I have a service with which I would like to upload and download files. The
uploading part goes great - I make the upload call like so:
UploadFileType uft = new UploadFileType();
uft.setFileName(somefilename.zip);
uft.setData(new DataHandler(new
Using DataHandler/MTOM?
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Glen
Am Donnerstag, den 07.02.2008, 14:34 +0100 schrieb
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Hi,
I'm developing a simple webservice which can take any object as input that
implements java.io.serializable and can return any of those:
Let me start by saying that I am somewhat new to the CXF library and to JAXWS
in general. I would like to deploy the service under Tomcat 5.5. and I have
been able to get one of the samples to work using the standard CXFServlet
configuration. However, our application server environment does not
It may be the xml-apis.jar. I'm not sure why we have it in lib. It
shouldn't be needed. I'll try excluding it and seeing if things still
build.
Dan
On Thursday 07 February 2008, chengas123 wrote:
Hi,
I'm afraid I'm getting the QName issue again. I have no idea as to
what was
Rob,
The JAX-WS spec covers this fairly extensively. You might want to read
through section of 3.7 of the JAX-WS spec:
https://jax-ws.dev.java.net/spec-download.html
Basically, there are three ways to deal with Service Specific
Exceptions (as the spec calls them):
1) Very low level: throw
Thanks for your suggestions. I tracked down the problem and it turns out
that geronimo-ws-metadeta_2.0_spec-1.1.1.jar was being put on the WebLogic
classpath twice, which was causing the error.
Thanks again,
Ben
dkulp wrote:
It may be the xml-apis.jar. I'm not sure why we have it in
I created a CXF OSGi bundle using the Eclipse Plug-in form Existing JAR
archive wizard.
I used the latest SNAPSHOT CXF JAR: cxf-2.1-incubator-SNAPSHOT.jar
I then added the org.apache.cxf package to the import-packages of my
manifest.mf
When I try to call my web services from my RCP application
Ronald Pieterse wrote:
and the file is uploaded. I though that if I just copy / paste and switch
server code to client code and vice versa the download part would work too.
It does indeed work until I try to do:
bis = (ByteArrayInputStream) file.getData().getContent();
At that line a
Yea, definitely don't rely on it being a ByteArrayInputStream. The
DelegatingInputStream MIGHT be wrappering a ByteArrayInputStream, but if
the attachment is large and we had to stop streaming, it's most likely
been spooled to disk (so multi-megabyte attachments don't suck up all
the
To whom it may concern,
I would also like to try out CXF OSGi bundles. I would love to use CXF in
my Eclipse RCP application I am writing. You mention there is a small
(untested) maven project to create the bundles. I would like to try it out
in my environment if possible. Where can I locate
I have a cxf webservice and a client generated using wsdl2java. When the
client tries to contact the service the parameters are being null. I am
unable to figure out the reason.Tried including all the jars from cxf.
Any answers are appreciated.
Thanks
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if your cxf libs and service sei/impl are in separate bundles then you
need to import some non-cxf namespaces also in your service sei/impl
bundles. just check the imports used by your sei, those should be
imported by your manifest...
for e.x. you would need javax.jws, javax.jms, javax.xml.ws,
These might be enough:
javax.annotation
javax.jws
javax.jws.soap
javax.wsdl
javax.wsdl.extensions
javax.wsdl.extensions.http
javax.wsdl.extensions.mime
javax.wsdl.extensions.schema
javax.wsdl.extensions.soap
javax.wsdl.extensions.soap12
javax.wsdl.factory
javax.wsdl.xml
javax.xml.bind
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