Re: axis c++ 1.4

Hi Samisa, I need axis c++ source for linux , are these two similar? Allthough I want to get from svn but coult not connect to server (http://svn.apache.org) appears when I try. Thanks Regards, Monica Linux source is here:

RE: axis c++ 1.4

Thanks Samisa, I have downloaded , built and installed axis c++ from said link (not from SVN), actually things are fine on one of my server and not on other server. the simple_axis_server still aborts on this second server. If I build the source using buildWithTraceAndDebug option, will I be

RE: axis c++ 1.4

Hi Samisa, Downloaded source, how to check in gdb? Please help Thanks Regards, Monica -Original Message- From: Samisa Abeysinghe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 3:33 PM To: Apache AXIS C User List Subject: Re: axis c++ 1.4 Are you using the binary version?

RE: axis c++ 1.4

Hi, If you build with trace, you can enable trace to aid determining the problem. Instructions for using trace can be found here: http://ws.apache.org/axis/cpp/TraceGuide.html Regards, Adrian ___ Adrian Dick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Popuri, Monica [EMAIL

RE: axis c++ 1.4

Thanks Adrian, Samisa: Atleast I can see the logs but I am not able to get the reason of problem yet: here is some part of log (from end) [06/09/2006 12:33:29:601 CEST] 3076378752 SharedObject SharedObject @0x956caf0 [06/09/2006 12:33:29:601 CEST] 3076378752 SharedObject SharedObject

Installation of Axis C++

Title: Message Hi all, I tried to install Axis C++ source on my linux machine. But it is giving error at the time of configuration. Can any body please mail me the installation steps that i need to carry for Axis C++ on the linux server. Thanks Regards, Murali K

RE: Installation of Axis C++

Title: Message Murali: Please following the doc here, which I also got yesterday from Samisa. http://ws.apache.org/axis/cpp/antbuild-guide.html -Monica -Original Message-From: Murali Konnipati [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 5:23 PMTo:

RE: Installation of Axis C++

Title: Message Monica, Thanks for the reply. But when i am trying to download a axis c++ source distribution from SVN, it is showing a complete directory structure. Is there any source.tar available on the site. If you know the same, could you mail me the link..? Thanks Regards

Re: Axis array serialization problem (Adnene problem)

Hi Anne, I already tried with xsd:string instead of soapenc:string but I got the same behavior. Concerning the WSDD, I don't know where I find such file. I do not use explicitely a WSDD. I am a little new with AXIS and SOAP. Can you explain me what is it about and is the WSDD is for?

[Axis2] how to create an admin module for stateful web service

Hi all, I have to set up a web application to monitor a stateful web service. I guess the result should be like the axis2 admin module. Is there any way to do this? If yes, how can I do it? Any advice would be appreciated, Michele

Consuming a web service

Hi, I'm new with web services in java an got an understanding problem. There are two types for consuming a web service: 1) Call a service direct Service service = new Service(); Call call = (Call)service.createCall(); ... String ret = (String)call.invoke(params); 2) Consuming a WSDL and

Re: Axis 2 - AxisFault: org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: Connection timed out:

Thanks Todd, I implemented the changes you recommend, but still the same (timeout). Here is what I added (I got the properties System.getProperty("http.")); from env. variables - and I check they are well transmitted): Options opts = sender.getOptions(); HttpTransportProperties

WSDL and Java Constants

I have a package hierarchy where constants and service interfaces are kept separate. Now when I run java2wsdl on my any service interface these constants are not reflected in the wsdl? Can anybody tell me whether wsdl supports constants if yes then how I can make it work. Else what

Re: WSDL and Java Constants

The only similar thing in WSDL are enumerated types. If your constants are groups of valid parameter values you should be able to redesign/refactor your interface and use them. AFAIK, WSDL enumerated types have no specific value associated, only their names are important. If you need them to have

Re: Consuming a web service

Both programming models create a SOAP message and send it to the service endpoint. The first method gives you more explicit control over the interaction, and it supports more dynamic capabilities. The second method is more automatic, but less dynamic. You can choose your method based on your

Re: Axis array serialization problem (Adnene problem)

WSDD = web service deployment descriptor It tells Axis how to map incoming SOAP requests to your service agent. If you haven't encountered a WSDD yet, I gather that you are using the .jws deployment method. You should only use the .jws method when using simple types. I suggest you progress to the

Re: How to start up with keystores, and setting up your own CA (some tips)

For the server side you may define your crypto.properties in the filedeploy.wsddusing!-- if you are signing the message--parameter name=signaturePropFile value=server.crypto.properties /but you have to understand what is happening (in terms of cryptography and exchange messages)within

Re: Axis array serialization problem (Adnene problem)

Thanks Anne for your explaination. I just want to precise that I am not writing the service agebt part of the webservice but only the client part by generating the client java stubs from the WSDL provided by the service using the wsdl2java AXIS utility. Do I still have to get a WSDD

Re: Axis array serialization problem (Adnene problem)

Ah ... I see. The problem is with the service. According to the WSDL, it says that it will send you elements of type soapenc:string, but it's actually sending you elements of type xsd:string. You can edit the WSDL document and change the definitions to xsd:string, regen your client stubs, and

How to start up with keystores, and setting up your own CA (some tips)

Hello Risello,Try to understand the keytool included in the Java SDK (how it works,how to generate keys, certificate request, etc...).This will allow you to define a crypto.propeties file... (one should be in the client side and another one in the server side...) The following links will be VERY

Re: How to start up with keystores, and setting up your own CA (some tips)

Following is a step by step guide on setting up keystores for a client and a service: http://www.wso2.net/tutorials/rampart/java/2006/06/29/setting-up-keystores Thanks, Ruchith On 9/6/06, José Ferreiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Risello, Try to understand the keytool included in the Java

Re: Axis array serialization problem (Adnene problem)

I already did this change before, Anne. And after regenrating the stubs (with xsd:string[]) I have the same behavior. Nothing seems to have changed. For more information, when I perform a diff on the generated files in both cases, the only difference I noticed concerns line 94 of

Re: [Axis2] Howto send custom AxisFault that respect my WSDL ?

It worked as expected with the today's nightly. When is the next version to be released ? Because I will need it to work in a couple of months and an officially released version would be better. Thank you. -- Jérôme Mainaud Klee Group [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [Axis2] Howto send custom AxisFault that respect my WSDL ?

We're hoping for the first release candidate around mid-september and an official release soon after. HTH, Robert On 9/6/06, Jérôme Mainaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It worked as expected with the today's nightly. When is the next version to be released ? Because I will need it to work in a

Re: [Axis2] Howto send custom AxisFault that respect my WSDL ?

That would be great! Thank you. -- Jérôme Mainaud Klee Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kleegroup.com/ + 33 146 295 825Tel: + 33 146 292 525 Fax: + 33 146 292 529 robert lazarski a écrit : We're hoping for the first release

Re: Consuming a web service

Thanks for response and the tutorial. Do you also know an example for configure a SAP XI web service in the java client??? regards chris Both programming models create a SOAP message and send it to the service endpoint. The first method gives you more explicit control over the interaction,

RE: [Axis2] JAVA2WSDL Eclipse plugin- How to genera te SOAP1.1 WSDL

If not Eclipse Plug-in then is there a way to use command line to generate SOAP1.1 WSDL. I could not find any such option in org.apache.ws.java2wsdl.Java2WSDL . Any help is appreciated. -Original Message- From: MUHAMMAD IQBAL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006

Re: Re: Axis on Websphere (Out of memory error)

Hi, how to run axis 2 under websphere 5.1 ? would you help to describe the steps to make it work ? Thanks a lot ! ST error : [9/7/06 1:21:51:703 CST] 3ee88434 WebGroup I SRVE0180I: [Apache-Axis2] [/axis2_1] [Servlet.LOG]: JSP 1.2 Processor: init [9/7/06 1:21:51:875 CST] 3ee88434

SOAP Monitor

Title: SOAP Monitor I followed the documentation for using the SOAP monitor. However it says to compile the applet with javac -classpath axis2-soapmonitor.jar SOAPMonitorApplet.java Neither axis2-soamonitor.jar nor SOAPMonitorApplet.java are part of the Axis2 distribution. And unless

Re: Kerberos/SPENGO authentication

i wonder if i'm asking this wrong. or maybe no one is interested. i have code which i can use to get a SPNEGO or Kerberos token. i would like to attach this token to the SOAP request that axis is making to a website so i can get authenticated. has anyone had any success doing this? in either a

RE: SOAP Monitor

Title: SOAP Monitor Hi Todd, I used the SOAPMonitorApplet.java from axis 1.4 download, compiled it and it is working fine for me. Syam From: Doolittle, Todd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 12:32 PM To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: SOAP

Re: SOAP Monitor

Hi Todd, couple of things: The jar is inside the WAR under /WEB-INF/lib . I'll change the docs to reflect that ... since it relates to the applet , there's not much use of the jar outside the WAR . The applet source file is part of the src distro ... but in the latest docs under svn there has

Re: SOAP Monitor

axis2-soapmonitor.jar is inside WEB-INF/lib of axis2.war in Axis2 1.0 distro. If you are using nightlies, you should have axis2-soapmonitor-SNAPSHOT.jar instead at the same location. I just extracted out SOAPMonitor*.class from this jar into my webapps/axis2 and it works great. I found that part

Re: [AXIS2] - Serialize/Deserialize java.util.Date

Show us your code and a stacktrace, and maybe we can help. java,util.Date is part of our junit tests, which are part of the src distro: http://people.apache.org/dist/axis2/nightly/axis2-std-SNAPSHOT-src.zip modules/integration/test/org/apache/axis2/rpc/RPCCallTest.java Take a look at

RE: WSDL2JAVA Using Socks V5 instead of V4

Well, I guess either nobody understands my question or problem, or nobody has an answer to my problem. I am using Axis 1.2. I do think I forgot to mention that in the originale-mail, or rather the original with this subject. Thank you, Larry M. Lemons (304) 726-4809 Ext. 4505 From:

RE: axis versus axis2

I'm not sure if I qualify as a die hard fan of Axis, but I've chosen it over XFire because I like the pluggable architecture and some of the other features, such as more transport options (TCP). I am doing a top-down web service using XML Schema and WSDL as the starting point. The xsd is

Re: SOAP Monitor

The docs now say: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/webservices/axis2/trunk/java/xdocs/latest/soapmonitor-module.html pAlternatively, you can get the compiled applet classes from the axis2-soapmonitor-*.jar from inside the expanded axis2.war under WEB-INF/lib ./p If anyone has suggestions on how

Re: Consuming a web service

The WSDL should tell you what you need to know. If you compile a stub, Axis should generate everything for you. If you use the DII, then you need to define the WSDL settings in your code. On 9/6/06, Chris Riekenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for response and the tutorial. Do you also know

[Axis2] Purpose of resource files generated with Xmlbeans databinding

All, Can anyone tell me what is the purpose of the files generated under /resources/schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans with the file extension .xsb? These get generated by WSDL2Java when the databinding is xmlbeans B.

Re: [Axis2] JAVA2WSDL Eclipse plugin- How to generate SOAP1.1 WSDL

Hi, I guess the Java2WSDL command line tool (from the nightly build of course) should do the trick for you since it is configured to generate two bindings. The problem could be that the eclipse plugin uses the Axis2 1.0 code base (we only release a plugin with a standard release - plugins are not

RE: [Axis2] JAVA2WSDL Eclipse plugin- How to genera te SOAP1.1 WSDL

Thanks a lot. Let me try and see how it goes. -Original Message- From: Ajith Ranabahu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 3:57 PM To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: Re: [Axis2] JAVA2WSDL Eclipse plugin- How to generate SOAP1.1 WSDL Hi, I guess the Java2WSDL

Re: axis versus axis2

Brennan, Could you please log a bug for #2 with your wsdl/xsd's? (I just checked in a change that may help!). That will help us fix both #2 and #3. thanks, dims On 9/6/06, Spies, Brennan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not sure if I qualify as a die hard fan of Axis, but I've chosen it over

RE: axis versus axis2

Davanum, Done: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-1116 I assume that the appropriate .xsb files will be generated under /resources when the bug is fixed (whatever they do...). B. -Original Message- From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September

Which WSDL should I use?

Axis2 v1.0When i need to distribute a WSDL file to clients, or post at a particular URL, should I use the original WSDL that I authored, or the one that is produced as a result of running my original WSDL through the WSDL2Java tool?

MTOM attachments from XFire

I'm calling an XFire based web service that is using MTOM to return attachments. Tracing the actual HTTP request I can see the response looks like what I'd expect, but Axis2 fails to parse the results. The problem _seems_ to be that my Axis2 client stubs are expecting the attachments to be

Re: MTOM attachments from XFire

Please use a nightly build of Axis2. Options options = myStub._getServiceClient().getOptions(); options.setProperty(org.apache.axis2.Constants.Configuration.ENABLE_MTOM, Boolean.TRUE); -- dims On 9/6/06, Jay Gillibrand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm calling an XFire based web service that

Parameter in soap request can't be recognized and sent to deployed web services in Axis 1.4

Hi Anne and all, I deployed a doc/literalweb service using Axis 1.4. There are two parameters defined for the operation. The soap request look likes ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv=http://schemas.xmlsoa p.org/soap/envelope/

Re: Re: MTOM attachments from XFire

I tried the nightly and had two problems. First, one of the methods in the stub wouldn't even compile since it was filled with mismatched ifs and elses. Since it wasn't related to the download method I'm calling, I just commented it out for now. Second, the stub for the download method still

Re: Re: MTOM attachments from XFire

Hi Jay, The web site says clients automatically handle MTOM attachments... Yes.. It's true.. Client identifies and creates a OMText object in the place of XOP:Include element... Configuration Dims has mentioned is usefull when sending MTOM attachements. What's the data binding framework you

Is the a way to get WSDL from XSD

All, Anne, I have an XSD for the message I should be sending through web service. I need to create web services through this. Is there way, I can convert/ derive WSDL from XSD? Looking forward for some help regarding this. Thanks, Nandita