This may not be the best example, but its something for you to look at. I
have an entry on my todo list to make something better looking, but somehow
things just appear in front of it.
This is a helloworld type service that takes requests with the body of:
http://myorg.com/hello";>
Taras
I am looking for some examples that uses messages instead of RPC. Does
anybody know where to find them? I can't seem to locate a good example in
the Axis examples.
Marcel
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Hi,
The only example in axis that deals with messages
is "proxy". However, this seems not to be an complete example. Does anybody know
(or has) a good stand alone example that uses messages instead of
RPC?
Frank van Lingen
Hi Vikram
Thanx for the timely reply. It works!! However, I still have a doubt...as per ur code I cast the return type to be an object and then converted that to a vector, but if i am returning a vector with a few objects in it, cant I do anything other than taking all of those in a single obje
Hi Vikram
Thanx for the timely reply. It works!! However, I still have a doubt...as per ur code I cast the return type to be an object and then converted that to a vector, but if i am returning a vector with a few objects in it, cant I do anything other than taking all of those in a single object
hi
guys,
i'd
like to point out that this particular problem is a direct result of
the
current JAX/RPC specification. basically, if you define an argument
as
a
holder type on the server, it is ambiguous whether it's intended to be
an out
or an inout holder.
i've
emailed a suggestion
Hi all
I have a web - service which returns java.util.Collection and java.util.List
which contains custom objects in it.
The Custom Objects in the List or Collection have their own Deserializer
Is there any example of Collection or List Deserializer so that I can
Deserialize the Collection
Frank...
An interesting opinion on this topic appears in
this article by Yasser
Shohoud...
http://www.learnxmlws.com/tutors/rpcmsg/rpcmsg.aspxHe
says...
1) RPC offers no advantages over
messaging, and
2) messaging promotes
interop.
Ergo, we should all use messaging and
forget about RPC
Hi,
I just started to look into Axis and SOAP and I am
wondering what is the difference between RPC
and message based services? When would you use them
or does it not matter which one to use?
Furthermore, what do I need to do to create another
basis for transport/invocation than RPC and m
Hi,
I need your help running this Axis code.
This is my java code :
import org.apache.axis.client.Call;
import org.apache.axis.client.Service;
import org.apache.axis.encoding.XMLType;
import org.apache.axis.utils.Options;
public class CurrencyClientAxis
{
public static void main(String [] ar
I'm trying to write a webservice that has an
input/output String parmeters. In my Java code
I'm declaring the parameter as a StringHolder. What
do I need to put in my .wsdd file
when I deploy the service? Is this documented
anywhere where I can read on how to
set up input/output params in ge
How do I pass an Element object from client to server?
On Mon, 2002-03-04 at 10:29, Gus Delgado wrote:
> I got it to work by changing the getRealPath to specifically point to
> the server-config.wsdd. But when I run
>
> java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient deploy.wsdd
> -lhttp://localhost:70
> Hi,
>
> Last week, I played around a bit to publish and access Web Services over
> SSL. Used Axis and HP-WSP ( HP Web Services Platform ) as Web Services
> infrastructure and Tomcat4.0.1 and HP-AS 8.0 as Servlet containers.
>
> Have got the instructions, troubleshooting tips, observed limitat
May the problem be here?
> serializer="com.eaaxis.chapter5.DataSer"
>deserializer="com.axis.DeserFactory"/>
-Taras
> -Original Message-
> From: Karna Harsha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 11:06 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Problem with
Hi,
I am trying to send a custom bean type to the service.
Based on the examples in encoding section, I have
written custom serializer and deserializer.
I deploy the service and when I try to invoke it, I am
getting a null pointer exception at the service.
Serialization part is working fine. The
Please help.
I've deployed my webserver as .jws file, and everything worked fine, so I know
my Tomcat server and the rest of the config works.
Then I wanted to test wsdd deployment.
I've deployed my service as follows, here are the corresponding lined from the
AdminClient list
I'v
I wrote a log handler (extending BasicHandler) that traps various info on
the server side of a SOAP request/response.
One of the problems I ran into was that, if an AxisFault is thrown on the
server, I could not get my log handler to spit out any useful information
about the nature of the error.
On axis-dev, we've talked about doing a beta by the end of this week
(realistically, though, probably not till next week). Keep in mind,
though, that the Call API that you're complaining about is defined by the
JAX-RPC spec and that spec still isn't stable, so there's a good chance
it'll change e
I have been working with axis-alpha-3 and I ran into some problems which I
thought I might cure by using the latest interim build ( 3-3-2002). My
client-side code took a lot of work before I could compile it with this new
build. The Call class in particular has changed a great deal since the
alp
I got it to work by changing the getRealPath to specifically point to
the server-config.wsdd. But when I run
java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient deploy.wsdd
-lhttp://localhost:7001/axis/services/AdminService
it will deploy it but I still get a NullPointerException:
Servlet failed with Excep
I'm trying to set up an output
*parameter* (not return value) to my Web Service but I'm
running into some trouble. Let's say logically my
web service is:
String foo (String inputParm, String
outputParm);
I want the client to be able to access both the
return value and the output Parame
Hi Monika,
to avoid problems with classpath files I always specify the CLASSPATH from
the command line,
this way I know which jar files are being included. As I mentioned in a
previous e-mail, this
works fine for me:
set AXIS_LIBS=%AXIS_HOME%\lib\axis.jar;%AXIS_HOME%\lib\log4j-core.jar;
%AXIS_H
Hi all,
Thanks for all the help. I now have axis correctly configured.
Cheers!
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Monika Solanki
De Montfort University
Software Technology Research Laboratory
Hawthorn building, H00.18
The Gateway.
Leicester LE1 9BH, UK
phone: +44 (0)116 250 6
Which version of tomcat are you trying .. ?
I got a similar error on tomcat 4.0.2 but switched to tomcat 3.3
and everything worked ..
Probably my fault in the first place but ..
I got it working now ..
Jas
> -Original Message-
> From: Vidyanand Murunikkara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
This is becoz the required jar files are not in ur class path
try using java -classpath $CLASSPATH$ org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
-lhttp://localhost:8080/axis/services/AdminService deploy.wsdd
where $CLASSPATH$ represents all the jars required by axis, including
axis.jar
-Origi
Hello
Thanks a lot for your help. I am quite new to the area of web services. I
am finding a lot of problems in getting the concepts straight, especially
with respect to installation. I would be really glad if you could clarify
some of the issues.
Here is a step by step account of what I h
Hi,
I guess you are using alpha3. Try out with a recent nightly build. There
is improved support for arrays and Lists now.
All Lists are now deserialized as Object[]. Even if your sevice method
returns a Vector, on the client side you will receive it as an Object[].
So the client code should loo
Hi all,
I am new to soap and axis. I am writing simple codes to understand the java web services and soap. In my client code, I am able to return Strings, string arrays etc...but not Vectors! Does it need a separate mapping in the deployment descriptor? Else, if vectors are considered as basic
Hi all,
I am new to soap and axis. I am writing simple codes to understand the java web services and soap. In my client code, I am able to return Strings, string arrays etc...but not Vectors! Does it need a separate mapping in the deployment descriptor? Else, if vectors are considered as basic da
Well, basically you should have a .wsdd descriptor file for your service
created. This file is xml-format file that describes your particular
service. The command line below is what you write when you want to deploy
that service to axis server. You can find example .wsdd files from axis
samples-di
Hi
Monika,
maybe you don't
know what deployment descriptor files (.wsdd) are because
the
statement is very
clear. Once you have developed a service, you need to
describe
it, in Axis this
is done through WSDD files where you describe what the service
does. WSDD files
are very similar
I don't have neither axis.jar nor log4j.jar under common/lib and everything
works fine for me. Have you followed the instructions and copied
xml-axis\webapps\axis under tomcat\webapps? Regards.
--
Ramon Turnes Perez
HERMES SoftLab, Litijska 47
1000 Ljublja
Hi,
Can
Axis Serialize / Deserialize java.util.HashMap? If yes should we add any antry
in the WSDD file?
Regards
Vaidya
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2:06 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Help
with instal
Monika,
For the samples, the deploy.wsdd is in the samples directory.
For you own service, you have to create your own or use another way to deploy your service.
See the Axis user guide on how to do that.
Cheers,
Joost
Monika Solanki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
2002-03-04 09:37
Please respond to
Can someone pls explain , what is this statement from the installation doc
for axis suppose to mean
Locate the deployment descriptor for your service and execute the
following command:
java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -lhttp://localhost:8080/axis/services/AdminService
deploy.wsdd
Tha
Hi,
You have to add xerces or some other XML Parser to your classpath.
Cheers,
Joost
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2002-03-01 21:02
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SSL is very slow for short messages.
In our test environment I estimate the additional delay because of SSL around 60 to 70%.
Cheers,
Joost
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2002-03-01 19:51
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Hi,
I had the same problem with another application server.
I solved it by accessing the secure website with internet explorer.
The client will represent the server certificate. If you view the certificate and go to the details,
you can save the certificate to a file. Choose the base64 encoded ve
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