.mypackage.com";,
"NoSuchUserFault"), true));
try
{
// do stuff that might generate these exceptions
}
catch(NoSuchUserException nsue)
{
throw new com.mypackage.faults.NoSuchUserFault(nsue.getUsername());
}
catch(SomeOtherException soe)
{
throw new com.mypackage.faults.SomeOtherFault(
Hubble, Christopher wrote:
Welp, after much trial and tribulation, I finally got axis using 2 way ssl.
This required me to custom set up tomcat as a service, and I finally got
that working. Once I get my code all cleaned up, I'll post the relavent
details.
Chris
That would be much appreciated,
Hi
I'm using axis 1.2 beta with Jetty 5.0. I'm getting the following
exception when
the HTTP session (created by an Axis client) is being destroyed:
java.lang.IllegalStateException
at
org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.AbstractSessionManager$Session.getAttribute(AbstractSessionManager.java:663)
at
Johan Meyer wrote:
Hallo All Axis users
Now that JDK1.5.0 has been release and is out of BETA when can we
expect AXIS to be compatible with JDK1.5.0?
Thanks in advance.
Johan Meyer
I got nullpointerxceptions in the unmarshaling on the server side.
Had to install xercesImpl.jar, then the problem w
Johan Meyer wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. where can I download the xercesImpl.jar
files?
Johan
See
http://xml.apache.org/xerces2-j/
silvano
uot; client actually will receive a StringArray holding a null
reference.
Meaning, on the client:
StringArray ret = webservice.ping();
ret.getString() is null
I would rather expect my client to also receive a StringArray bearing a
String[0]
Is this a bug or a feature?
Cheers,
Silvano
--
Dr. Silva
Hi.
In Axis 1.2 RC1 I defined the following WSDL sequence:
as well as a simple "ping" operation returning a StringArray:
Now, if my WebService returns a StringArray holding a zero sized
String[]:
return new StringArray(new String[0])
my "ping" client actually will receive
Suzy Fynes wrote:
Hey,
Does anyone have any ideas how best to manage sessions in Axis and
tomcat?
Thanks
Suzy
o Specify "session" deployscope when running wsdl2java
o Let your web services class implement
javax.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifecycle
to be notified when the session is initiat
See javax.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifecycle
silvano
Suzy Fynes wrote:
Thanks for that. Is there anyway to monitor it from the server side?
-Original Message-
From: Silvano Maffeis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 October 2004 10:45
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Web Services sessions
poll the web service periodically for new information.
It might also be worth looking into JMS for this sort of application.
Maybe SOAP is not ideal here.
silvano
--
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http://www.maffeis.comhttp://www.pyx.ch phone:+41-1-404-1006
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http://download.vipera.com/doc/vipera-vision.pdf
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