Hi fellow Axisants,
we're also having Arrays of problems here, with getting Axis (1.2RC1)
Services on Tomcat and a couple of Axis and .net clients working together.
The Axis clients deserialize Arrays of Beans correctly, while .net clients give
us some headaches:
At the moment we have
Hi all,
As requested by Davanum I created a simple example to test this scenario. It
turns out that the simple example works correctly - the custom serializer is
only invoked once. The second invocation is due to some special processing I
am doing within my application. I had a a question on
You should maybe report this as a noncritial bug at
http://ws.apache.org/axis/bugs.html.
Alexander Flexx Wessel
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From: h2ooo x *EXTERN* [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 8:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Documentation: Axis PDF Alignment
sorry the example is missing because I cannot seem to send a mail with an
attachment to the mailing list. The zip file is only 45kb but each time I
send it I get a delivery failure. I did not read anywhere that mails with
attachments cannot be sent to the mailing list!
From: tom ONeill [EMAIL
Also check out the following white paper
http://download.vipera.com/doc/vipera-vision.pdf
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Hello,
adressing the topic of the empty namespace attribute (xmlns=) that Eric
mentioned in his mail, we had the same .NET/Axis interoperability problem. In
our case there was no need for a codechange in Axis but a change in the
wsdd-File.
if we had:
service name=ElanServices
Is it too slow or will you get an exception?
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Von: Thomas Herre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 11. November 2004 08:57
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: [Fwd: Too Large XML Response?]
Hi all,
I'm new to this list, yet not new to Axis.
I would
Open a JIRA issue and then you can upload the zip as attachment
(http://issues.apache.org/jira).
-- dims
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 09:55:20 +, tom ONeill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry the example is missing because I cannot seem to send a mail with an
attachment to the mailing list. The zip
It is far too slow. Takes between 1 and 2 minutes for one request as
desribed below.
Also, the heap becomes very large: about 300 MB filled with instances
of parser and Axis classes.
Dorner, Thomas schrieb:
Is it too slow or will you get an exception?
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Von:
Tip:
Build a service with the habilitie to retrieve the information page by page.
If you have, let's say, 5000 clients, show them in your GUI in a paged
form like google do on searches maybe 200 clients by page (25
pages) shoud be good.
bye
Ivan
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 13:48:41 +0100,
Ivan,
Thanks for the tip. I knew that this the preferred way to handle such
problems.
Nonetheless I would like to know if Axis should be able to handle such
large responses.
You see, it was the first time, I encountered such a problem with Axis.
But I think it is not unusual for a business
I believe this problem is the cost of holding the big Web Service
response in memory and, at same time, instanciate a lot of objects (or
maintening a lot of objects in memory and at same thime build a big
XML String). All happening at client side.
I believe this happens with all kind of Web
I am using WSDL tools to generate Java
code.
In my web service I used a jar ( commons-net-1.2.2.jar)
to establish FTP connection. However, I couldn't get the service work.
Where should I put the jar file. (Under
tomcat\common\lib or tomcat \webapps\axis\lib or classpath or somewhere
else?)
Hello,
normely tomcat/webapps/axis/WEB-INF/lib
should be the right place to put additionally jar files for use by the
service-classes.
mfg
khs
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Von: METIN ZAVRAK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: Donnerstag, 11. November 2004
Hi Axisants!
KHS, Thanks for the info. However, I don't see any change whether I configure
the operation as you stated or not.
Digging for the cause of our problems we have found out: The XML returned is
definetely different depending on wether you call the service via URL (query
string) or
I can't help to speak out some thoughts on the status of Axis
That should have read ... on the status of SOAP. Axis vs. Axis works fine, so
the problems are rooted in the protocol, not in one of its implementations...
So long,
Flexx
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From: Wessel Alexander
Sent:
Title: WSDLtoJava generating holder classes for non in/out parameter types
I'm generating my Java objects by running the WSDLtoJava utility (using the latest/greatest code) against the following WSDL.
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
definitions name=Geocode
I'm trying to create client-side stubs for a web-service which is
describe by a wsdl file that I have on my local hard drive. Is there
anyway to give wsdl2java a file url?
Thanks,
Mike-
WSDL2Java accepts a filename as an argument.
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From: Michael Burbidge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 1:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Specifying a File URL to wsdl2java...
I'm trying to create client-side stubs for a web-service which
That's one of the few things I apparently have working [with Vendor
substituted for the actual vendor]
Here's a snippit from my build.xml
target name=wsdl2java description=Generate Java from WSDL source
mkdir dir=${generated.dir}/src/
axis-wsdl2java
hey,
I've been having problems with trying to get axis to serialize / deserialize
a set of two beans where one bean contains a reference to the other bean --
my service also returns an array of these complex objects.
Can somebody point me to any resources for doing this? I have asked a few
questions
Bcc: @axis-dev, @axis-user, @beehive-dev, @beehive-user
All,
I've submitted a request for a BoF on Beehive Web Services Metadata
(WSM) (see below) and hope it will be officially confirmed and
scheduled within the next couple of days (please check the bulletin
boards for announcements). Let's get
Title: Axis 1.2RC1 and WebSphere Application Developer 5.1.2
Hi,
I'm new to Axis 1.2RC1. I followed the installation instructions from the website to setup an Axis server on my local WebSphere Application Developer 5.1.2 (WSAD) using WebSphere 5.1 test environment. Everything goes ok and
Help! I've spent the day searching the archives and googling for bad
types, beanMapping and typeMapping, but I'm still stuck.
Deserialization of primitives and simple objects is working fine. Complex
objects are failing even with typeMapping elements in my client-config.wsdd.
The project I'm
Is there a way I can hook into the Axis classes from a String? I'm having
to retrofit some old software with my new service. This release of my
company's product is locked into an ancient version of Tomcat that isn't
compatible with Axis. Thankfully, it's a one-off and I can use Tomcat 4 in
found another workaround in the web:
http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1456
But one has to patch axis, so the problem will occur
again when You deliver to a customer#s server with
installed axis.
Max
G'day there again,
We're having problems running the AxisHTTPSessionListener in
Resin 2.1.13. Basically, when a session is destroyed, the listener is
calling session.getAttribute (in order to destroy() the
ServiceLifeCyle) which throws an IllegalStateException since the
session has already
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