I have created a SOAP client and initiate the transaction using proxy objects.Need to log the raw SOAP request/response XML message.
PaymentsAppServiceProxy proxy=new PaymentsAppServiceProxy();
QueryTransactionRequest request=new QueryTransactionRequest();
//Need to print the actual XML from the request
try {
QueryTransactionResponse response=proxy.queryTransaction(request);
I am new to web services and need to call a web service that has already been written. Below is the wsdl for the web service.I need to call the web service from my java program. provide the code to call the webservice?
Is it possible to send a duplicate soup request?Basically, I have a situation where two almost identical requests can get sent but right now the response comes back as one response. I wanted visibility to the two responses and the one gets dropped off
I'm developing a SOAP client and have used wsimport to generate the classes, etc. and all is going pretty well, but the server requires several headers that I've been coding up manually, specifically wise:Security and o:Security blocks. While this is a valid approach, I think I'm probably doing things the hard way and I know .NET (SOAP being an MS standard originally) has some really powerful code to generate these headers. Does java have any similar counterparts? As an example, I'm writing code like the following:
I'm creating a SOAP Client with JS, this is my first time with webServices and I must have several mistakes in my code.
The poit is, with my code, I cant take acces to the WebService, but I don't know how to access to the methods inside. So the webservice gives me the following response:
<h1>Version</h1> <p>Hi there, this is an AXIS service!</p> <i>Perhaps there will be a form for invoking the service here...</i>
Instead of the correct XML for the method I'm calling.
This is the code of my SOAP client:
<html> <script type="text/javascript"> function run(){ var objXMLHttpRequest = new XMLHttpRequest(); objXMLHttpRequest.open("GET", "http://localhost:8080/CrunchifyWS/services/Version?wdsl/", true); objXMLHttpRequest.onreadystatechange = function () { //alert(objXMLHttpRequest.readyState+" "+ objXMLHttpRequest.status);
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I think that te mistake should be in the XML part, but, as I said, this is my first time and I don't know what I'm doing.
When I try to do POST instead of GET I have this reposnse:
I have a SOAP Client with wsdl to send a query to a SOAP Server. Along with the SOAP response I am supposed to attach a generated csv file (Not required to open and read - just attach).
SOAP Handler has been implemented at server.
Since it is client code I am not supposed to paste the exact contents online.
I can create new SOAPMessage and use AttachmentPart to attach the file but I am stumped regarding where to set it as response. We have used only javax.xml and apache.cxf.
I've generated SOAP classes via wsimport from a local WSDL. All of the URLs in the WSDL point to the production services, but for testing I need to connect to a test location (different URL). There are dozens of examples on the web to set the endpoint, but it doesn't seem to be working for me - it's hitting the prod URL, not test.
PrepaidServices ps = new PrepaidServices(); ps.setHandlerResolver(new CustomHandlerResolver()); IPrepaidServices port = ps.getPrepaidServices(); BindingProvider bp = (BindingProvider) port; bp.getRequestContext().put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, TEST_URL); LOG.debug("New Port = " +
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The debug correctly shows the TEST port being set correctly, but when executed, inside one of the handler resolvers, I have the following code:
MDS don't support all six transaction attributes. MDBs support only REQUIRE or NOT_SUPPORT.... There is no existing transaction to suspend or join when a message is delivered, The two options you have available are REQUIRE if you want a transaction.....
there is no existing transaction when a message is delivered from a queue to an MDB. Why we still need a transaction as it says " REQUIRE if you want a transaction"? When a message is delivered from the queue to the MDB, is this a transaction?
I need to make an java app which will be used only for online banking transaction with credit/debit card ...so i need to know the basic procedures for costumer to come and do the transaction
in log4j,in a web aplication i need loging in separate file,logging for action package in one file and dao in another file in action package log a class if this is possible in a class then a level in a file another level in another file.
I've been working on a lesson in logging in Java, formatting in XML. I'm trying to add an appender to e-mail the error log, but can't seem to get it to work. Is there a piece I'm missing? The rest of my appenders are working fine. The error I get is that it cannot create an appender of this type. The console also seems to think that I defined the appender after I call for it, but it is above. Here is what I put together:
I've been trying to create a tool that extracts emails from inbox using Apache HttpClient, however I'm stuck at the logging in part itself.This is the code. (I've written it all in a main class and removed exception handling for brevity). More in code comments.
Now the thing is, after execution I am returned the login-page again instead of the inbox, which leads me to believe that login did not take place at all.Also the response to the post method in the browser has two cookies "cdata"; "sessionid" populated with values however I get them as empty. I believe that I am losing my session between the first get request and the subsequent post.
I am trying to create a Swing app that connects to a SOAP API. I have never messed around with web services so I sure this is user error .... The code below throws an error that says "Server did not recognize the value of HTTP Header SOAPAction".
Using the concept of web service (SOAP), I need to have a web service running. The client page will pass an ID to the web service and in return the service will return some values retrieved from the database based on the ID passed, as output. The output so fetched has to be in XML format.
I want to send a SOAP xml to HTTPS url using 2 way mutual ssl. I have my certificates installed in my server. I am creating the SSLSocketFactory like this -
void createSSLSocketFactory() {String clientTrustStore = *** Path to trust store file installed on my server. String clientKeyStore = *** Path to key store file installed on my server. //Reading keystore file File keyFile = new File(clientKeyStore);
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So my question is,
1) How can I set the TrustStore and KeyStore in the request.
try { // Create SoapMessage MessageFactory msgFactory = MessageFactory.newInstance(); SOAPMessage message = msgFactory.createMessage(); SOAPPart soapPart = message.getSOAPPart(); // Iterator i=message.getAttachments(); // Load the SOAP text into a stream source byte[] buffer = soapResponse.getBytes();
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Detailed error log is =============== ERROR: 'Content is not allowed in prolog.' Jul 8, 2014 10:13:53 AM com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.EnvelopeFactory createEnvelope SEVERE: SAAJ0511: Unable to create envelope from given source com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.SOAPExceptionImpl: Unable to create envelope from given source: at com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.EnvelopeFactory.createEnvelope(EnvelopeFactory.java:114)
I have a class that do a soap request to a web service , the response is containing a base64 string repressing a file content , how can i send this string to a servlet (maybe any other way) to send it to the user as a downloaded file .
I don't seem to be hitting my RESTful webservices. I am using Hibernate and checked and all my entity classes are working. I've even retrieved data from the database but I cannot hit the web service. I am using Tomcat 7 and Eclipse IDE.
I am using AXIS2 tomcat6 and jre1.6.0_07 and I created java project using net beans. but when I execute java2wsdl I am getting the following. Can you solve my problem? Also I would like to know what is the function of java2wsdl and its parameters?T