When using JAXB or XMLBeans, a java object representation of the xml is created. Has anyone used any tools to map this generated java object to your domain?
Originally I was hoping to skip this step by using Jibx. Unfortunately, using the underlying Jibx api to do custom mapping proved to brittle.
I stumbled upon Dozer (dozer.sourceforge.net). Has anyone used this? What other tools have you used to solve this problem?
Normally it would. This class however makes use of the Spring Context to get some of its dependencies. If this was a normal Spring servlet, I could create a spring context and insert it into a mock servlet context and initialize the servlet with that. Unfortunately, because this class implements ServiceLifecycle, the init method is now looking for ServletEndpointContext instead.
I am trying to figure out how to write a JUnit test case that can test my service endpoint outside of the servlet container. My axis service endpoint extends springs ServletEndpointSupport but I cannot seem to find any mock objects that will help me initialize this object correctly.
To initialize the servlet, I need to call the init method from the ServiceLifecycle Interface:
init(Object context)
Trouble is, the context here is of the type javax.xml.rpc.server.ServletEndpointContext. As I mentioned earlier, I have been unable to find any Mock objects for this class. Can someone point me to an example?
Currently I am using SOAP RPC. I would like to pass in an XML document as an argument to a method. How would this be done? What should be the type of the argument?
I am using weblogics jwsc ant task to generate the supporting classes for my soap base web service. I am finding that the mappings that appear in the wsdl file do not reflect my class structure. Say I have the following classes:
Here is my problem. The PetStore class contains an array of Animals (which are really just Cat/Dog/Fish because animal is abstract), but Cat/Dog/Fish do not appear in the WSDL. Only the attribute of the Animal class appears. Am I doing something wrong here
If either a web application or ejb is generated from your JWS file, how do you declare its datasource? I can't find anything in the documentation that describes how to make sure the database is mapped in the appropriate deployment descriptor file.
when reading a text file containing latin characters (such as the � character), I can read the file and display its contents to the console on windows without a problem.
When I do the same on unix, the special characters are replaced by the '?' character. The strange thing is that when I do a "more" on the command, unix displays the special characters correctly.
If it were a character set thing, I would expect unix to display the file incorrectly using the "more" command.
When using ant 1.6.5, I encountered a problem with weblogic.jar being on the classpath. I have been googling for this error message but have not found a solution to this problem. Any help you can offer would be appreciated. Here is the error message:
I have listed my classpath below. You will notice that the weblogic.jar file appears last.
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