dims,
I've tried commenting out that code, and it doesn't make any difference.
Regards
Stephen.
> -Original Message-
> From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, 16 March 2003 11:38
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Axis 1.1 RC2 - performance problem, possibly
Title: Message
That
goes under WEB-INF in the war file.
MyApp.ear
axis.jar
my-axis-ejb-client.jar
my-axis-web-app.war
WEB-INF
server-config.wsdd
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Title: Packaging WSDL in an ear file
Naresh,
I am
trying to do the similar project. However, I was not able to package
server-config.wsdd. Where and how did you package it?
Brian
-Original Message-From:
Naresh Bhatia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Saturday, March 15,
2003 2:03
Stephen,
It could be the isRecursive() check in VectorSerializer.java. Try commenting that out.
It was
added to prevent a circular references. See
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-axis/java/src/org/apache/axis/encoding/ser/VectorSerializer.java
for cvs log of changes.
Thanks,
dims
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Hello,
I've noticed a huge decrease in performance with RC2. A transaction that
typically takes 300ms with Axis 1.0, 1.1Beta and RC1 now takes 1500ms with
RC2.
This performance decrease seems to be only affecting methods that return a
Vector (SOAP_VECTOR) from the service - but I'll need to carry
Hi,
we are developing a middleware(Based on EJB). The clients for the middleware are in
different platform(Java and VB ..etc.). So the requirement is to make the middleware
exposed as Webservice . But Java clients will call using RMI and other will call using
SOAP. The middleware handles image
Hi Jinesh,
here's the WSDL file.
Thanks very much
Eric
Jinesh Varia wrote:
Can you send me your WSDL or send a link.? I would just like to compare with mine.
With Question2: I meant there are tools available which would create a SOAP request
and send it to
Port. and retreive a SOAP response as
Hi Jinesh,
Can you send me your WSDL or send a link.? I would just like to compare with mine.
I'll send it to you.
With Question2: I meant there are tools available which would create a SOAP request
and send it to
Port. and retreive a SOAP response as XML file. like XML SPY. download the evalua
Can you send me your WSDL or send a link.? I would just like to compare with mine.
With Question2: I meant there are tools available which would create a SOAP request
and send it to
Port. and retreive a SOAP response as XML file. like XML SPY. download the evaluation
version and
see whether you
Hi Jinesh,
thanks for your reply. To answer you questions:
1. did you get files (when you used WSDL2Java) like
getDescriptionAvailableRequest.java and
getDescriptionAvailableResponse.java for function :getDescriptionAvailable and similar
files for
each of your functions? Since this is also a dat
Hi Eric,
I am also entangled at the exactly similar situation. I have Publications and Persons.
I also tried retriving only persons so that it is not array of arrays. but got the
same error
Can you confirm the following?
1. did you get files (when you used WSDL2Java) like
getDescriptionAvailabl
Hi,
I'm a newbie to Axis and SOAP, so please forbear with me: I'm currently
working in project using gSOAP 2.2.3b as server and Axis 1.1 RC2 as
client. I used the wsdl file generated by gSOAP and converted it using
wsdl2java, but I ran into an problem with Axis not able to deserialize
an array of
Title: Packaging WSDL in an ear file
Hi,
My J2EE application is both an Axis client and an Axis Server. Since Axis.jar is quite large (~ 1MB), I would like to package it only once in my ear file. So, instead of putting it in my web-app, I am packaging it at the top level of my ear file wher
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