xsi:nil

You can just use XSLT to transform the message.On 1/19/06, Kasi, Anand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Anne. I like the idea of adding a handler to the outgoing message. However, I thought Axis did not let you remove elements from the soap body. Do you have any code examples as to

Re: Custom name for return value

Yes -- use the operation parameter.On 1/19/06, Lance Semmens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not sure if i've made myself clear. Im writing a MS Office research service The MS Office client expectsthe return value to be named RegistrationResult When I deploy my class as a service, axis

Re: Java2WSDL

It is not a bug. Document style does not support parameters -- it takes a document in and returns a document. If you would like to use an RPC programming style with document/literal, then you must use the WRAPPED style. Axis will then automatically generate a wrapping document-style element for

RE: Eliminating element with xsi:nil

This is not possible!! you will have to use my patch if you want it to work? Thanks, Parikh, Pratik | Software Engineer | Cerner Corporation | (1)-816-201-1298 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.cerner.com From: Kasi, Anand [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 12:06 PMTo:

[Axis2] aar/jar file path

Hi all, If a class in my .aar file wants to read from a resource in that .aar file (via File, InputStream), how do I set/get the path that is searched for by Axis? Bram

Re: Generated Stub Thread-safe?

Hello Neil, Axis 1.3 stubs are NOT thread safe. You will face problems if your calls involve soap headers or attachments for example. Note that can can reuse a stub. By the way, reusing a stub is the pattern to maintain a client side session (you then also have to call

RE: Generated Stub Thread-safe?

Maybe this changed in 1.3, but I found instantiating stubs to be heavyweight -- it triggered a scan of all jar files on the classpath in 1.1... Chris -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cyrille Le Clerc Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 15:50

Sending Attachments

Hi, We have implemented web service which sends documents over. For certain document types (word, excel, pdf) a temporary file like Axis56789axis is created under tomcat/bin/temp on the server side. For certain document types (.txt, .java) such temporary files are not created. We

Re: Sending Attachments

Add a Thread daemon in your application and schedule it to delete file from temp folder. On 1/19/06, Vinita Joshi -X (vinjoshi - eTouch Systems at Cisco) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, We have implemented web service which sends documents over. For certain document types (word, excel, pdf) a

Re: Java2WSDL

Hello Anne, I think I still do not quite understand the consequences of the different styles. Looking only at document style, I understood there is wrapped and unwrapped (bare?). With wrapped you have to have at most 1 part in your soap:operation. So I understood this as you can have multiple

RE: Java2WSDL

I use 'wrapped' style pretty much exclusively. The difference to me is the XML that goes across the wire has an element that wraps the parameters that I can use in my server to distinguish the operation requested. It also makes Schema validation a little clearer: it couples the set of parameters

Re: Java2WSDL

Hi Chris, That is what I understood of it. But looking at Anne's reponse, it sounds like the difference between 'wrapped' and 'normal' is whether all your parameters get send or not. If document means you're sending one document, not several parameters, then why does it allow you to set

Re: [Axis2-0.94] Classpath for Axis code running inside an .aar?

Hi Inigo; yes you can set context class loader to service class loader and then Spring to do its job , but its not the right way unless you set the context class loader back to its original value. The context of the service should be the deployed .AAR, so code within the .AAR that loads

Re: [Axis2-0.94] Classpath for Axis code running inside an .aar?

Hi dims; I did not mean that , all the resources in the aar file available to Service (that is how I create service at deployment time) , the problem here is not that (if I understand correct). Spring trying to load some resources (configuration file) and which does not have any idea about

Re: [Axis2] aar/jar file path

Hi Bram; well the right way of doing is take service class loader and load the resurces. You can package your aar file putting your resources , and say that when a requst come you want to acess your resources from service impl class then the right way is as follows; InputStream in =

Re: [Axis2-0.94] Classpath for Axis code running inside an .aar?

We had the exact same problem in Geronimo when GBeans are loaded: http://www.nabble.com/TCCL-in-doStart-t465585.html At least in Geronimo's case everyone agreed that the correct behavior was to set TCCL to the correct class loader around lifecycle methods. thanks, dims On 1/19/06, Deepal

WSDL2Java code generation

Hi, I have a Content Management System(it uses Apache Lenya) that uses WSDL2Java to generate the code of stubs. Now I am doing it manually using eclipse plugin. and put the source inside my Content Management System Code and then i build it using an ant build. I use this generated code inside