suggest an alternative as to how we should address this
situation. Would be highly grateful for a quick response.
Thanks a lot,
Warm regards,
Vikram Roopchand
Programmer Analyst,
Infosys Technologies Ltd,
India.
irregularity. I would like comments from Axis devs on this one. Is there a
workaround in Axis which will help me read the fault code and string without
parse errors? I am reproducing the conversation I had on the XMLA newsgroup
.
thanks, - Vikram
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Hi Vikram
tion class for it to work.
Of course, I had to add xerces2.0 jars to weblogic's classpath.
This may not be the cleanest solution but it worked for me.
HTH
Vikram
Sudhir wrote:
> HII am new to axis . I am trying to install axis beta2 with
> weblogic6.1. I have copied webappa\axis to
this is a known bug in beta2. try one of the more recent nightly builds
Chaudhri Rohit-CRC037 wrote:
> As specified in the documentation, I used the name="allowedMethods" value= "method names" /> tag to specify the methods
> that I should be exposed in the Web Service. But still after I deploy
If you look at /webapps/axis/WEB-INF/web.xml , you can see
that any request to an url of the form axis/services/* is handled by the
class org.apache.axis.transport.http.AxisServlet. The AxisServlet in
turn gets info
about the deployed services from the file server-config.wsdd
Vikram
Nuno
look like:
Object response = call.invoke(requestArray);
Vector result = org.apache.axis.utils.JavaUtils.convert(response,
Vector.class);
HTH
Vikram
DEEPTHI PRABHAKAR wrote:
> Hi all, I am new to soap and axis. I am writing simple codes to
> understand the java web services and soap. In my
nd get
it back
as a List. But on the server side it is a problem. Some smart reflection has to be
done on the
service class when any of its methods use a List as a parameter.
Vikram
R J Scheuerle Jr wrote:
> Great observation!
>
> It makes sense to me that the component types of a List obj
Hi,
There seems to be a bug in ArraySerilizer when a list containing objects
of different classes is serialized. The arrayType attribute is being set
to the type of the first element in the list and not to xsd:anyType as
would be expected.
Could someone please clarify?
thanks
Vikram
oops... its BeanDeserializer that throws the exception. The serializer
seems to work fine.
Vikram Rayabhari wrote:
> I have a property in a bean that is declared as
>
> private MyInterface intf;
>
> This property is always null and will never change in my application.
write a dummy class which implements MyInterface, and then add a mapping
for this.
Could the BeanSerializer be changed so that it takes care of serializing
null properties(just like it does for primitives) and throws an exception
only when a non-null property has no mapping registered for it?
Vikram
promptly
a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException is thrown.
It results in java.io.NotSerializableException when the List passed contains
objects of different classes ie ArrayDeserializer returns an ArrayListExtension
object that is still not serializable.
Vikram
R J Scheuerle Jr wrote:
>
expose this as a web
service.
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
regards
Vikram
serializable... Could someone please fix this??
thanks
Vikram
Hi Graham,
My first guess is you have a version mismatch in one of the jars - log4j
or wsdl4j.
Vikram
Graham Glass wrote:
Hi
guys,
Im
running AXIS alpha3 under tomcat 3.2 and cant seem to get a simple sample
working.
When
I start up tomcat and then try using any AXIS functionality, I
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