It is actually a problem that affects many Maven plugins. The usual
workaround is to use ${basedir} to build the absolute path.
Andreas
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 22:05, stlecho wrote:
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> I'm really blocked by this issue, so I would be more than glad if someone
> could help me with this issue ;o)
I'm trying to get Axis 1.4 working on Jboss 4.0.5, and everything is working
up until I get to the "check
http://localhost:8080/axis/EchoHeaders.jws?method=list"; step. Once I try to
run that, I get the above error. I have made sure that j2ee.jar and
servlets-api.jar are in my class path. Any s
Hello Josef,
That's a solution but rather complicate in the architecture context I am.
Isn't there any way of recreating a Callback listener with an identical
MessageId key when receiving a Callback ? Or any way of creating a new MEP
to use by the client ?
Thanks a lot for your message !
Chris
All a matter of an architecture? Isn't it?
Why not having at the PC in client mode an axis2-client and an axis2-service in
parallel; maybe somehow united, linked together. That would allow that your
"client" can receive at arbitrary times, total out of sequence, any form of
requests from wha
Dear all,
Could someone gives me a tip of what to do when I need to receives many
callbacks from the target service ?
Because the default (sendNonBlocking) method allows only one callback then
directly close after that.
Thanks for your help.
Kind regards,
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Christophe Noël
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