I created a dispatch client since I am invoking a service that returns the
soap message as rpc/encoded.
I am using PAYLOAD mode since I want a JaxB object returned.
My client generates this exception
org.apache.cxf.interceptor.Fault: Exception occurred while marshalling
Dispatch object to stream
I deploy a CXF web service to a cluster that sits behind a content switch.
We have HTTPS on the content switch for security, but internally in
the cluster we use plain HTTP for speed.
Now, CXF has a habit of rewriting my carefully crafted endpoint URLs
in my WSDL, thus reporting plain HTTP
I see the problem- I was passing JAXBContext.class instead of a JAXBContext
object.
My current problem is when using the dispatch method, if the service returns
a bad response such as a 500 instead of a SoapFaultException being thrown I
get an Unmarshalling Error since it could not create the
Now , CXFServlet always updates the endpoint's address with the request url.
You can fill a JIRA[1] with your wishes.
[1]http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF
Willem.
Christian Vest Hansen wrote:
I deploy a CXF web service to a cluster that sits behind a content switch.
We have HTTPS
Hi all,
We have an interesting problem, and I want to see if anyone has a
solution. We'd like to be able to run WSDL2JAVA once to create a client,
and then be able to dynamically change the endpoint of the service that the
client connects to, so that we can run the same code base on our
I'm unaware of any plan to drop anything.
Some parts of Aegis, however, get more attention than others. The parts
of Aegis that seem pretty hard to distinguish from JAXB, in particular.
Could you comment on why you prefer Aegis to JAXB? Do you share my
occasional dislike of snails in your code
Hi all,
It appears that CXF 2.0.1 incubator uses spring 2.0.4 by default. Does CXF
work with a lower version of spring like 2.0.1?
Thanks,
jacob
I am trying to write a cxf java client that consumes a PERL webservice. I am
getting the following error every time I try to send a message:
Server returned HTTP response code: 411 for URL (Full stack trace is at the
end of this message).
I understand that this might be caused by Authochunking
I don't see how the @XmlElement annotation can do the job. At least in
the version of JAXB we have in 2.0.3, @XmlElement can't control the
form, only the namespace.
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On Tuesday 30 October 2007, Benson Margulies wrote:
I don't see how the @XmlElement annotation can do the job. At least in
the version of JAXB we have in 2.0.3, @XmlElement can't control the
form, only the namespace.
That's kind of the point.If @XmlElement is not there or if the
namespace
Not dropping anything sounds good to me.
While I've used JAXB and JibX, my buddy over here is the one who looked
at Aegis a while back when we first checked out Xfire and he liked what
he saw. He is on vacation so I can't give you details on that one at
this time. Well, other than annotations,
I just committed a fix for this on trunk. It logs a warning for each
unavailable operation, then removes the operations from the ServiceModel
so they won't be invokable.
Dan
On Monday 29 October 2007, Daniel Kulp wrote:
There's a JIRA logged someplace about this:
I think this is a valid discussion on the list, and in fact I hope that
other users chime in.
My logic goes like this: I/we have a ton of code that is shared between
the web service and other uses. So long as we and our customers are
using Java 1.5, we don't want to lumber them with classpath
Hmmm...can you actually use JAXBContext with rpc/encoded? I would have
guessed no (and hence you would be limited to the other two Dispatch
options--either Sources or SOAPMessages), because JAX-WS is not defined
with respect to rpc/encoded web services, only rpc/lit or doc/lit.
Glen
Am
It's a bit late over here so I can't test this right now, but I
suppose that the endpointName and address attributes of the
jaxws:endpoint element as listed here:
http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/jax-ws-configuration.html are exactly
what I want, provided that cxf honors those values and put them
Hi Christian,
NO , you can't specify a full URL address instead of the related path
for the endpoint which you want to publish with the Servlet transport.
Because CXFServlet can't know your Web container's listen port and
related context, so it alway update the endpoint's address with the
OMG! I just make some progress... I noticed that it was missing a library. One
of our guys here changed the maven pom b/c it caused some conflicts with
other libraries we use (for the record, I hate maven). Anyway, I got the
neethi jar and it works now.
Thanks, and sorry that the problem
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