Re: Problems with complex type serialization using JMS transport

t; > Call call = (Call) service.createCall(); > > > > > > > > call.setTargetEndpointAddress(new java.net.URL(endpointURL)); > > > > call.setOperationName(new QName("resultados_analises", methodName)); > > > > > > > > QN

Re: Problems with complex type serialization using JMS transport

; > > > > Service service = new Service(); > > > > Call call = (Call) service.createCall(); > > > > > > > > call.setTargetEndpointAddress(new java.net.URL(endpointURL)); > > > > call.setOperationName(new QName("resultados_analises", methodNam

Re: Problems with complex type serialization using JMS transport

//localhost/axis/services/resultados_analises","tipos_analises";) ; call.registerTypeMapping(tipos_analises.class,qname,BeanSerializerFactory.cl ass,BeanDeserializerFactory.class); // Using JMS transport call.setTransport(new JMSTransport5()); Object[] params = new Object[] {

Problems with complex type serialization using JMS transport

esultados_analises","tipos_analises";) ; call.registerTypeMapping(tipos_analises.class,qname,BeanSerializerFactory.cl ass,BeanDeserializerFactory.class); // Using JMS transport call.setTransport(new JMSTransport5()); Object[] params = new Object[] {new Integer(num10)}; res = (tipos_a

Serialization problems using JMS

t/axis/services/resultados_analises","tipos_analises");   call.registerTypeMapping(tipos_analises.class,qname,BeanSerializerFactory.class,BeanDeserializerFactory.class);   // Using JMS transport call.setTransport(new JMSTransport5());   Object[] params = new Object[] {new Integer(num10

Serialization problems with complex types using JMS transport

esultados_analises","tipos_analises");   call.registerTypeMapping(tipos_analises.class,qname,BeanSerializerFactory.class,BeanDeserializerFactory.class);   // Using JMS transport call.setTransport(new JMSTransport5());   Object[] params = new Object[] {new Integer(num10)};   res = (tipos_

RE: Using JMS

Title: RE: Using JMS Is the JMS URL syntax available yet? Thanks. PJDM -- Peter Mayne Technology Consultant Spherion Technology Solutions Level 1, 243 Northbourne Avenue, Lyneham, ACT, 2602 T: 61 2 62689727  F: 61 2 62689777 -Original Message- From: Ray Chun [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Using JMS in Axis

JMS is just a specifcation.  The JMS API is just a bunch of interfaces and it is up to each vendor to implement them.  Therefore, although the javax.jms.XXX will be standard, you will need each vendor's specific jar files to make them work. John Chen wrote: I want to use JMS as the transport

Using JMS in Axis

I want to use JMS as the transport for Axis. I would like my client to be robust enough to handle all MOM vendors therefore I have written it based on the JMS API. However, it seems that I need all the jar files on my CLASSPATH of a particular MOM vendor in order to use my client. Is this the c

RE: Using JMS

Title: RE: Using JMS > From: Ray Chun > We're in the process of enhancing the JMS transport layer to support a JMS URL syntax, Excellent. And almost perfect timing. :-) Will you announce it in the mailing list? One thing that I'm trying to figure out is how to dynamicall

RE: Using JMS

Title: Using JMS Hi Peter,   We’re in the process of enhancing the JMS transport layer to support a JMS URL syntax, which will allow you to use the wsdl2java-generated stub classes without modification. With JMS URL support, Axis will recognize a JMS endpoint address and automatically

Using JMS

Title: Using JMS I'm using Axis with JMS: no web/HTTP involved at all. However, everything seems to revolve around HTTP, with JMS being a very poor cousin. In particular, the classes generated by WSDL2Java provide no capability to configure the JMSTransport. Yes, I can