Deploy services to subfolders in servicePath?

Hi! Is there a possibility to deploy webservices in Axis2 to subfolders of the servicePath? The reason i want to do this is because of versioning. I would like to deploy my webservice "MyService" in a new version (called v2) and in an older version (called v1). I don't want my clients to chang

Session management in AXIS2 - questions

Hi all, I developed a axis2 webservice that returns an incremental value i+10 at each request, for example 10, 20, 30, ...etc for each successive request I need to provide a "client-based" session management to the webservice. To explain here is the scenario: client A requests the webservice a se

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Axis2 client multithreaded asynchronous calls

Hello, I'm trying to understand how to develop an Axis2 client that uses asynchronous nonBlocking calls from a number of client threads. In the context of a single thread, I suppose that the following method will automatically creates a CallbackReceiver ? serviceClient.sendReceiveNonBlocking(pay

RE: Axis2 client multithreaded asynchronous calls

which transport will your application be implementing (http/smtp/some_other_transport) ? if you have seelected http-transport which container will you be implementing (TC/GF/WS/WL?) thanks, Martin __ Verzicht und Vertraulichkeitanmerkung/Note de dén

Re: Axis2 client multithreaded asynchronous calls

Hello Martin, Thanks a lot for your help. My Axis2 client will send an HTTP request to a remote asynchronous SOAP Web Service. Christophe. 2011/3/4 Martin Gainty > which transport will your application be implementing > (http/smtp/some_other_transport) ? > if you have seelected http-transpor

Re: Session management in AXIS2 - questions

You can use soap session or transport session. You cannot use application scope, because for application session you only have one instance of service implementation class and service context. But for other two, for each new session it creates a service impl class and service context. Deepal > Hi

Re: [Axis2]

Could you please elaborate more on this issue. If this is regrading POJO with RPC message receiver, then IIRC it was a limitation. But you can overcome this issue by creating a WSDL and generating skeleton. Deepal On 3/4/2011 12:27 AM, prem_innoviti wrote: > Hi, > > I am using axis2 as webservi

RE: Axis2 client multithreaded asynchronous calls

//client classes declared static obviates multi-threaded activity on client side //options.setuseSeparateListener(true) will apprise the engine to use 2 separate channels //one for send and one for receive //try this first create a callback object which will receive envelope in onComplete class

Re: Why does the axis2-osgi bundle import javax.jms package ?

The OSGi metadata for the axis2-osgi uber-JAR and the individual JARs were created by different people at different times. I would not expect that they play nicely together. Anyway, if you can come up with a maven-bundle-plugin configuration that works and that is somewhat self-maintaining (i.e. wi

Re: Axis2 client multithreaded asynchronous calls

Hello Martin, This is the exact example which I'm starting from, but this example is used in a single client thread context. Therefore, what happens if two threads tries to send() : I suppose that the second one gets an error because a MessageReceiver is already bound on a listening port ? Or is

Re: org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: No such method

Hello Wadi, At a glance it seems that operation you are trying to call is not there in the axis2 environment. Can you check whether the operation name given in client side is correct ? Also, could you please send us the full stack trace in client side and server side logs. Also we will be able to

Re: unknown signature for axis2-1.5.4 releases?

Since the migration to a top level project, the right KEYS file is actually here: http://www.apache.org/dist/axis/axis2/java/core/KEYS The download page for Axis2 indeed still refers to the old location. I'm going to fix that. Andreas On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 12:30, Richard Bruskiewich wrote: >

Re: Axis2 client multithreaded asynchronous calls

Hi Christophe, I believe you'd need to create a separate stub instance for each thread, and also a separate Callback instance. AFAIK the stubs are not threadsafe. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski Java SOA and Web Services Consulting Axis2/CXF/Metro SOA and Web

Re: [Axis2] Create new client stubs on every call?

On 01/26/2011 11:12 AM, David Rees wrote: > On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 11:53 PM, Dennis Sosnoski wrote: > >> The stubs are reusable, but not reentrant - so if you're running >> multiple threads you'll want to either create a new one each time >> (higher overhead), cache them per thread, or synchro

RE: Axis2 client multithreaded asynchronous calls

then each instance will send the request from client to server you may want to re-consider asynchronous callbacks which will free the process and allow the callback to receive the SOAP-envelope HTH, Martin Gainty __ Verzicht und Vertraulichkeitanmerk

Re: Deploy services to subfolders in servicePath?

Yes that is possible. You have to specify the service hierarchy. In the deployment services directory, put your services AAR files into, v1/MyService.aar and v2/MyServices.aar On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 2:27 PM, Nikolaus Krismer wrote: > Hi! > > Is there a possibility to deploy webservices in Axis2