Sean Connery

Peer Reynders wrote:"Ubuntu Climber",

Please check your private messages regarding an important administrative matter.

Fixed.

I am new to OSGi (using Equinox), and I want to expose one of my bundles to the outside world. Would this require that I include all of the logic in my bundle to expose a WSDL and an endpoint, or is there some other way?

Thanks,
UbuntuClimber

if you're just starting Web Services, I would highly suggest that you use Axis2's most recent release instead of going backwards to Axis(1).

You could also try doing:

String x = "Catastraphy"; int i = x.toLowerCase().indexOf("cat");

Then test the value of i to see if "cat" existed in the original string.

Originally posted by Joseph Carr:
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Another snafu was using an integer type in an ArrayList (superfluous and just plain wrong).
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Just an FYI, but prior to 1.5, ArrayList could only take Objects (NOT primitive variables). However, since 1.5, they introduced autoboxing, so you could do something like:

List<Integer> myList = new ArrayList(); myList.add(123); //Oh NO! a Primitive! Oh yeah, we're using 1.5, no prob!

But you are correct, the generic portion (<Integer> of the List must take an Object.

Cheers,
UbuntuClimber