Hi folks. I've been beating my head against the wall for a couple of
days now trying to get Axis 1.1 (currently using the final release and
still having the same problem) to access a .NET Webservice. Most of the
webservices I've tried to access which are either GLUE or SOAP based
come throu
Add a parameter to the service element:
You can also define parameters for wsdlServicePort and wsdlPortType for the
and element names.
Cheers,
Mike
> "Salama, Roberto" wrote:
>
> I'm really struggling with a problem where is not the
> same as what is being set in the wsdd file. In the ws
Attached is a very simple example of a WSDL file that fails(produces undesired
behavior in my opinion) when parsed with WSDL2Java and Sun's JWSDP_1.1
wscompile.
Basically I want to define a fault message that contains a part that is of
complextype like this:
If I define the pa
Title: HELP: in wsdl is not the same as tag in wsdd
I'm really struggling with a problem where is not the same as what is being set in the wsdd file. In the wsdd, the service is defined as:
And In the wsdl xml, its showing up as:
DocumentUploadServiceService">
impl:D
privyet,
I am creating a SOAPFault element within the body to return. Then it is up to the user/client to do some error-handling.
You can call MessageContext and .getBody().
Look also into customizing Handlers perhaps, I haven't looked into this too much yet.
r
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Subject:
Thanks for the response. Attached is my service program and the deployment
descriptor. I'm not using the qualified name in my service or deployment
descriptor. So I'm not sure what I need to change ?
The unmarshalling of incoming xml, in the java code, is by using the castor
api. And the incoming
I created a doc/literal webservice with a method1Request message. The
scheam of this message was included in the wsdl-query by using
wsdlInputSchema -file in the wsdd. But I don't know how to include the
schema for the output message as well. I tried , but
that seemed too beautiful to be true.
By the way, it's what I meant; I got the WSDL from the browser.
Where does CFMX hide the deployment descriptor?
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From: Jeff Greif [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 June, 2003 19:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ColdFusion and Axis (was: New to Axis)
Next time, rat
Rick,
My basic Axis installation (happyaxis, etc.) is ok. Here's my situation: First,
I deployed my service by copying the class files to Axis's WEB-INF\classes
directory. I ran AdminClient against AxisServlet
(http://localhost:8080/axis/services/AxisServlet) using a deploy.wsdd that
contains the r
We found out that JWSDP (1.2) as a client does not work correctly
with our Axis-based WebService. It turns out that the problem
is with the response / complex types that Axis sends.
We have a data object (class) that holds some fields, and a
class that inherits from the first one and holds another
Next time, rather than recreate WSDL manually, load it into your browser via
http://me.org/myservice?wsdl
and save a copy, or use wget.
When you put back the edited copy, you'll have to change the deployment
descriptor so that it is used instead of generated WSDL.
Jeff
- Original Message
Title: RE: How to make CalcClient respond to GET/POST requests?
Ingrid wrote:
> http://localhost/axis/Calculator.jws?method=add&i1=5&i2=6 ??
> ^^
Yes, that's it! But now I have a strange result with subtract:
http://localhost/axis/Calculator.jws?me
Yes, but no answer yet. Looks like all CFMX users use Web Services "the
standard way".
Matt Liotta has written a chapter about that in "ColdFusion MX Developers
Handbook", but it will take 3 weeks till I get the book ...
In the meantime, I managed to re-create the WSDL manually, generate Java
stubs
Thanks, alan.
I've used Ant in the past, mostly to compile things like Axis,
JXPath, UDDI4J, etc from the command line. How would I
run this Ant script from within a Java program?
For example, I run Java2WSDL by instantiating an Emitter
and invoking Emitter.emit() from within my Java program
(a
Title: Extra "ServiceService" being attached to the wsdl:service name
I'm having the following problem with axis 1.1 and 1.1rc2 running under tomcat 4.05 where everything is running in one webapp, no wars involved. It looks like the name I set in the tag in the server-config.wsdd is not makin
Anne,
We are planning for it
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SecurityProposal
You will see something next week (At least X509)
Thanks,
dims
--- Anne Thomas Manes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OASIS WS-Security defines a standard SOAP header for passing security
> tokens. The s
I've deployed Axis 1.1 in an AIX
environment using IBM Websphere v5. Axis starts up with no error indications,
however, clicking on the Validate link in on the happyaxis page produces a page
not found error. I've eliminated possible duplicate xml parsers in the classpath
and this still occur
Use mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] instead.
Steve
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From: Hans Russo resowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 9:13 AM
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Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Unsubscript adress does not work
Unsubscript adress does not work
<[EMAIL PROTECTE
Have you asked this question on the Macromedia discussion lists?
Can someone from Macromedia provide guidance?
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From: "D. Delcomminette" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 1:44 AM
Subject: ColdFusion and Axis (was: New to Axis)
>
>
Unsubscript adress does not work
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does any body known what I have to do for unsubscription.
regards Hans
No,
It doesnt out of the box its not axis in WSAD or WAS 5.0. We use both in our
current project and
manually added axis to a project, works fine by the way allthough axis 1.1
seems te be somewhat
buggy on how it handles simpletypes in wsdl declaration files when using
wsdl2java.
Greetz,
Leo
---
Hi,
I understand that WebSphere 5 use Axis to execute and call WebServices.
What are the differences between them in the WebService domain?
Is it the same implementation?
Thanks,
Charles
The W3C WS-Arch team recommends passing security tokens in a SOAP header.
I (and many others) view this approach as the best practice. The OASIS
WS-Security Technical Committee is the group that is developing the formal
standards for this purpose. As I said in my previous message, the
WS-Security
Just to clarify -- SAML doesn't define a SOAP header. It defines a standard
XML format to represent authentication and authorization security tokens. It
also defines various protocols (including a SOAP protocol) for accessing an
authentication or authorization authority to obtain a token -- but in
OASIS WS-Security defines a standard SOAP header for passing security
tokens. The spec isn't final, yet, but it's pretty close. You can use
WS-Security to pass any type of security token. The spec defines binding for
many different types of tokens, including SAML, Kerberos, X.509, XCBF, and
more. S
Dear AXIS Users, or may be developers like Tom, architects like Sam,
Please need your views on this.
Regards,
Santosh
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 10:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Newbie question on Usage and
HI,
I have just started using Axis and I am going through the samples. I have
reached the attachments one and have successfully run it.
My problem is when looking at the source code is the method "public Document
attachments(Document xml)" invoked?
I have a rough idea of w
Wilfred,
Thank you for the prompt reply. I hope to generate a healthy debate on the
issue and see whether I am crossing the limits of interoperation.
Does SOAP, UDDI, WSDL in their present and proposed form attempt to address
this issue about authentication? What are the best practices around thi
It is important to note the SAML is not a proprietary headers (it is
hosted at Oasis http://xml.coverpages.org/saml.html).
Coming to your question, it is possible to do that using SAAJ api and
Messaging style service.
only problem would be that you would have to handle the processing of
xml intern
I was looking at the javadocs for release 1.1 and noted that
org.apache.axis.message.Text
implements javax.xml.soap.SOAPElement. which is wrong as per the SAAJ API,
As per the SAAJ API Text should implement Node and not SOAPElement
Is it a bug?
JohnSmith
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> We are considering of introducing axis based web services, as an interop
> solution for the interface into our product. We already have well
> established Authentication and Authorisation services delivered via CORBA, I
> wanted to utilise the same and introduce a concept of a token for every
> s
Dear Axis users,
We are considering of introducing axis based web services, as an interop
solution for the interface into our product. We already have well
established Authentication and Authorisation services delivered via CORBA, I
wanted to utilise the same and introduce a concept of a token for
Hi,
I have a webservice which use HTTPS for the commuikation with the webserver
(tomcat). So far no problem, but no I try to change the permissions at the
webserver to clientauth=true.
Both sides know the keys. But at my webservice i get a exception.
How do i say the WS which key (and keypass) i
> "Wendy" == Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Wendy> I tried:
Wendy> http://localhost/axis/Calculator.jws?operation=add&i1=5&i2=6
Wendy> And got AXIS error: invoking via GET No method!
Maybe:
http://localhost/axis/Calculator.jws?method=add&i1=5&i2=6 ??
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