Hi,
sorry this is a newbie question. I wanted to get the source
code from Thomas Dorner to work(sending a gif file as an
attachment back to the caller of a web service). But I'm stuck
with the client code. I did the following
0. Ran Java2WSDL on AXIS_HOME%/samples/userguide/example6. This
Hi all,
i am using axis API for writting my SOAP Client. i need to call .NET based web service.
i have written the axis client but i am not sure is this a correct way..
The web service is using complextype..
public class New1TestClient {
public static String msg ="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSc
> Axis now uses the element in the fault to locate the correct
> Exception class. A table of QNames to Exception class names is kept and
> each child element of is looked up in this table until we
find a
> match (or don't, then we throw an AxisFault).
Well, as I saw in source code, there's no p
You need to provide a definition for the complex type.
At 07:04 AM 4/2/2004, you wrote:
Hi all,
I got one WSDL file with the following defination:
...
Then I genarate the java files with WSDL2Java. I wonder what does it means
with no more defination within the complexType? Ho
Akshay,
Try using Axis 1.2 Beta, if you still have a problem log a bug.
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--- akshay kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi All;
I have used WSDL2Java to generate server side skeleton code.
AXIS generates the following signature for one of the operations:
Please log a bug - http://issues.apache.org/jira/
--- William Bug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm having trouble creating an appropriate WSDL file to create a
> service that returns a large set of binary attachments.
>
> I've been trying to combine what I could pull from the docum
Many thanks for you feedback, Davanum.
Are you sure this is a bug? Since your on the Apache webservices team,
I'll take your word for it.
I was expecting I'm just doing something wrong, though if there's a
right way to do this, I can't find it documented anywhere.
Is there really no way to
Group,
The following code snippet:
SOAPFactory sf = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
Name bodyName = sf.createName("getImage", "i", "http://www.mycompany.com");
SOAPBodyElement sbe = soapBody.addBodyElement(bodyName);
Name usrName = sf.cre
Bill,
First, thanks for the great article
link! I'm just starting on a project that forces me to dig a little
deeper into WS than I've had to previously. Until now, I've gotten
away with some *very* simple JAX-RPC code...but new requirements have me
exploring (while learning at the same time!)
Supported Scenario is to return javax.activation.DataHandler[] instead of File[] even
that has a
problem. http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1138
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--- William Bug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Many thanks for you feedback, Davanum.
>
> Are you sure this is a bug? Since your on the
Title: Naming of parameters in generated WSDL
Hi all
I have a simple document/literal WS. I use java2wsdl Ant task to generate a WSDL from my interface class which represents the service. Previously, the names used for the parameters in the WSDL matched the names of the parameters i use in
Title: Message
I
believe there is a "-i" switch for java2wsdl which takes the name of the class
that implements the interface you are using to generate the WSDL. The dedug info
for that class is used to get the parameter names. Also when you compile that
class make sure you compile it with d
Thank you.
This time, I tried to call to the method searchPerson with a pre-fixed value.(no change to pass null parameter)
But, sill have the error.
I believe that there have been no change in programs or others related to my web service.
There may be a change for others sharing a computer to modif
Title: Message
I
remember that used to work, but I do not believe this works any longer. Though I
would like to be proven wrong!
Ross
-Original Message-From: Ekbote, Niranjan
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Yah thanx, I was missing mail.jar :(
Now it is working. But still I am getting the first problem I mentioned, I
am not able to see the WSDL
Rgds,
-Siva
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Hi Axis Community,
This
is not generally an Axis question, .NET Client question. But there are many
experts here who already done .NET Client -> Axis Web service invocation,
hope someone can help me.
The
problem is my Axis web service returns an XML Document object
Title: Message
Here
is the catch, if you are just using a Java interface and no implementation
class, you get the
in0,
in1, , you must have an implementation class. That is run java2WSDL on
an
implementation class file ( public class MyClass
{... ) and not an interface class
file
(
Hi All;
I have hosted a web service using Axis with Tomcat. I can see the service hosted pretty well with all its exposed functions in the http://localhost:8080/axis/servlet/AxisServlet page.
I can even invoke the functions from the browser.
However i cant access the WSDL by clicking on the WSDL h
Title: RE: Naming of parameters in generated WSDL
I think thats what I said below. Compiled interfaces and abstract class do not have that much information in the class files for axis to use reflection and find out parameter names. That is the java compiler does not include this parameter inf
Unfortunately, that didn't seem to work. I tried %AXIS_HOME%/samples and
%AXIS_HOME%/samples/userguide
Any other suggestions?
Thanks for the help.
-Rob
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> Hi
>
> The samples aren't on the classpath.
>
> To do that , just add something like ;%AXIS_HOME%/samples
>
> to
Akshay,
try axis 1.2 Beta, if you still have a problem open a bug report in jira with your
code/wsdl (for
us to recreate the problem)
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--- akshay kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi All;
I have hosted a web service using Axis with Tomcat. I can see th
if the XML document conforms to a XML Schema definition, just replace the anyType
reference in the WSDL with the schema element reference.
/Chris
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