We bumped up the strictness of our wsdl processing some time ago and
it looks like the magicGball wsdl may no longer be valid. Haven't
looked at the WSDL in quite a while.
-David
On Jul 26, 2005, at 5:17 PM, Joe Bohn wrote:
When I attempted to deploy the magicgball.ear file I received an
error because of difficulty processing a WSDL file (I'm not
familiar with these errors but it looks like it can't reconcile the
mgb prefix on the name space mapping for mgb:askRequest .... do I
need to do something to establish a namespace for mgb? ).
Here is the message I get on deploy:
Error: Unable to distribute magicgball.ear: Failed to read wsdl
document caused by WSDLException (at
/definitions/portType/operation/input): faultCode=UNBOUND_PREFIX:
Unable to determine namespace of 'mgb:askRequest'.
I built from source with an extract from trunk that I took earlier
this morning. I built magicGball using maven directly under
magicGball. It seemed to build fine. Am I doing something wrong
or is there a problem with the magicgball WSDL in trunk?
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
On Jul 26, 2005, at 1:11 PM, David Jencks wrote:
This is an area that could use extensive cleanup. I've never
understood what the MagicGBall was, it never worked for me. I
tried the "demo" a few weeks ago and it did work, but it does
essentially nothing. Removing or fixing these and installing
the samples Sing Li contributed would be a good idea.... the
problem is time, at least for me.
MagicGBall works for me. You just have to know how to ask it
questions. IIRC it is something like this:
http://localhost:8080/magicGBall/ask?question=foo
I once wrote a web form for it but, I have no idea what happened
to it.
-dain
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