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Re: [vtp-dev] Problem with Web Services
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Hello Trip,
The problem come from the new installer available on the openmethods site. I think that the memory instruction error is due to this installer because the size of the download is light for a base of eclipse. The error happens when you first open eclipse. I've attached to this mail a screenshoot of this error.
Personnaly, I use an eclipse WTP with the version on svn of openvxml and I've no problem. It just only for the other users who want to download the new rtu(ready to use) on the site.
Regards, Laurent.
2008/6/12, Trip Gilman <trip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
There
are several plugins in the Eclipse Orbit project our tool requires.
They are not currently documented very well which is we are
working on fixing. The memory instruction error sounds new to me.
This error happens right when you first open eclipse? Is it
in the error log or is it a pop-up dialog? Can you send us a
screen shot of it? Also, what version of the Java runtime/sdk are
you using?
Trip
On 6/12/08 3:04 AM, "Laurent Dufour" <la.dufour@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Trip,
I downloaded the latest version on svn and the web services modules
effectively works now on the graphical model and on runtime.
I've downloaded the latest version of the openvxml studio installer on your site. The installation works perfectly.
Therefore, there is a problem when you launch openvxml studio. Eclipse occurs an error (an memory instruction cannot be writen).
I believe that some librairies are missing in the plugins repository.
Best regards, Laurent.
2008/6/10, Trip Gilman <trip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Laurent,
I believe Randy is right that the latest version of the tool no longer
forgets settings for webservice calls. I have been unable to
reproduce this problem. I would reconfigure the module after
installing the new version. The issue with the locator not being
found may also resolve itself by changing to the newer version.
Many of the issues with that module were fixed at around the same
time. Let us know if this doesn't fix your issues.
Trip
On 6/5/08 3:08 AM, "Laurent Dufour" <la.dufour@xxxxxxxxx <http://la.dufour@xxxxxxxxx> > wrote:
Hello Trip,
I've attached to this mail the wsdl file I use.
Thanks for your help.
Regards, Laurent.
2008/6/4, Trip Gilman <trip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <http://trip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >:
Laurent,
Could you send us the wsdl file you're working
with? I've seen the webservices module do things like this before
and it usually traces back to some strangeness with the code generated
by axis. There might be a slight tweak to the wsdl that would
clear this up or could be a bug introduced recently and not found yet.
Trip Gilman
On 6/4/08 10:01 AM, "Laurent Dufour" <la.dufour@xxxxxxxxx <http://la.dufour@xxxxxxxxx> <http://la.dufour@xxxxxxxxx> > wrote:
Hello,
I performed a simple web services application (adding two numbers) and
I want to use it with my openVXML application (3.0 released).
I created in the design application a WebService Call module. The Web services, the port type and the operation are detected.
In input, I've specified the parameters (the two numbers).
In output, the variable is specified too : the radio button 'use the
value from this tabme colum' is selected and the value "result" is
check.
Therefore, when I close and re-open this module, the value of the
business object field is set to 'No Change' ! I've also created a
database contaning the results of all additions and a business object
represented an addition (value a, value b and value c).
I 'm wondering why this value is not save.
I've noticed an another problem when I've deployed the war file on
Tomcat server. When the page containing the web service call is
generated, the tomcat log revelead a null locator during the search of
the web service class. However the class is in the webservice folder
'.source'.
I've attached to this mail the trace represented this error.
Thanks you for your help.
Regards, Laurent.
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