Dynamic Invocation of JAX-RPC service

[Honorez Dylan <Dy...@cronos.be>]

Hi,

 

Has anybody got a working example / sample from a WSIF Client that
communicates with classic JAX-RPC using doc/lit or rpc/enc? Is this
possible at all? 

 

WSIF works easily with Axis, but not with Jax-rpc.

 

Is there something I'm missing?

 

When I use doc/lit I get errors because my parameters never arrive.

When I use rpc/enc I get errors because WSIF adds namespaces to my
operations that aren't necessary.

 

Suggestions are welcome!

 

Kind regards,

Dylan Honorez,

dylan.honorez@cronos.be

http://www.xt-i.com

 

Re: Dynamic Invocation of JAX-RPC service

[Aleksander Slominski <as...@cs.indiana.edu>]

Honorez Dylan wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Has anybody got a working example / sample from a WSIF Client that 
> communicates with classic JAX-RPC using doc/lit or rpc/enc?
>
what i sclassic JAX-RPC - what version of SOAP is it using?

> Is this possible at all?
>
> WSIF works easily with Axis, but not with Jax-rpc.
>
JAX-RPC is API that is implemented by Axis so i must admit i miss 
osmehing in your question ...

> Is there something I’m missing?
>
What is exactly that you try to do? what what is the prolem? what are 
all messages and exact versions of products, errors, and stack traces? 
how to reproduce it?

>
> <>When I use doc/lit I get errors because my parameters never arrive.

did you try to use TcpMon or similiar tool to capture network traffic? 
how does this look?

> <>
>
> When I use rpc/enc I get errors because WSIF adds namespaces to my 
> operations that aren’t necessary.
>
what is WSDL fil, how message looks?

thanks,

alek

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