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Newbie question -- does the .jws extension stand for:
a) Java Web Start
b) Java Web Services
c) Just
Try pointing your browser to: http://localhost:1234
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Hi folks,
I didn't get a response to this post. Who should I contact to discuss the
usage of
Sumit,
Try looking at:
http://dwdemos.dfw.ibm.com/wstk/wsdldoc/index.html
It makes use of the documentation tags in the wsdl.
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Doug Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11/06/2003 10:58:37 PM:
Sumit,
Try looking at:
http://dwdemos.dfw.ibm.com/wstk/wsdldoc/index.html
It makes use of the documentation tags in the wsdl.
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Mike,
Just add them to the server-config.wsdd file in the WEB-INF dir and they're
predeployed.
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Mike Spreitzer/Watson/[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/12/2003 09:14:20 AM
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There's a default one in the axis.jar that will be written out when
something is changed.
Look for: org/apache/axis/server/server-config.wsdd in the jar and just
update it with your stuff and then put it in your WEB-INF dir.
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Mike Spreitzer/Watson/[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/12/2003
and would be
deploying different web service war files.
Thanks
Srinivas
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Mike,
Just add them
Don,
java org.apache.axis.Version will tell you the version number. As for
whether or not the source was changed - I'm almost 100% sure the answer is
'yes'.
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Don Brady [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/17/2003 11:51:38 AM
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I'm surprised you had to build up the Call object yourself.
If you look at the getQuote code in the stock quote sample (I think its
getQuote2) he lets Axis parse the WSDL for him and Axis builds up the
Call object - no direct calls to wsdl4j. All you have to do is tell it
which
operation you
- parse the WSDL and build
a Call object. We do the work so you don't have to!
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is not compatible with Axis,
I notice that you can't use Axis transport to publish a service into an
UDDI
registry. It seems that there is a problem during authentification
handshake.
To fix this issue, I use the Apache SOAP as transport layer
Regards,
Jean-Marc
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Test was done with Axis 1.0 and IBM uddi registry ...
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I will be please if you could send me your config file for uddi4j client
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Axis supports a java binding natively so no http will be involved.
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Steve Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/04/2002 02:23:52 PM
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Look at also using
In the samples, look at: samples\stock\GetQuote.wsdl
it has a java binding as well as a normal http one.
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Actually, that's not the wsdl I was talking about. I was talking about
Axis' stock sample at:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/xml-axis/java/samples/stock/GetQuote.wsdl
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Yes you can use Axis w/o the WSTK to develop Grid services.
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Bahman Kalali [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/30/2002 10:11:49 PM
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to develop Grid services. Is that
correct, or I should specifically use WSTK tool kit?
--Bahman
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Not natively but in general yes
Two things to look for:
1 - you have a service in your WSDL called
LastXTrxtWebServiceWrapperService
2 - you defined the targetNamespace attribute of you WSDL doc as
http://LastXTrx;.
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Lior Graf [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/03/2002 10:57:30 AM
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ver deposit/withdraw/checkBalance is invoked. Account object is just a
proxy to back-end system though, so it should be light-weight.
I reckon this approach is a bit more OO, and doesn't SOAP stand for Simple
OBJECT Access Protocol?
Cheers,
Tuan Le
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t:port/axis/services/MyService. If it's possible how do i get the
parameter.
Thanx.
Tuan
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gImpl, how do I get ServletRequest object?
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Tuan
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By default, if you use the
ws is just a java source file. Axis will publish this
java class as web service automatically.
However, this wouldn't solve my problem as my intention is to create a web
service for each instance of the same class.
Cheers,
Tuan
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Try,
MessageContext msgContext = MessageContext.getCurrentContext();
... = msgContext.getUsername();
... = msgContext.getPassword();
No need to change/add an argument anymore.
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Just wondering - can you grab the latest tcpmon and try that. There were
some changes made prior to beta1 but I believe they were backed out right
after beta1 so they're probably not be there anymore. I use tcpmon quite a
bit and haven't noticed anything like what you're seeing.
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Ivan
From the browser to the jsp yes its just a post, but inside the jsp is an
axis client that will do the real soap call.
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On Sat, 6 Apr 2002, Doug Davis wrote:
From the browser to the jsp yes its just a post, but inside the jsp is
an
axis
problems eh?.
Bryan
On Sun, 2002-03-17 at 10:36, Doug Davis wrote:
place jaxrpc.jar into tomcat's lib dir.-DugBryan Field-Elliot
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NoClassDefFoundError: javax.xml.rpc.namespace.QNameI'm trying
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I am sorry, I wrote it wrong in my previous e-mail.
I actually placed jaxrpc.jar in tomcat/lib and xerces.jar is placed in
axis/web-inf/lib. Is there any thing I am missing ?
Thanks for your reply.
-parimi
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Place a server-config.wsdd file in your webapp's WEB-INF dir that contains
the server side deployment data you want.
The easiest way to get this is to bring up your server and then deploy all
your services - then just copy the server-config.wsdd in your WEB-INF dir
into your webapp/WAR file you
Rich - the DII interface has trouble with overloaded methods as well.
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R J Scheuerle Jr/Austin/IBM@IBMUS on 03/15/2002 05:00:40 PM
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Java2WSDL currently generates mangled operation names
btw - in the latest version the Axis client should throw a much more
meaningful exception - hopefully, we've seen the last of those bad
envelope error messages. Although, you'll have to look inside the
AxisFault itself (or do a dumpToString()) - doing a toString() on it won't
be enough to see
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btw - in the latest version the Axis client should throw a much more
meaningful exception - hopefully, we've seen the last of those bad
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