Thanks Andreas for pointing me to the jira.
I was wondering whether there is a programmatic way of setting the
address location in axis2. The use case is that a client would like to
have a fqdn in the address rather than an IP.
Can you point me to the class(es) that are currently setting the add
Hi,
I'm using Apache Axis2 1.4 client libraries to send request to a cluster
setup which uses Apache Synapse's load balancing capabilities with Apache
Axis2 endpoints. The client I've written is a non-blocking client and it
continuously generates parallel requests to a web service using separate
t
Hi,
thanks for all the help.
I finally managed to find the problem and (slightly) modified the WSDL
file.
I now have this binding:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http"/>
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"; namespace="
http:
Hi Martin.
How can I apply below parameter ?
Thanks
Ducheol.
From: Martin Gainty [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 7:58 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Axis2 SOAP message isn't formatted.
supply parameters for
sun.jnu.encoding
file.encoding
env.LC_TYPE
Martin
supply parameters for
sun.jnu.encoding
file.encoding
env.LC_TYPE
Martin
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Hi All.
These days I update our service using axis2.
( We used axis1 before.)
After that some people inform that API service doesn't work.
I check why it is happened and found that some client parse soap message
manually without any xml library, and axis2 return SOAP message without any
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