AW: AxisFault or Exception are always printing stack trace

BTW a happy new year to all of you!!! Hi Toshi, I ensured to have the log4j (1.2.4) everywhere in classpathes and directories of client and server. For my client thjis does work now. No stacktrace is printed and with this working also my problem with the stopping of the process in handled. If som

Interface Types?

I've seen posts on this very topic somewhat recently, but there doesn't seem to be any response. Hopefully my question will make sense. Here's how I'm deploying my web service. I have one interface and its corresponding implementation class that I wish to expose via JAX-RPC. I am not using Wsdl

RE: Interface Types?

Title: RE: Interface Types? I'm stuck on that same problem right now! I sure hope someone can shed some light on this. > -Original Message- > From: James Carman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 10:15 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Interface Types? >

Conversion from message style to JAX(something)

I have received a class built to run with AXIS 1.1b. It uses the message style interface (Element[] method(Element[]) etc. It appears this is not portable across implementations (like to GLUE or WASP). Is there a handy way to convert this service to JAXM or JAX-RPC? Jim Jim Brain, [EMAIL PROT

Re: Interface Types?

James, Can you please log this as a bug/enhancement request in bugzilla (http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla) Thanks, dims --- James Carman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've seen posts on this very topic somewhat recently, but there doesn't seem > to be any response. Hopefully my question will ma

RE: Interface Types?

Title: RE: Interface Types? Can we take this as confirmation that java2wsdl does not yet handle methods that take or return interface types?  I'm not complaining about the lack of this feature, I just want to know if I'm overlooking something that is already there. > -Original Message

RE: Interface Types?

Mark, If you think hard about thisOn the server side, for example when MyServiceImpl's myMethod needs to be called, Axis needs to get info from SOAP, create an object and pass it into myMethod. Now if you say that this is a interface, how will automated tools know which object to create? (a

WSDL2Java JUnit integration

Title: Message WSDL2Java supports the generation of a simple JUnit test case. Object parameters are created using empty objects (new Object()).   Has someone extended this basic JUnit test to support objects with different states?   I don't want to programmatically set all field values in

RE: Interface Types?

Title: RE: Interface Types? I think I understand how to use option #2 to address the problem on the server side.  However, my main question is whether there is a way to get java2wsdl to work on a Java class that has methods that take or return interface types.  As far as I know, java2wsdl won'

RE: Interface Types?

Mark, The options below were with reference to James's original problem. Yes, java2wsdl will not look at WSDD file. AFAIK, j2w will not generate type information in the wsdl/schema. It should however treat it as xsd anyType (which i don't think it does...). Feel free to log bug/enhancement in b

axis and caching

I'm testing with axis 1.0 and have noticed that axis does not specify that the soap response is not cachable, which causes me some problems. Is there an option for axis to suppy the caching control in the response? _ The new MSN 8

RE: returning an array of beans (or: why i'm going insane)

Gene, you made some interesting points: > Namespaces are confusing No argument here... :-) > WSDL2Java is stomping our implementation class! Turn on the --verbose switch to verify which files are getting emitted. This works fine for me (and the functional tests). If not, please file a bug w

RE: gzip support

You should be able to write "Handlers" for Axis that will process the messages (both client and server) on the way in/out. This would allow you to support gzip'd data transparently. This is how Axis is designed, to be extensible. See the documentation for architecture details. Note that on

RE: Initial Axis 1.1b Install Failure & Build Error

Hi Tim, Problem #1: You fixed by upgrading Tomcat - from the original error, you have CLASSPATH issues since org/apache/axis/MessageContext is a pretty basic class. Problem #2: You have the wrong version of the commons-http.jar file. Try compiling with the latest nightly build, not the latest re

RE: WSDD mapping refs

You can move the beanMapping tags out from under the tags and they will be global to the server. -- Tom Jordahl Macromedia Server Development -Original Message- From: Alex Dovlecel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, December 20, 2002 12:08 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: WSDD

RE: Returning my own WSDL from ?wsdl

Kevin, Feel free to write up some HTML for the documentation that would make this clear to other users. If you file a doc bug with a patch, that would help lots of people! (Yes, I never pass up a chance to get help on Axis docs, which clearly need help!) Thanks! -- Tom Jordahl Macromedia Serv

RE: Java 1.4 issue

Mitch, Can you file a bug for this with a small test case? Including a patch with the bug will increase the odds of the fix making 1.1 by an order of magnitude! Thanks. -- Tom Jordahl Macromedia Server Development -Original Message- From: Mitch Gitman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent

Re: Axis hannging under load?????

The process does respond to a kill -3. The resulting threadump contains the following entry for every thread from 13 - 67. The data for each of these threads is identical except for the thread number, 'tid', 'nid', etc...: "Thread-13" daemon prio=5 tid=0x6ee600 nid=0x1f waiting on monitor [ef901

Custom Serializers for java.util.*

Anyone created custom serializers for java.util.List, java.util.HashMap, or java.util.Map?

RE: Initial Axis 1.1b Install Failure & Build Error

Tom - Thanks for a reply. :-) > Problem #1: > You fixed by upgrading Tomcat - from the original error, you have > CLASSPATH issues since org/apache/axis/MessageContext is a pretty basic class. It's not actually fixed, since in production, we are still running 3.2.x - so if I can't get this fig

Re: AxisServlet - How does it instantiate service objects ?

I remember reading somewhere in the docs that axis can automatically generate Web services stubs to SLSBs, so there shouldn't be a need to write your own DP layer.  Not sure now where the link is, maybe someone else can chime in...    Nicholas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am attempting to create a

(de)serializers for message parts specified by elements, rather than types

In many .wsdl descriptions, element style of message part specification is used, e.g.,                                                 typically, in document/literal web services.  The complex type for foo or bar might be anonymous o

Re: Axis Wiki / Axis Usage Page

Speaking of documentation, the axis website sucks. It would be nice if Maven or Forrest were used to generate a decent, navigable, readable site. (Not to mention maven could also clean up the build system ;) ). - Dan Diephouse Davanum Srinivas wrote: Hi all, nagoya now hosts a Wiki. We could