AW: No deserializer defined for array type ?

Hi, I have my own JavaBeans, that serialized and deserialized correctly and also can be sent as arrays. It was very easy to do this, so I think i misunderstand you... But for me it looks like this: If the serialization/deserialization (I hate to write these words, they not common with my german or

Re: [wsif] zip2geo sample questions

Here's a brief description of the way the WSIF AXIS provider currently works with document style operations. I'll try to write this up in more detail and put it in the doc directory shortly. The complexsoap sample using the zip2geo service is what as known as a wrapped document literal style serv

SOAP request redirection

Hi, Which handler should be implemented in axis to intercept the SOAP request and redirect it to another SOAP server where the service is actually present. I have written a handler which extends to BasicHandler. But if the service is not available in the same server, I get the fol

Please help: targetService-error with SonicMQ-example

Hi everybody, in my oppinion it's a really great feature that axis supports JMS with SonicMQ. Unfortunately I could not get it running until now and I would be very very happy if someone could help me out. When invoking java samples.jms.JMSTest -c jndi-connection-factory.properties -d "MyQ" XXX

Re: axis and caching

Hi Steve, (B (B May I take a rollback in this issue ? (B What's the "HTTP spec." ? Which are you talking about HTTP/1.0, or (BHTTP/1.1 ? The followings are extracts form the RFCs of IETF what was (Bsaid during the POST method in HTTP. (B (B.*.*.*.*

RE: No deserializer defined for array type ?

Yes. I have already found Gene Chuang's posting to be very helpful. -Orion -Original Message- From: Jason Weinstein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 10:40 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: No deserializer defined for array type ? This may not answer yo

RE: No deserializer defined for array type ?

Assuming you're writing the client code yourself, then yes I would assume you would have to register the type mapping. I haven't done this with an array of objects yet, but I would assume you'd do something like the following for the issue shown in that error below: QName qn = new QName(

re: system specs needed

Hello, We are finally ready to bring my web services into production, and I have some concerns about what type of system to use it on. I am hoping that some people here will be able to give me an idea about performance issues. I have been developing on an Ultra10 with 128M RAM, so have done lit

exception!!! does any body have any idea?

Hi, When I try to do this:  java -cp .:$CLASSPATH$ org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL -o fc.wsdl  -l"http://community.ucs.indiana.edu:8080/axis/services/MyFileCopyServices" -n  "urn:FileCopy" -p"remote_copy" "urn:FileCopy"  remote_copy.FileCopyService I got the following exception: WSDLException: faul

RE: No deserializer defined for array type ?

Do you have a Deserializer registered for the XML type {http://object.myObject}MyObject? -- Tom Jordahl Macromedia -Original Message- From: McCaslin Orion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 7:51 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: No deserializer defined for arr

RE: No deserializer defined for array type ?

no I do not have... Actually, what I am trying to is implementing a file copy service...I am sending a FileInputStream object to the webservice that expects an object, and then I am casting it FileInputStream object inside the method, then I got this previous exception. So, should I  have a Deseria

RE: Can the client capture the raw SOAP response?

In this case the server is on another machine which I don't have access to. I need something I can do in a client. Mark --- Shobha Rani Jagathpal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You can use tcpmon to see the soap request/responses > or enable > soapmonitor by editing web.xml and uncomming the >

client-config.wsdd ?

Hi, Anyone have or know where I can get a sample client-config.wsdd? Thanks, Orion

Invoking SOAP method using WSDL

Am I missing something obvious with Axis ? After a little help, I have been able to call BabelFish using it's WSDL file (see code below): QName servQN = new QName("http://www.xmethods.net/sd/BabelFishService.wsdl";, "BabelFishService"); QName portQN = new QName("BabelFishPort"); java.net.URL URL

Re: Can the client capture the raw SOAP response?

take a look at mindreef soapscope; I use that or debugging stuff. - Original Message - From: "Mark Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 08:20 Subject: RE: Can the client capture the raw SOAP response? > In this case the server is on anoth

RE: client-config.wsdd ?

If you download axis sources or if you access the CVS repository, you will find one in src\org\apache\axis\client -Original Message- From: McCaslin Orion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 11:32 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: client-config.wsdd ? Hi, Anyone

RE: Can the client capture the raw SOAP response?

I think that tcpmon can act as a proxy for you, sitting between the client and the server, and dumping out all the traffic in either direction. I haven't used it myself, but the docs make it look pretty simple to get set up:

I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!!

Hi all, I am trying to implement a file copy service using axis...I am sending a FileInputStream object to the webservice which is expecting an type object, and then I am casting the object type to my original type FileInputStream object inside the method webservice filecopy method, then I got this

Re: Invoking SOAP method using WSDL

Mark, Look at the samples.client.DynamicInvoker sample (1.1beta), You can run it using the following command line: java samples.client.DynamicInvoker http://www.xmethods.net/sd/BabelFishService.wsdl BabelFish en_fr hello Thanks, dims --- Mark Timmings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Am I missing

Re: I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!!

You are trying, basically, to use this service to write your own ftp-like service, right? I'm no expert -- I'm just a beginner myself -- but it seems to me from your description that this cannot be done. If you are sending an Object then all that exists on the other end is an Object, with no

Re: Can the client capture the raw SOAP response?

I think I may be missing something. I got the wsdl for the service, used wsdl2java to create the stub, etc., and wrote a simple free-standing client. How would I turn on debugging? My assumption has been that you run services within the Axis context of Tomcat and benefit from various monitoring

Re: I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!!

You could send the file as an attachment to the SOAP message. - Original Message - From: "Jeffrey J Gaynor/jqhome" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 12:03 PM Subject: Re: I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!! > > You are t

Re: I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!!

On 01/09/2003 11:09:12 am "James Carman" wrote: >You could send the file as an attachment to the SOAP message. Interesting. Would this be able to handle large files? (I'm thinking in the multimegabyte to gigabyte range even). What about binary files? I know that SOAP chokes on illegal character

Re: I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!!

Attachments in SOAP are analogous to attachments in your email. It can handle any file type as far as I know. Take a look at the SAAJ documentation for how to do it. I believe there's also an attachments example included with Axis. - Original Message - From: "Jeffrey J Gaynor/jqhome" <[

Re: I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!!

Great! Thanks for the tip. I'll hop on the documentation pronto. -- J On 01/09/2003 11:23:42 am "James Carman" wrote: >Attachments in SOAP are analogous to attachments in your email. It can >handle any file type as far as I know. Take a look at the SAAJ >documentation for how to do it. I bel

Re: system specs needed

James Black wrote: Hello, We are finally ready to bring my web services into production, and I have some concerns about what type of system to use it on. I am hoping that some people here will be able to give me an idea about performance issues. I have been developing on an Ultra10 with 128M R

Using Axis and Servlets..any Ideas !!

Hi All, I am trying to run my application which is a servlet and uses Axis in Tomcat4.1.18. Now the way I want to configure the Tomcat set up is something like this /webapps/axis /MyApp Thus neither axis nor my application are consuming each other. The data flow wou

RE: No deserializer defined for array type ?

Yes! I found most important to match the xmlns:ns from the server-config.wsdd typemapping entry with that of the test client registerTypeMapping qname argument. http://object"; qname="ns:MyObject" type="java:object.MyObject" serializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanSe

Re: I am new to axis, and got exception...little help please !!!

cool~~ thanks alot for the tip.. I will try to send a file by attachment... fatih  Jeffrey J Gaynor/jqhome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Great! Thanks for the tip. I'll hop on the documentation pronto.-- JOn 01/09/2003 11:23:42 am "James Carman" wrote:>Attachments in SOAP are analogous to attachment

[wsif] axis client jar ?

Hi Is there a way to build an AXIS client-only jar ? I'm using WSIF and would be interested in packaging only the needed client classes of AXIS instead of the whole stuff. Anybody tried that before ? Thanks Jacques-Olivier

load: class SOAPMonitorApplet.class not found

I am having trouble with the SOAPMonitorApplet NOTE: I followed this excellent help file: http://www.sosnoski.com/presents/java-xml/axis/axis-monitor.html Could this be a permissions problem or a classpath problem? Any ideas? http://localhost:8080/axis/SOAPMonitor load: class SOAPMonitorApplet.

Re: class SOAPMonitorApplet.class not found

In my environment (and probably yours), the SOAPMonitorApplet class wasn't compiled yet. There was a SOAPMonitorApplet.java file in the document root of the axis web application, but no SOAPMonitorApplet.class. - Original Message - From: "Jason Weinstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PR

RE: qualified names vs. multiRefs

Why it does this I am not sute. (I am far from an Axis expert) but... I had this issue a while ago with a test application I was working with. You might want to search this list because I know someone gave me a setting to put in an axis config file and it stopped axis from using multiRef's

RE: class SOAPMonitorApplet.class not found

Thanks, but I have compiled the program. -Original Message- From: James Carman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 10:13 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: class SOAPMonitorApplet.class not found In my environment (and probably yours), the SOAPMonitorApplet cla

Re: [wsif] axis client jar ?

Hello Jacques, At some point we plan to make WSIF modular so that you can make a WSIF distribution containing only the providers you use; this would make the build environment and the runtime environment much easier. For now you will need to build the core WSIF classes (everything outside of the

Re: class SOAPMonitorApplet.class not found

So, put the class file in your document root directory or wherever the applet is expecting to find it. Check the source of the page that loads the applet to see where it expects the class file to be. - Original Message - From: "Jason Weinstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

RE: [wsif] axis client jar ?

Thanks for the information. I'll be using the SOAP and EJB providers for sure, and maybe the java one. I was more concerned about the size of axis itself. But I finally found out (I mistakenly added wsif to my search in the mailing list :( ) that I'll have to do it manually too (see http

RE: qualified names vs. multiRefs

Chris, Thanks for the input. I AM able to adjust the axis client to turn off multiRefs, but the service still has trouble recognizing the message and fails. Did you have any success with your tests when the multiRefs were turned off? Did your service finally recognize the array of beans? If so, an

RE: Using Axis and Servlets..any Ideas !!

Title: RE: Using Axis and Servlets..any Ideas !! We have this same issue and have found it easier to copy the contents of axis into both a webapps/myapp AND into the webapps/axis directory.  We do NOT leave copies in tomcat's common/lib.  The reason for this is to insure that use always use se

RE: MultiRef problem,please help-URGENT-still not solved

I checked the server-config.wsdd and it is already set to false.I also set to false in while deploying using the globalConfiguration feature.Still,I get multiRefs. Thanks for your reply.Can some one please help me out, I am stuck with this.I have to get the elements directly not with multiRefs.    

Re: Upgrading from Apache SOAP to AXIS?

I've just done that. Main driver for me was the WSDL generation as the customer wouldn't talk to us without WSDL. Tim. On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 21:14, Johannes Fiala wrote: > Hi there! > > Has anyone upgraded from Apache SOAP 2.3.1 to Apache AXIS yet? > We use classes as well as XML strings as fun

Some way to recreate a server side exception on the client?

Hi, Is there any way to recreate the exception thrown on the server side of an Axis SOAP connection on the client side? For instance, say my service throws an SQLException, can I get it recreated (obviously without the original stack trace) on the client side? I see that an org.apache.axis.A

Re: Some way to recreate a server side exception on the client?

Matthew Denner wrote: Is there any way to recreate the exception thrown on the server side of an Axis SOAP connection on the client side? For instance, say my service throws an SQLException, can I get it recreated (obviously without the original stack trace) on the client side? I see that an

Re: Some way to recreate a server side exception on the client?

- Original Message - From: "Matthew Denner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 13:32 Subject: Re: Some way to recreate a server side exception on the client? > Matthew Denner wrote: > > > > Is there any way to recreate the exception thrown on the

How to use tcpmon to monitor SOAP response from a remote server

I can't find any documentation on how to set up tcpmon to intercept a SOAP exchange with a remote server. Here's what I tried. In the ServiceLocator file I changed: java.lang.String ISoapFindMP3Port_address = "http://www.agnisoft.com/cgi-bin/soapmp3search.exe/soap/ISoapFindMP3";; to: java.lang.St

Is this a feature or bug in Axis?

Hi all, I'm writing a simple web service in Axis to test RPC  web service calls with different parameter modes. I have this web service method: public int addIntegerAllModes(int inParam, IntHolder outParam, IntHolder inOutParam) {         int numberToAdd = 10;         outParam.value = inParam +

Re: How to use tcpmon to monitor SOAP response from a remote server

I solved my problem. In the ServiceLocator file I needed to substitute "localhost" and the tcpmon listening port for the service host -- but leave the rest of the URL as it was: java.lang.String ISoapFindMP3Port_address = "http://localhost:8880/cgi-bin/soapmp3search.exe/soap/ISoapFindMP3";;

RE: Please help: targetService-error with SonicMQ-example

HI The sample use samples.stock.StockQuoteService. This uses http://www.xmltoday.com/examples/stockquote/getxmlquote.vep?s=IBM Try changing this to access a different URL and then try http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=xml&mode=stock&symbol="+symbol Regards Krishnakumar B -Original

RE: MultiRef problem,please help-URGENT

Title: Message Hi, Could you let me know all the tags we can put in tag in server-config.wsdd. If I write my own handler and place it here, will it work as a global handler?   Regards, Shobha Rani J   -Original Message-From: Michael D. Spence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent:

RE: Please help: targetService-error with SonicMQ-example

Hi, thanks a lot for trying to help me, but your tip didn't bring me to a solution so far. I think the problem is not the access to the "final" web service. I'm using XXX as a ticker symbol so that no external invocation occurs and a hard-coded value should be instead delivered to the invoker. Th