Hi all
I am using axis in a tomcat5 cluster: Apache2.0.48 +
jakarta-tomcat-connectors-jk2.0.2-win32-apache2.0.43.
load balance run successfully, but Session replication has an error.
>From tomcat's document, any attribute value that you store in the session has to
>implement the jav
Hello!
I've asked this question before but got no response.
I apologize to be asking again.
When called,axis would return a XML file like this:
"http://myuri.com/">
Return>Hello!!!Return>
Is there a way I could change the Return
suffix to Result?
ie.
how to get something like:
"htt
I still can't see any reason why my response handler retrieves an empty list of
attachments when I do:
...
org.apache.axis.Message outMsg = msgContext.getResponseMessage();
Iterator attIterator = outMsg.getAttachments();
...
My response message does include a SOAP envelope and there is the cor
Hello,
We are using Apache SOAP as our current WebService
engine. Since the workload of the server
has dramaticly increased we are planing to migrate
to Apache Axis in hope for better performance.
Are there any profe of this?
/Lars
Hi,
Is there any documentation on using SOAP Handlers in Axis
Thx,
-Vinod
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Hi all, when we use document style web services, the method name
of the server don’t appear on the xml call.
How resolve the web service who is the method that execute the
client call? Looking to the example, how the server now that the method the user
is calling is “method” and not “me
For Linux developers who have trouble getting applets to work under web
browsers . . .
I've found it much easier to monitor the network traffic using a network
sniffer. To see the SOAP conversation, I run "ethereal", and click on
"Capture", then "Start". Change the Interface to "lo" (loopback)
On Fri, Dec 19, 2003 at 09:43:45PM -0800, Pete Haidinyak wrote:
> I know this subject has been beaten to death, but I will ask again.
> I am running Axis 1.1 with Tomcat 5.0 and I am trying to modify the
> log4j.properties file. I have tried most of the methods mentioned in the
> lis
Hi there,
implement a Java bean that provides properties for all the header's
attributes, and simply pass it to Stub.setHeader(). Go sure that Axis'
BeanSerializer/BeanDeserializer(Factory) have been added to the type
mapping, so that your serialized bean can go over the wire.
Unfortunately I don
Yes, should be something like this:
Locator locator = new Locator();
TheService stub = locator.getTheService();
stub.setHeader(new SOAPHeadElement("namespace", "name", "value"));
Richard
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From: Pani, Gourav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Thanks for the suggestions. I understand that you can just typecast
TestTransaction and get a stub object as follows.
TestTransactionSoapBindingStub stub = (TestTransactionSoapBindingStub)
transaction;
But that doesn't solve my problem. Or maybe I am just missing the point.
Here is what I woul
Hello there,
I don't know the details of your code, but I suppose that you have to cast
"transaction" to Stub or TestTransactionSoapBindingStub - at compiletime
"transaction" is just of type TestTransaction, and not of type
TestTransactionSoapBindingStub (at runtime, it will be of type
TestTransac
actually, nix that last message. i don't think that is the right path
anyway.
i would think that the header would need to be set to the TestTransaction
object and there would be no need to use the Stub object. That brings me
back to using Handlers. Does anyone have any suggestions/code
snippe
Here is what I am specifically doing in my code.
// creating the service locator obj
TestTransactionService serviceLocator = new
TestTransactionServiceLocator();
// creating and executing the transaction
TestTransaction transaction = serviceLocator.getFastWebService
Hi there,
I don't employ a handler, but simply invoke Stub.setHeader() for passing
authentication data - works fine for me.
HTH
Kind regards,
Arno Huetter
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Gesendet: Montag, 22. Dezember 2003 14:30
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hi,
i am using axis 1.1
on resin 2.1.10 and am trying to send header level authentication info to a
service. from previous posts and some other research i have gathered that
using handlers would be the right way to go about it. however, i cannot
seem to find any documentation or sample c
I run Axis 1.1. The original XSD files used to have tons of XSD-includes
(not sure if there were any cyclic includes, though), like:
Which I replaced by corresponding imports within the WSDL file:
I simply imported all XSD files that existed (originally the WSDL file just
imported XSD files f
Hi all,
Is it actually possible to access the returned attachment parts from
within an Axis response handler? I have written a response handler
that needs to check the attachments before they are returned to the
client.
I have tried to retrieve the attachments from the response message
but that j
Hi all,
Is it actually possible to access returned attachment parts from within an Axis
response handler? I have written a response handler that needs to check the
attachments before they are returned to the client.
I have tried to retrieve the attachments from the response message but that jus
you should be able to get unparsed stream if you put your code in
servlet before it is handled to AXIS - did you try this approach?
thanks,
alek
Dimuthu Leelarathne wrote:
Hi Naresh,
Right now I don't think there is a way you can get untouched stream,
because Axis begins processing a SOAP mes
hi,
if you app is CPU bound o.e. most time is spent in XML parsing (check
top on linux or task manager in windows) then doing Gzip de/compression
may slow down your app as it requires CPU cycles ...
however i think it would be very useful if somebody did an analysis and
post it :-)
thanks,
a
Hi,
I have successfully installed Axis on Tomcat with all the optional packages
too.
I have a general question about the optional xmlsec.jar.
Can anyone please list the advantages of this component, how it can help me
enhance the security of my web-service, or rather what exactly can
xmlsec.jar d
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