Sending DataSet equivalent from Java and dateTime conv

2003-01-11 Thread Joe Shevland
Hi, Sorry if these ones have been covered before but I couldn't find any references to them in the lists. We're implementing SOAP services using Axis 1.1b/Tomcat 4.1, with one of the consuming clients being a VB.NET client. Mostly everything is working OK, as the VB client is building proxy class

WSDL2Java soap header example

2003-01-11 Thread RobWright
I'm completely missing something, and I'm unable to get WSDL2Java to generate the appropriate SOAP header. Could someone please send me an example WSDL file. Thanks, Rob

how to handle attachments

2003-01-11 Thread teo
hi everybody, I checked the attachments/samples and I could not see the code for the service side I am trying to send a file to my web service and save it over there In my client, Service service = new Service(); //A new axis Service. Call call = (Call) service.createCall();call.setTarget

Re: HTTPSession/Tomcat and Axis

2003-01-11 Thread Klaus Thiele
org.apache.axis.MessageContext mctx = org.apache.axis.MessageContext.getCurrentContext(); org.apache.axis.transport.http.AxisHttpSession ses = mctx.getSession(); ses.set("HELLO","Hello, World!"); i think, it's described anywhere in the faq. klaus Am Freitag, 10. Januar 2003 18:31 s

Axis Providers - How Do I Create A New One ?

2003-01-11 Thread Nicholas
I am having some challenges with the current implementation of the EJBProvider, and I am would realy like to roll a new implementation. What I cannopt figure out is how the provider type defined in the WSDD maps to the provider class. i.e. How does this: Map to this: org.apache.axis.provid