On May 14, 2008, at 11:53 AM, ajweav wrote:
Well AXIS supports JAX-RPC, so I could use that in lieu of CXF for
now.
Technically, Axis 1 supports JAX-RPC. Axis 2 does not.
Also:
1.) (I know this isnt a BEA board), but does that mean I'd have
issues with
inter-op as well (calling BEA WS from a .Net client)? I cant seem
to get
that working either, but since you seem to have knowledge of BEA, I
thought
Id through it out to you...
2.) to make this second post a CXF user board qualifying post, have
there
been inter-op issues calling .Net service (pre-WCF) since I believe
they are
RPC as well?
All of that really depends. Some of the older toolkits from MS did
support the "wrapped doc/lit" stuff which would work with the modern
toolkits as well. I'm definitely not a MS person so I'm not familiar
with all the details, but if you can get your services using the
wrapped doc/lit stuff, you're definitely much better off. Most of
the older JAX-RPC toolkits also supported the wrapped doc/lit stuff as
well. The BEA stuff might. I don't really know.
Dan
Thanks
AJ
Glen Mazza-2 wrote:
2008-05-14 ajweav wrote:
I am looking for a post on using CXF to generate stub code and
connect to
a
secure (x509) service.
I am trying to do the same thing now with a Weblogic web service
(but who
cares if its weblogic really, for all intents and purposes, its
some web
service in a cloud with an x509 cert auth requirement)
Not necessarily unfortunately--as far as its security features go,
BEA
WebLogic is a JAX-RPC implementation (read caution at the tops of [1]
and [2]), while CXF is JAX-WS, so YMMV. We are grappling with that
at
work right now, and I unfortunately don't have any answers yet.
Glen
[1] http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs100/webserv/setenv.html
[2] http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs100/webserv/jaxws.html
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