Transports and handlers are used to allow developers the ability to
configure and deploy their own usage or implementation of Axis. The core
of Axis is the Engine that handles the actual SOAP Message etc.
Therefore in short even though Axis ships with a HTTP transport as part
of the Axis rele
Check your configuration files for Axis. This seems to be usually caused
by problems with wsdd files.
Greetings,
Whilst running the samples.userguide.example2 I
continuosly run into org.apache.axis.AxisFault Exception generated by
the SOAPFaultBuilder's endElement method. I have tested the sample with
xerces2, jaxp and crimson. My jvm is the hotspot client VM 1.4.0-b92.
Has any
It probably means that the xml generated by your code is not compliant
with the xml standard expected by the parser your using. That's just my
thought of the top of my head.
Thanks for the hack Jill.
JRun 4.0 provides web services functionality via Axis beta1
implementation. Can anyone of the Macromedia experts on this list advise
as to if it is possible to upgrade their JRun bundled axis
implementation from beta1 to beta2?
If you modified your LoadClient to a web service client by replacing
the main method, you could simply import it into a jsppage and invoke
your web service. You could simply use a form that takes the machine
name parameter and pass it to your web service client class. Web
Services Definition
Try moving or copying the Axis libraries(jar files) int your jdk
installation directory's jre\lib\ext folder.
Thanks for the response. I usually use the J2EE as a development testbed
for my webapps and ejb based applications for conformity sake. My
current J2EE implentation server is JRun 3.1 .
I have installed Axis in Tomcat sucessfully and would like to install
the Axis engine in the J2EE SDK 1.3.1 development server. Has anyone
been able to install the Axis engine as a webapp using the deploytool of
the J2EE SDK1.3.1? What directory is the equiavlent to webapps directory
found in
Try putting the jar files that axis uses in your java sdk's jre/lib/ext
folder. If your on a windows based system it will be something like
c:\jdk1.3\jre\lib\ext. Copy or move the libraries(jar files) that Axis
needs(they are listed in theInstallation Guide for Axis) there. To run
the examples
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