Problem with multiple parameters

[Rosén Håkan <ha...@kvadrat.se>]

Hi,
I have written an interface :
public interface Myervice {
    public boolean logonTest(String username, String pword );
}
and generated classes via java2wsdl and deployed the service.
Then I wrote a client that passes a username/password to the service.
My problem is that the second parameter 'pword' is empty (but not the
first).

cheers
- Håkan -
 

Re: Problem with multiple parameters

[Jim Stafford <jc...@apl.jhu.edu>]

I have done nearly the same with the alpha (and previous versions) 
successfully. I would suggest you either
* add some debug statements to the Stub and/or Skeleton to determine 
what is happening at the Call level,
* insert the monitor at the TCP level (see bottom of 
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html) or add the logging 
handler to the requestChain to intercept the SOAP to debug the situation 
further.

Here's what I use to debug my SOAP over JMS since I don't have an HTTP 
connection  You'll obviously need to change it slightly.
    <transport name="JMSTransport" pivot="JMSSender">
<!--
        <responseFlow>
            <handler
                type="java:org.apache.axis.handlers.LogHandler">
                <parameter name="LogHandler.writeToConsole" value="false"/>
                <parameter name="LogHandler.fileName" value="soap.log"/>
            </handler>
        </responseFlow>
-->

Rosén Håkan wrote:

>Hi,
>I have written an interface :
>public interface Myervice {
>    public boolean logonTest(String username, String pword );
>}
>and generated classes via java2wsdl and deployed the service.
>Then I wrote a client that passes a username/password to the service.
>My problem is that the second parameter 'pword' is empty (but not the
>first).
>
>cheers
>- Håkan -
> 
>
>
>  
>

Re: Problem with multiple parameters

[Shantanu Sen <ss...@pacbell.net>]

Are you using the rpc-encoded or doc-lit? If you used
doc-lit, you may need to use the wrapped style option.

Shantanu Sen

--- Ros�n_H�kan <ha...@kvadrat.se> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have written an interface :
> public interface Myervice {
>     public boolean logonTest(String username, String
> pword );
> }
> and generated classes via java2wsdl and deployed the
> service.
> Then I wrote a client that passes a
> username/password to the service.
> My problem is that the second parameter 'pword' is
> empty (but not the
> first).
> 
> cheers
> - H�kan -
>