Re: [axis2 or rampart?] client not including username and password in header

2012-04-05 Thread Philippe A.
2012/4/2 Philippe A. > My problem seems to relate to UsernameToken assertion. Looks like this > token cannot be used alone -- I oversimplified. It is the conclusion I draw > after encountering the same issue with code generated in 1.4.1. > It is entirely possible to create a policy containing a

[axis2-1.6.1] is @Addressing supported with JDK 1.6.0_30?

2012-04-05 Thread Stadelmann Josef
I have axis2-1.6.1 running on JDK1.6.0_30 (not so a bad old version) Atempting to make my web service / web service client supporting "addressing", because addressing is required to have asynchronous transport operations work properly, isn't it? how ever when I deploy my web service in a jar, I g

[axis2-1.6.1] RequestWrapper.partName() not supported on JDK 1.6.0 but used by JAX-WS

2012-04-05 Thread Stadelmann Josef
[exec:exec] Starting Server Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper.partName()Ljava/lang/String; at org.apache.axis2.jaxws.description.builder.converter.JavaMethodsToMDCCon verter.attachRequestWrapperAnnotation(JavaMethodsToMDCConverter.java:203 )

issue when reusing of OperationClient

2012-04-05 Thread Himakar Chennapragada
Hi I would like to reuse OperationClient across multiple (different) service invocations i.e. I plan to have at least one dedicated OperationClient per thread in a multi-threaded environment to avoid recreating it for each request and degrade performance since it is a big overhead. When I use

how to invoke web service without generating a client

2012-04-05 Thread literakl
Hi, as I know axis, you need to generate a java client from WSDL and then invoke its stub to submit a remote service. My task is to create a proxy, that knows an endpoint and receives XML corresponding to the WSDL. The proxy then must open the endpoint and submit the soap body XML, read the re