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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by Yong Yang <y....@querix.com> on 2006/12/19 18:20:18 UTC
instant deployment and dynamic invocation
Hi, I started working with Axis, and have read these documents following Axis recommended reading.
However I still have some problems to solve and spent a lot of time to sovle them.
1) Instant deployment problem
I knew there is a instant deployment. I can directly copy the java source code to my webapp directory and rename it with "jws" extension. When the web service consists of more than one class, I am still using instant deployment. But I got an compile error when I access the web service. Some documents said there are some limitations, but i don't know what are the limiations? May I know whether it is possible to deploy a web service with multiple class using instant deployment?
2)Dynamical Invocation
When I invoke a web service using dynamical invocation, I don't know how to send and receive complex data structure and attachment. Is it possible to achieve that using dynamical invocation?
I would apprieciate it if some one can give me some clue or refer some documents for the above problems.
many thanks
yong
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Re: instant deployment and dynamic invocation
Posted by Deepal Jayasinghe <de...@opensource.lk>.
Hi Yong ;
Yes I was talking abt Axis2 , I am very sorry.
Thanks
Deepal
> Hi Deepal,
>
> Thank you very much for your reply.
>
>
> >> >2)Dynamical Invocation
> >> >When I invoke a web service using dynamical invocation, I don't know how
> >> to send and receive complex data structure and attachment. Is it
> >> possible to achieve that using dynamical invocation?
> >> >
> >> >
> >> We have something similar to this , there what you can do is by giving
> >> wsdl url of the service you want to invoke you can create service client
> >> and you can use the to invoke the service. And you need to create the
> >> payload as OMElement in order to invoke the service
>
> >> Thanks
> >> Deepal
>
>
>It seems you are talking about Axis2. I am using Axis 1.4. If I am wrong, could you please refer some documents for this issue?
>
>many thanks
>yong
>
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re[2]: instant deployment and dynamic invocation
Posted by Yong Yang <y....@querix.com>.
Hi Deepal,
Thank you very much for your reply.
>> >2)Dynamical Invocation
>> >When I invoke a web service using dynamical invocation, I don't know how
>> to send and receive complex data structure and attachment. Is it
>> possible to achieve that using dynamical invocation?
>> >
>> >
>> We have something similar to this , there what you can do is by giving
>> wsdl url of the service you want to invoke you can create service client
>> and you can use the to invoke the service. And you need to create the
>> payload as OMElement in order to invoke the service
>> Thanks
>> Deepal
It seems you are talking about Axis2. I am using Axis 1.4. If I am wrong, could you please refer some documents for this issue?
many thanks
yong
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Re: instant deployment and dynamic invocation
Posted by Deepal Jayasinghe <de...@opensource.lk>.
Hi Yang;
>Hi, I started working with Axis, and have read these documents following Axis recommended reading.
>
>However I still have some problems to solve and spent a lot of time to sovle them.
>
>1) Instant deployment problem
>I knew there is a instant deployment. I can directly copy the java source code to my webapp directory and rename it with "jws" extension. When the web service consists of more than one class, I am still using instant deployment. But I got an compile error when I access the web service. Some documents said there are some limitations, but i don't know what are the limiations? May I know whether it is possible to deploy a web service with multiple class using instant deployment?
>
>
In Axis2 (at the moment) we do not have jws type deployment , but what
we have are archive based deployment and POJO deployment.
>2)Dynamical Invocation
>When I invoke a web service using dynamical invocation, I don't know how to send and receive complex data structure and attachment. Is it possible to achieve that using dynamical invocation?
>
>
We have something similar to this , there what you can do is by giving
wsdl url of the service you want to invoke you can create service client
and you can use the to invoke the service. And you need to create the
payload as OMElement in order to invoke the service
Thanks
Deepal
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re[2]: instant deployment and dynamic invocation
Posted by Yong Yang <y....@querix.com>.
Hi Michele,
Thank you very much for your reply.
I will try your suggestion using hot deployment.
Dynamical invocation means I will use the following template to call web service instead of using the stub generated by WSDL2Java.
Service service = new Service();
Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
.......
best regards
yong
>> Yong Yang wrote:
>> > Hi, I started working with Axis, and have read these documents following
>> Axis recommended reading.
>> >
>> > However I still have some problems to solve and spent a lot of time to
>> sovle them.
>> >
>> > 1) Instant deployment problem
>> > I knew there is a instant deployment. I can directly copy the java
>> source code to my webapp directory and rename it with "jws" extension.
>> When the web service consists of more than one class, I am still using
>> instant deployment. But I got an compile error when I access the web
>> service. Some documents said there are some limitations, but i don't
>> know what are the limiations? May I know whether it is possible to
>> deploy a web service with multiple class using instant deployment?
>> >
>> You can use hot deployment. Create a aar file containing your classes,
>> libs and the configuration file describing which operations your web
>> service should expose and drop it into the services folder.
>> > 2)Dynamical Invocation
>> > When I invoke a web service using dynamical invocation, I don't know how
>> to send and receive complex data structure and attachment. Is it
>> possible to achieve that using dynamical invocation?
>> What is dynamical invocation?
>> >
>> > I would apprieciate it if some one can give me some clue or refer some
>> documents for the above problems.
>> >
>> > many thanks
>> > yong
>> Michele
>> >
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Re: instant deployment and dynamic invocation
Posted by Michele Mazzucco <Mi...@ncl.ac.uk>.
Yong Yang wrote:
> Hi, I started working with Axis, and have read these documents following Axis recommended reading.
>
> However I still have some problems to solve and spent a lot of time to sovle them.
>
> 1) Instant deployment problem
> I knew there is a instant deployment. I can directly copy the java source code to my webapp directory and rename it with "jws" extension. When the web service consists of more than one class, I am still using instant deployment. But I got an compile error when I access the web service. Some documents said there are some limitations, but i don't know what are the limiations? May I know whether it is possible to deploy a web service with multiple class using instant deployment?
>
You can use hot deployment. Create a aar file containing your classes,
libs and the configuration file describing which operations your web
service should expose and drop it into the services folder.
> 2)Dynamical Invocation
> When I invoke a web service using dynamical invocation, I don't know how to send and receive complex data structure and attachment. Is it possible to achieve that using dynamical invocation?
What is dynamical invocation?
>
> I would apprieciate it if some one can give me some clue or refer some documents for the above problems.
>
> many thanks
> yong
Michele
>
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