RE: java.io.IOException: Type XXXX is referenced but not defined.

2003-09-18 Thread Zhang, Leslie Zhang (ICT Centre, ANU - Acton)
I have encountered this kind of problems before. Have a look at the namespaces in your wsdl and make sure that there are correct. Make sure types are fully qualified. Les, -Original Message- From: Josh Rehman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 7:01 AM To: [EMAIL

Struct examples

2003-09-17 Thread Leslie . Zhang
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RE: help with sending a struct

2003-09-17 Thread Leslie . Zhang
Instead of using stucts you may consider us maps. define a map in WSDL and use AXIS to generate the required stub classes. Using the stub classes, you can send maps to the server. Les, -Original Message- From: scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 10:34 PM

RE: wsdd file

2003-08-27 Thread Leslie . Zhang
Hi Lu, I recently investigated a very similar problem. If you need to run a web services over a ssl server. You will need to make Java trust your server. import your server certificate to your java keystore file I think it is located at $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts make

RE: Defining a map in WSDL

2003-08-27 Thread Leslie . Zhang
Aug 2003 06:40:40.0695 (UTC) >FILETIME=[4DC9F070:01C36878] > > >Well this is pain in the neck. I have been trying to define a map, like >java hash map, in WSDL. Have anyone done this before. Would you like to >share your experience? > >LEs > >=

Defining a map in WSDL

2003-08-21 Thread Leslie . Zhang
Well this is pain in the neck. I have been trying to define a map, like java hash map, in WSDL. Have anyone done this before. Would you like to share your experience? LEs == Leslie ZHANG E - Service Integration Mathematical and Information Sciences

RE: running wsdl2java with https

2003-08-02 Thread Leslie Zhang
know if wsdl2java has any option that lets you ignore expired certs. It should be possible for you to proceed by saving the WSDL file locally once you are able to get it via the browser and then run WSDL2Java on it. Cheers, Sanjay --- Leslie Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >

running wsdl2java with https

2003-07-31 Thread Leslie Zhang
and why that exception was thrown. Help please ! Les == Leslie ZHANG E - Service Integration Mathematical and Information Sciences CSIRO GPO Box 664, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia Ph: (02) 6216 7072, Fax: (02) 6216 7111