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Posted to java-dev@axis.apache.org by Scott Came <Sc...@PSSG.com> on 2001/09/17 21:59:40 UTC

Hello, and an issue

Hello axis-dev'ers.

Thanks very much to all of you working on Axis.  My work as a consultant
these days is leaning ever more in the web services direction...at least
that's where I'm trying to lead my clients!!  I've also been doing Java
full-time for about four years, and would certainly like to see a reliable
Java SOAP implementation.  Looks like you all are well on the way.  I've
used Apache SOAP and appreciate the improvements you're aiming at with Axis.

I am currently in the process of reviewing the Axis source, just to learn
more about the project.  I may be in a position to assist on the project in
some way...perhaps starting with docs or something.  I'd like to get a good
understanding of the codebase first, then perhaps ask how I might best
contribute.

Now for my issue...  I have successfully checked out the source, and run the
"compile" and "dist" targets in build.xml.  I get successful builds on both.
Following the install guide, I copied the axis-1_0/webapps/axis directory to
[tomcat-home]/webapps, and copied my xerces 1.4.3 jar file into the axis
webapp's lib directory.  I can hit the axis servlet just fine
(http://localhost/axis/servlet/AdminServlet).  However, when I try to deploy
the echo sample using this (executed from axis-1_0\samples\echo):

java -cp
c:\xerces-1.4.3\xerces.jar;..\..\lib\axis.jar;..\..\lib\log4j-core.jar
org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
-lhttp://localhost/axis/servlet/AxisServlet deploy.xml

I get this on stdout/stderr:

Processing file: deploy.xml
<ns1:Fault xmlns:ns1="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
   <ns1:faultcode
xmlns:ns4="http://xml.apache.org/axis/">ns4:Server.NoService</ns1:faultcode>
   <ns1:faultstring>The Axis engine couldn't find a target service to
invoke! targetService is AdminService</ns1:faultstring>
  </ns1:Fault>

I searched the mailing list archives and google, to no avail.  Apologies if
this is a newbie question that's documented somewhere.  Can anyone help?

I'm running tomcat 3.2.2, Ant 1.4, Xerces 1.4.3, JDK 1.3.1...all on Win2K.

TIA and best regards,
--Scott

Scott Came
Senior Managing Consultant
Logical eBusiness Solutions (formerly PSSG)
scott.came@us.logical.com
www.logical-nw.com
(360) 491-7774

AW: Hello, and an issue

Posted by "Christoph C . Cemper @ Cemper.com" <ch...@cemper.com>.

Hello, and an issueGlen, Scott,

I got the same problems with the build of yesternight...

What I see is:

a) JWS-file is not compiled
b) Server-Config.XML is not re-created, sames for axis.properties

All I did is just put the new JARs into the lib-dir, everything else kept
unchanged...


mfg / kind regards,
Christoph C. Cemper

email:    mailto:Christoph@Cemper.com
  www:    http://Christoph.Cemper.com








  -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
  Von: Glen Daniels [mailto:gdaniels@macromedia.com]
  Gesendet: Dienstag, 18. September 2001 03:31
  An: axis-dev@xml.apache.org
  Betreff: Re: Hello, and an issue


  Hi Scott!

  Thanks for using the toolkit, and for the comments.

  Re: your problem, this seems pretty weird in that the AdminService is one
of the default ones that's deployed with a "clean" Axis installation.  You
should see a file called "server-config.xml" in your WEB-INF directory of
the axis webapp.  Try deleting that file, restarting Tomcat, then running
the client again.  If it still doesn't work, confirm that the server-config
file is there, and that it in fact contains something akin to the following:

  <service name="AdminService" pivot="MsgDispatcher">
      <option name="methodName" value="AdminService" />
      <option name="className" value="org.apache.axis.utils.Admin" />
      </service>

  --Glen
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Scott Came
    To: axis-dev@xml.apache.org
    Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 3:59 PM
    Subject: Hello, and an issue


    Hello axis-dev'ers.

    Thanks very much to all of you working on Axis.  My work as a consultant
these days is leaning ever more in the web services direction...at least
that's where I'm trying to lead my clients!!  I've also been doing Java
full-time for about four years, and would certainly like to see a reliable
Java SOAP implementation.  Looks like you all are well on the way.  I've
used Apache SOAP and appreciate the improvements you're aiming at with Axis.

    I am currently in the process of reviewing the Axis source, just to
learn more about the project.  I may be in a position to assist on the
project in some way...perhaps starting with docs or something.  I'd like to
get a good understanding of the codebase first, then perhaps ask how I might
best contribute.

    Now for my issue...  I have successfully checked out the source, and run
the "compile" and "dist" targets in build.xml.  I get successful builds on
both.  Following the install guide, I copied the axis-1_0/webapps/axis
directory to [tomcat-home]/webapps, and copied my xerces 1.4.3 jar file into
the axis webapp's lib directory.  I can hit the axis servlet just fine
(http://localhost/axis/servlet/AdminServlet).  However, when I try to deploy
the echo sample using this (executed from axis-1_0\samples\echo):

    java -cp
c:\xerces-1.4.3\xerces.jar;..\..\lib\axis.jar;..\..\lib\log4j-core.jar
org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -lhttp://localhost/axis/servlet/AxisServl
et deploy.xml

    I get this on stdout/stderr:

    Processing file: deploy.xml
    <ns1:Fault xmlns:ns1="http://schemas.xmlsoap..org/soap/envelope/">
       <ns1:faultcode
xmlns:ns4="http://xml.apache.org/axis/">ns4:Server.NoService</ns1:faultcode>
       <ns1:faultstring>The Axis engine couldn't find a target service to
invoke! targetService is AdminService</ns1:faultstring>

      </ns1:Fault>

    I searched the mailing list archives and google, to no avail.  Apologies
if this is a newbie question that's documented somewhere.  Can anyone help?

    I'm running tomcat 3.2.2, Ant 1.4, Xerces 1.4.3, JDK 1.3.1...all on
Win2K.

    TIA and best regards,
    --Scott

    Scott Came
    Senior Managing Consultant
    Logical eBusiness Solutions (formerly PSSG)
    scott.came@us.logical.com
    www.logical-nw.com
    (360) 491-7774

Re: Hello, and an issue

Posted by Glen Daniels <gd...@macromedia.com>.

Hello, and an issueHi Scott!

Thanks for using the toolkit, and for the comments.

Re: your problem, this seems pretty weird in that the AdminService is one of the default ones that's deployed with a "clean" Axis installation. You should see a file called "server-config.xml" in your WEB-INF directory of the axis webapp. Try deleting that file, restarting Tomcat, then running the client again. If it still doesn't work, confirm that the server-config file is there, and that it in fact contains something akin to the following:

--Glen
----- Original Message -----
From: Scott Came
To: axis-dev@xml.apache.org
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 3:59 PM
Subject: Hello, and an issue

Hello axis-dev'ers.

Thanks very much to all of you working on Axis. My work as a consultant these days is leaning ever more in the web services direction...at least that's where I'm trying to lead my clients!! I've also been doing Java full-time for about four years, and would certainly like to see a reliable Java SOAP implementation. Looks like you all are well on the way. I've used Apache SOAP and appreciate the improvements you're aiming at with Axis.

I am currently in the process of reviewing the Axis source, just to learn more about the project. I may be in a position to assist on the project in some way...perhaps starting with docs or something. I'd like to get a good understanding of the codebase first, then perhaps ask how I might best contribute.

Now for my issue... I have successfully checked out the source, and run the "compile" and "dist" targets in build.xml. I get successful builds on both. Following the install guide, I copied the axis-1_0/webapps/axis directory to [tomcat-home]/webapps, and copied my xerces 1.4.3 jar file into the axis webapp's lib directory. I can hit the axis servlet just fine (http://localhost/axis/servlet/AdminServlet). However, when I try to deploy the echo sample using this (executed from axis-1_0\samples\echo):

java -cp c:\xerces-1.4.3\xerces.jar;..\..\lib\axis.jar;..\..\lib\log4j-core.jar org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient -lhttp://localhost/axis/servlet/AxisServlet deploy.xml

I get this on stdout/stderr:

Processing file: deploy.xml
<ns1:Fault xmlns:ns1="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<ns1:faultcode xmlns:ns4="http://xml.apache.org/axis/">ns4:Server.NoService</ns1:faultcode>
<ns1:faultstring>The Axis engine couldn't find a target service to invoke! targetService is AdminService</ns1:faultstring>

</ns1:Fault>

I searched the mailing list archives and google, to no avail. Apologies if this is a newbie question that's documented somewhere. Can anyone help?

I'm running tomcat 3.2.2, Ant 1.4, Xerces 1.4.3, JDK 1.3.1...all on Win2K.

TIA and best regards,
--Scott

Scott Came
Senior Managing Consultant
Logical eBusiness Solutions (formerly PSSG)
scott.came@us.logical.com
www.logical-nw.com
(360) 491-7774

RE: Hello, and an issue

Posted by Brandon Rife <br...@home.com>.

For what its worth, I'm experiencing the same thing - with my own
classes and the samples.
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Came [mailto:ScottC@PSSG.com] 
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 4:00 PM
To: axis-dev@xml.apache.org
Subject: Hello, and an issue
 
Hello axis-dev'ers. 
Thanks very much to all of you working on Axis.  My work as a consultant
these days is leaning ever more in the web services direction...at least
that's where I'm trying to lead my clients!!  I've also been doing Java
full-time for about four years, and would certainly like to see a
reliable Java SOAP implementation.  Looks like you all are well on the
way.  I've used Apache SOAP and appreciate the improvements you're
aiming at with Axis.
I am currently in the process of reviewing the Axis source, just to
learn more about the project.  I may be in a position to assist on the
project in some way...perhaps starting with docs or something.  I'd like
to get a good understanding of the codebase first, then perhaps ask how
I might best contribute.
Now for my issue...  I have successfully checked out the source, and run
the "compile" and "dist" targets in build.xml.  I get successful builds
on both.  Following the install guide, I copied the
axis-1_0/webapps/axis directory to [tomcat-home]/webapps, and copied my
xerces 1.4.3 jar file into the axis webapp's lib directory.  I can hit
the axis servlet just fine (http://localhost/axis/servlet/AdminServlet).
However, when I try to deploy the echo sample using this (executed from
axis-1_0\samples\echo):
java -cp
c:\xerces-1.4.3\xerces.jar;..\..\lib\axis.jar;..\..\lib\log4j-core.jar
org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
-lhttp://localhost/axis/servlet/AxisServlet deploy.xml
I get this on stdout/stderr: 
Processing file: deploy.xml 
<ns1:Fault xmlns:ns1="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> 
   <ns1:faultcode
xmlns:ns4="http://xml.apache.org/axis/">ns4:Server.NoService</ns1:faultc
ode> 
   <ns1:faultstring>The Axis engine couldn't find a target service to
invoke! targetService is AdminService</ns1:faultstring>
  </ns1:Fault> 
I searched the mailing list archives and google, to no avail.  Apologies
if this is a newbie question that's documented somewhere.  Can anyone
help?
I'm running tomcat 3.2.2, Ant 1.4, Xerces 1.4.3, JDK 1.3.1...all on
Win2K. 
TIA and best regards, 
--Scott 
Scott Came 
Senior Managing Consultant 
Logical eBusiness Solutions (formerly PSSG) 
scott.came@us.logical.com 
www.logical-nw.com 
(360) 491-7774