RE: session, handler problem

6 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: session, handler problem Kiran - have you considered embedding the custom message inside the SOAP fault as a detail element or as a custom exception? /Chris -- Original Message -- From: "Pathuru, Kiran"

session, handler problem

I have a webservice which works based on sessions. The user first need to login and then onwards can make the calls. In one of my request handlers, now I am checking what method the user is requesting and then see whether the user has already logged in successfully, otherwise I will raise an Axis

session management

I have the following problem in maintaining the session. I have a webservice where the user need to login first and if the login is successfull then the server sends a sessionid back to the user. Then the client will perform the lookup and update operations. My problem is that, the client is a we

RE: can two java classes be deployed as one web service?

I am not really sure whether it is possible as I not an AXIS expert. But you can acheive the same using some thing like this: Write your two classes and write a third class with all the methods from both classes, and in method body call the other class. public class java1 { method1() {

RE: wsdl2java and namespace

I am also looking for the answer for a long time but haven't found yet. Though my application still uses ns1 as namespace instead of what I want it works fine. But any help on how to change this will be great.   Thanks kiran pathuru -Original Message-From: Wei Hsu [mailto:[EMA

RE: Creating a JWS web service with OUT parameters?

to Tomcat renamed to MyJunitTest.jws and it would automagically be able to use OUT parameters - to do this I'd need to know how I would define an OUT parameter in a java method.. Thanks, Ben Pathuru, Kiran wrote: >I do the same with my web services. My wsdd file looks like this.. > > >

RE: Creating a JWS web service with OUT parameters?

I do the same with my web services. My wsdd file looks like this.. http://www.w3.rg/2001/XMLSchema"; mode="OUT"/> http://www.3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; mode="OUT"/> I generated it using WSDL2Java. Your wsdl should look somethig like this... That sh

RE: Java2WSDL problem

run it from C:\devWS directory like java -classpath test .. regards, kiran pathuru -Original Message- From: Danko Desancic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 4:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Java2WSDL problem I am new to the axis and

RE: Deploying service in embedded axis

Once you deploy the service in axis using admin service in your local system, a file will be created under WEB-INF/server-config.wsdd >From then onwards, you can simply copy it to WEB-INF directory while creating WAR file or whatever you are doing. Axis will pick it up automatically and no need to

RE: getting client ip in service class

Here we go HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest)MessageContext.getCurrentContext).getPropertyHTTPConstan ts.MC_HTTP_SERVLETREQUEST); String clientIp = req.getRemoteAddr(); regards, kiran pathuru -Original Message- From: Samir Shaikh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursda

RE: finding ip address of client

the solution.. -Original Message- From: Pathuru, Kiran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 5:58 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: finding ip address of client hi, Can anybody suggest me how can find the IP address of the client from where I am gettin

finding ip address of client

hi, Can anybody suggest me how can find the IP address of the client from where I am getting requests. Or atleast how to get the request object, so that I can use request.getRemoteAddr() method... Any ideas where I can look into.. Regards, kiran pathuru http://www.ect-telecoms.de Tel: +49 89 5529

RE: JAX-RPC with attachments question

In my case I am returning two strings. I think it should be the same with you as well. My wsdl seems something like   . .             .. ..   I used WSDL2Java to produce java code, and the method generated will look something like   public void method(String arg1, String

Security Handler, returning error message instead of throwing axi s fault

hello everybody, I have a Login handler which will check from which IP address the request is coming and then return an error message if the IP address is not the intended one. Instead of throwing axis fault, I want to send a SOAP response like the following which is how the customer receives.

RE: problem in running the admin client

1) Try to run the command from axis direcotry like this c:\axis>java -classpath . samples.stock.GetQuote -uuser.. This will fix the first problem. 2) If you set the classpath in windows, already opened cmd prompts can not get the updated classpath. check this by seeing the classpath from

RE: using custom namespace instead of ns1

Nobody ready to help me ... Any hints on what to do? -Original Message- From: Pathuru, Kiran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 12:54 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: using custom namespace instead of ns1 Hello everybody, I am having a problem wit

RE: unrecognised operation error

Hi Brian,   It seems like the method you are requesting is not supported or atleast not in the wsdl. Just check whether you are requesting the correct method. Go to http://youhost/appName/servlet/AxisServlet  and see whether this method is there under the service name. To see your request

using custom namespace instead of ns1

Hello everybody, I am having a problem with using my own namespace instead of the default ns1 generated by axis in SOAP messages. However I tried a lot without much luck and even searched the group but unable to find any answer. I want my response to look like the following: http://xml.

returning more than one string

Hello everybody, I am having some problems in returning more than one string to my SOAP request. The SOAP response should be something like the following: http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap";> I am using Axis1.1 and Tomcat 4.1.24. I don't know how to return to strings. Is it possibl