java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException on WS Invoke

[Garth Keesler <ga...@gdcjk.com>]

Dumb Q but I'm a noob.

I've deployed several very simple services (spelled "Hello World" 
clones:-) using both WTP in Eclipse and Ant with no probs. Works great. 
I've also deployed the POJO examples included with Axis2.

Now I'm trying to go one step deeper by invoking a service that depends 
on a class defined in a separate jar that makes a jdbc call to pgsql to 
retrieve a value that gets returned as a string, conceptually still a 
HelloWorld clone. I've included the jar in the War file and referenced 
it in Eclipse. Prob is, I get 
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException returned as the result of 
the WS call and haven't figured out, even with a fair bit of Googling, 
what will fix it. The jUnit test runs against the class just fine so the 
database is working okay. If I remove the reference to the class in the 
WS and just have it return a fixed string, it runs fine.

What am I doing wrong (besides not doing enough RTFM:-)?

Thanx,
Garth

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Re: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException on WS Invoke

[Garth Keesler <ga...@gdcjk.com>]

Solved. Eclipse puts required jar files in Libraries under Java 
Resources: src but they also have to go in WebContent/WEB-INF/lib. Makes 
sense since that is where the war file is created from.

Thanx,
Garth

Garth Keesler wrote:
> Dumb Q but I'm a noob.
>
> I've deployed several very simple services (spelled "Hello World" 
> clones:-) using both WTP in Eclipse and Ant with no probs. Works 
> great. I've also deployed the POJO examples included with Axis2.
>
> Now I'm trying to go one step deeper by invoking a service that 
> depends on a class defined in a separate jar that makes a jdbc call to 
> pgsql to retrieve a value that gets returned as a string, conceptually 
> still a HelloWorld clone. I've included the jar in the War file and 
> referenced it in Eclipse. Prob is, I get 
> java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException returned as the result of 
> the WS call and haven't figured out, even with a fair bit of Googling, 
> what will fix it. The jUnit test runs against the class just fine so 
> the database is working okay. If I remove the reference to the class 
> in the WS and just have it return a fixed string, it runs fine.
>
> What am I doing wrong (besides not doing enough RTFM:-)?
>
> Thanx,
> Garth
>
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