Hi, Adrian,
Thanks for the example (that is, the hsqldb-jdbc-state-service.xml), but
I can't get it working. I took your example and followed the directions,
but modified them just a bit -- I copied the mbean definitions that used
to be in jbossmq-state.xml (except for the state manager, of cou
Thanks, Alastair.
So I take it you are not using the xdoclet module to generate the
web-service.xml?
Rob
Alastair Rodgers wrote:
It sounds like the 'apachesoap:DataHandler' might not be mapped correctly. I achieve this using the following in the Axis WSDD file:
http://www.blah.com/myservice";
I am using the jboss.net xdoclet task and have not been able to figure
out how to modify the value that the jboss.net/axis services display for
the service name of my session bean. Because it is a local bean, the
service has 'Local' appended to the name session bean name automatically
so that I
web-service.xml service name is completely ignored by Axis.
Rob
Marek Lange wrote:
Rob Moore wrote:
I am using the jboss.net xdoclet task and have not been able to figure
out how to modify the value that the jboss.net/axis services display
for the service name of my session bean. Because it
I was trying to create a service that supports SOAP attachments and I
was curious if anyone has been able to successfully do so on JBoss
3.2.x. If so, I'd certainly appreciate any hints or tips, 'cause I can't
see how it can be done.
Thanks,
Rob
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Thanks for the reply, Jason. I had initially thought that the urn would
do the trick, but it doesn't. It may have some effect, but it doesn't
alter what the service is called as fas as Axis is concerned.
So, for example, I have the following header:
/**
* @ejb.bean name="TransactionProcessor"
*
I was trying to create a service that supports SOAP attachments and I
was curious if anyone has been able to successfully do so on JBoss
3.2.x. If so, I'd certainly appreciate any hints or tips, 'cause I can't
see how it can be done. I've tried using the JAF DataHandler as the
parameter type,
Thanks for the reply, Jason. I had initially thought that the urn would
do the trick, but it doesn't. It may have some effect, but it doesn't
alter what the service is called as fas as Axis is concerned.
So, for example, I have the following header:
/**
* @ejb.bean name="TransactionProcessor"
*
I am using the jboss.net xdoclet task and have not been able to figure
out how to modify the value that the jboss.net/axis services display for
the service name of my session bean. Because it is a local bean, the
service has 'Local' appended to the name session bean name automatically
so that I
See http://www.jboss.org/services/bea-port.jsp
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Just FYI and in the spirit of mutual disclosure put forward by Justin, I
thought I'd pass along the results of my labors to anybody who has been
following this thread (or for future readers even). So, in summary, I was
able to iterate over the CMR child objects within my Cactus unit tests by
wrappi
Justin,
Thanks for the update. Pondering over your email, it occurred to me that I'm
calling the entity bean from -- essentially -- a servlet since my unit test
is run by Cactus. My entity beans require transactions and have local only
interfaces, but since they are called from outside of an EJB c
Hi, Justin,
I'm seeing something almost identical in a unit test I have. My code is
slightly different than yours, but not by much. Basically, I create add
an object to another (parent) object and when I try to fetch it by
primary key and then ask for the child collection I get the same error.
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