Title: Really need support
HI!
I realize that Axis is a free open source project and that you do not have any spare time and you rather spend time coding than answering questions and there is no such thing like gueranteed support, but: With the current level of documentation and the current
Hi all,
I try to generate complex type class with different
package, i need to put complexType1 in mypackage.util and ComplexType2 in
mypackage.util2 . I put in my wsdl file different namespace for each
package as follow:
...
...
I use wsdl2java tool with g
Title: How to specify the location of server-config.wsdd?
Again,
stepping through the source (I could compile 99% of it with the build from
yesterday), I found the problem:
In
org.apache.axis.configuration.FileProvider, if you choose the constructor with
no base path (as I did), it automat
Thomas,
>How to specify the location of server-config.wsdd?
I have put some changes into Axis in the last few days which allow you to
override the default filename of the server configuration file. I am just
tidying this up so that servlets will pick up the override too, but the
basic approach i
Title: RE: Really need support
HI!
Great! :-)
Regards,
Thomas
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> Thomas,
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> >How to speci
Title: Found bug in Emitter, fix provided
HI!
If the Emitter emits to a filename, it does not close the stream, leaving the file "in use" as long as the program runs or at least as long as no GC is being done.
org.apache.axis.wsdl.fromJava.Emitter, emit(), line 284.
Old:
XMLUtil
I'm running with the current version of code extracted from CVS (which is
close to the nightly builds).
I don't understand what relationship you expect between the service port
and the namespaces in the stub. The namespaces in the stub are of
parameters and the types of the parameters.
Do we ha
Show me your WSDL and the WSDL2Java command you used.
Russell Butek
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Subject: WSDL2Java problem when generating complex type package?
Hi a
Hi All ,
I am new to Axis and I have downloaded alpha3. I am
trying to run the samples.
The samples are working fine but I struck at a
particular example i.e.,
I have generated a "wsdl" file by using tool
"Java2wsdl".for the example Calculator.class in sample/userguide/example2
directory.
I suspect you did not specify the --location option. That option is
required. Otherwise WSDL is generated that doesn't have a location in the
service clause and WSDL2Java fails for the reason given.
We've fixed Java2WSDL since alpha3 so that it doesn't run without a
location.
Russell Butek
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Hi,
I am currently looking into a way of integrating Axis into a Cocoon based
scenario. Basically this is what I want to do:
Deploy a Java class into Axis that represents the functionality provided by
Cocoon pipelines. If you are not familiar with Cocoon - just think: HTTP XML
endpoints.
When a
I hope this is the right list to report bugs to...
I took an Axis generated wsdl file (see attachment) from the stock sample
and removed the style attribute from the soap:binding element (all the
soap:operation elements include a style). This gets a NPE from WSDL2Java
with the stack trace:
ja
Ah... From the WSDL spec: if the style attribute is omitted, it is
assumed to be "document". I'll fix it today.
Thanks.
Russell Butek
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Title: Changes in current build vs. alpha3 in WSDL generation: New problems with .NET 1.0
If I
change the Response definition of the current build, then .NET is
happy:
Normal
output from the current build:
Manuelly changed WSDL to:
Why is
this?
-Ori
Title: Changes in current build vs. alpha3 in WSDL generation: New problems with .NET 1.0
OK, I
found both problems I mentioned below by myself after a debug session (I don't
like this very much):
1.
"Service" is being appended to the name of the service:
org.apache.axis.wsdl.fromJava.Emi
Not sure if this has been noted, but cross posting it to both lists in case
anyone didn't see this.
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20020206/wr/tech_microsoft_ibm_alliance_dc_1.html
Casey Swenson
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Title: Changes in current build vs. alpha3 in WSDL generation: New problems with .NET 1.0
Hi
Thomas!
I'm
going to let Russell deal with your first problem, but I think Tom and I
resolved the second one with our last fix. Can you check to see if the
current CVS works for you? Thanks!
--
I have just switched to the alpha3 nightly build (vs the alpha3) and saw
a change of hahavior on the exceptions handling:
The toString() or getXXX() being generated return: null
The alpha3 was at least printing the content of the generated variable
Olivier
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I have moved to the nightly build for different reasons, one of it was to
fix the problem of non-synchronization between the deploy.wsdd and the BindingStub.
The deploy.wsdd contains the name of the port as the service name. (the port
element found under the service element:
example:
Title: Message
having
problems deploying WebServices. I have tried both the package in a .jar and
place it in the lib directory and unpackaged in the classes directory. Both
approaches yeild the following fault:
Fault
- java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
com.capitalstream.event.EventServic
I have 2 clients: one using the generated client Stub (from WSD2Java) and
one using the DII.
The DII is not working properly.
Target endpoint: http://localhost:8080/axis/servlet/AxisServlet
org.xml.sax.SAXException: Deserializing parameter 'token':
could not find deserializer
for type http://
I'm getting ClassNotFound errors when I use Tomcat 3.2.3. I am trying to
get the stock sample working. The testit script fails with ClassNotFound
errors. First I put axis.jar, etc. in the axis webapp lib directory, but
then it couldn't load org.apache.axis.utils.Admin. Then I moved the jars to
the
Title: hi guys.
does axis support asynchronous messaging?
Title: hi guys.
yes
-Original Message-From: Ashis Rout
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guys.
does axis support asynchronous messaging?
Title: Message
Looks
like I had some bad paths in the .jar file, all is working now. Still doesn't
explain the problem with deploying to the classes directory
though.
Question for the group:
I
can't seem to find this in the docs, not surprising with an alpha. I want to
create my own WSD
Title: Message
Hi
Bob,
I
banged my head on how to use my manually generated WSDL for a while too. The
solution is simple actually. The WSDL file is just another file, so simply
plop it in your config/axis directory (or public_html, etc.) and as long as your
section at the end of your WS
The samples are not in axis.jar - make sure the classes for the samples
(e.g. samples.stock.StockQuoteService.class) is also in your classpath - or
under the web-inf/classes dir.
-Dug
Arthur Ryman/Toronto/IBM@IBMCA on 02/07/2002 07:04:29 PM
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