hi sriram
wht version of the axis u used? use lastest version of the axis.
regards
vtpavan
I get the following error when i run WSDL2Java
java.io.IOException: ERROR: Missing soap:fault element inFault
getQueues_faul
t1 in operation getQueues_fault1, in binding getQueues
at
hi
copy and paste those tag manually to the server-config file. hope it will
work
regards
vtpavan
I cannot include typeMapping and beanMapping in the
server-config.wsdd file.
Otherwise its working
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From: Jaspreet Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hi Tony
in the HttpAuthentication u can use http header element to pass the
authentication information and u can use the HttpServletRequest methods to
get the user name and the password. but in the soap message level
authentication u need to deserialize ur message to get the password.
in ur
hi
same prob also occured to someone else in the mailing list.
wsdl2java generate the sql.Date or util.date for the XSD_Date.
see the class org.apache.axis.encoding.DefaultTypeMappingImpl.
prob might be in the regenerating the XSD type from the java Date type.
vtpavan
Hi all,
I have run
hi
Have u uncomment the servelet mapping for the AdminServlet.
see the installation guide(attached with this mail). hope this will help u.
vtpavan
Hi,
I have been using Netbeans and Tomcat for so long now.I have installed
the axis 1.1 and even validated it.My happyaxis.jsp runs.However
hi!
problem might occur in the serialization and deserialization part by handler
invoke. u can observe the soap serialization message patteren using tcp
monitor. then u can find out, what wrong in the serialization and
deserialization .
hope this 'll help u
regards
vtpavan
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Hi Ilja,
Hi Shrikant,
If you already have java classes the why you have to regenerate those
from
WSDL?
I thought I should, because of what vairamuthu thayapavan said:
hi u can't do any thing with having the wsdl file only. to deploy your
webservice u have
hi
u can create call object using
Service service = new Service();
Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
sometimes u need to add some handlers/chains and services in the client
side. so u need client deploy wsdd. see the exaple
axis-1_1\samples\transport-client deploy.
regards
vtpavan
hi
u can't do any thing with having the wsdl file only. to deploy your
webservice u have to generate server binding stubs using wsdl2java tool.
those are discribed detaily in the axis userguide.
regards
vtpavan
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From: Ilja [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
hi
i think ur wsdl has the targetname space uri
'http://axis.test.soap' as in following wsdl target namespace uri "http://soap.bookshop.com.
wsdl:definitions
xmlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/"
xmlns:apachesoap="http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap"
xmlns:impl="http://soap.bookshop.com"
Title: How to extract values from SOAP message?
hi
use any of the xml parser or parser implementaion
(sax , xml pull , ). take it as a xml doc
regards
vtpavan
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From:
Myatlyuk, Andrey
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003
hi
i run a sample in two way in the axis 1.1
1) using the tomcat
2)using simple axis server.
i observed one thing that when we increase the request size tomcat starts to
give better performance rather than simple axis server. is any specific
reasons for that?
Thanks in advance
thayapavan
hi,
write the clients urself for the complex types. for that, use the samples in
the axis, that give the guide to write the clients. i think this way give
more understanding ab client side.
regards
vtpavan
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From: scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
hi
i think u mean the ws classes in axis. for that 1st specify a default
constructor with out any parameter. then specify ur constructor with
required parameter.
-
thayapavan
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From: Massimo Barabino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003
hi Jhon Sanabria
first create a class that give the way to return the array of array (call
that class Array2 as a bean).
QName qn = new QName( urn:myarray2, Array2 );
then register that type
call.registerTypeMapping(Array2 .class, qn,new
org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanSerializerFactory(Array2
hi Jhon Sanabria
sorry,some wrong in previous mail.
first create a class that give the way to return the array of array (call
that class Array2 as a bean).
QName qn = new QName( urn:myarray2, Array2 );
then register that type
call.registerTypeMapping(Array2 .class, qn,new
hi!
go to the example-message
u can get more knowledge
Regards,
vtpavan
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From: Peter Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Axis Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 4:39 PM
Subject: Getting a webservice to return it's result as XML.
Hi,
I am
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