Hi Tom,
I have to agree wholeheartedly on this. Almost every reference guide,
tutorial, and document seem to be organized around RPC (which also seems
to have limited/harder use, especially when complex messages are needed...
nested tags, attributes, etc.)
Thank you,
-Raiden Johnson
On Thu
Thanks Anne!
I guess in the example below I could just surround the whole series of
tags with a "wrapper" tag, so that I can avoid the attributes on the top
level. (Like put the example below inside atag.)
Anyhow, thank you for your assistance with this!
-Raiden Johnson
On
exciting... I wish I had converted
over sooner.
-Raiden Johnson
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Anne Thomas Manes wrote:
> As a rule of thumb, you should use the Axis "wrapped" style. (Sometimes you
> can't, but the example you cite below is fine.) The "wrapped" generates
&
ets like these not appropriate for RPC? It seems to
me, like you really need to build your own requests, and parse your own
responses to make something like this work. Am I correct in that?
Thank you,
-Raiden Johnson
web service ahead of
time, and then package the server-config.wsdd into a war file that I could
then upload to production. This seems like the solution that will allow
me to accomplish what I'm looking for.
Thank you everyone, for your help!
-Raiden Johnson
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004 [
Hrm, I may have figured this out.
Is the answer to my question: you deploy the web service via the
adminclient BEFORE you create the war file that is deployed to production?
(If it makes a difference, I am integrating Axis into an existing web
application.)
Thank you,
-Raiden Johnson
On Thu
ady
be deployed... without having to call the adminclient after deploying the
war file.
Thank you again,
-Raiden Johnson
On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just started working with Axis, and have read through the user and
> installation guides, and have read
don't get the flexibility of using wsdl.
How can you do instant deployment using wsdl without having to run the
adminclient each time you push a new war file to a production system?
I know I'm missing something easy here, and any guidance would be much
appreciated!
Thank you,
-Raiden Johnson
