Generating proxy for service

2001-10-28 Thread Stefan Henke
Hi,   I´m using Apache SOAP 2.2 together with WSTK 2.4. I published a service and the corresponding wsdl-files successfully.   In the next step, I tried to create a client proxy from the wsdl-files. I used the "proxygen"-tool which is shipped with WSTK 2.4. My problem is that the proxy class

EncodingStyle in apache SOAP

2001-10-28 Thread P Sreenivasa Rao
Hi all, I'm novice to this SOAP .Now I'm doing WebServices using Apachae Soap2.2 I've got some doubt on encoding style. Is there any document available on the encoding style to the data type like NS_URI_LITERAL_XML : for Elememt data type in apache.So how can i know which encoding style is

RE: Serializers/Deserializers

2001-10-28 Thread Hung D. Viet
This error seems that SOAP doesn't recorgnized your deserializer. I have noticed you didn't declared properly the namespace for your deserializer in deployment descriptor. In client code, you registered: smr.mapTypes(Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC, new QName("urn:SimpleURLService",

Re: Serializers/Deserializers

2001-10-28 Thread k young
Have you tried send the URL as a java.lang.String? You could reconstruct the URL on the otherside. --- David Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Has anyone developed their own serializers & > deserializers for their > classes instead of using the BeanSerializer? > > I've attempted to write my

RE: WSDL

2001-10-28 Thread Anne Thomas Manes
Ulf, There's a new Java API in the works called JWSDL (JSR 110 - see http://www.jcp.org/jsr/detail/110.jsp). It's based on the WSDL4J API developed by IBM. You can obtain a preliminary implementation of JWSDL from IBM (it's part of the WSTK). Systinet also includes a JWSDL library. You can downl