I am trying to add a wsdl based webservice to my project.
the problem is that the link has spaces in it, and so netbeans says that the link syntex in wrong. "URI Syntex Error"
ip..../Local%20NPG/TELZAR/Comm%20Layer/NPG-Services.serviceagent?wsdl
I guess whitespace is replaced by "%20" in your end point url.
Modify your wsdl, replace %20 with actual whitespace. May be it work in your case.
you can find end point url in wsdl under tag
for example:
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I am using rg.glassfish.jersey.server.ApplicationHandler
need to capture the url path
URL: video/Id19%2Fabc%3D/title?sub=CDA
I have tried the following to capture but this doesn't capture % sign.
#Path("/video/{Id:.*}/title/")
Is this what you're looking for?
https://regex101.com/r/qYs7gQ/3
Regex: video\/Id(?<ID>.*)\/title
I found a way to handle URL encoding request. It is handled on Application server level and in my case, it is apache tomcat. So all I need to do is set
org.apache.tomcat.util.buf.UDecoder.ALLOW_ENCODED_SLASH=true in catalina.properties file.
Organizations registering on my application can provide their external websites url for their profile page. The resulting html when displaying the link to their site is example.com (Confirmed by inspecting the page in chrome). When hovering over the link or actually clicking it. The url is apparently interpreted as relative and https://localhost:8443/MyWebApp/profile/ is prepended to it.
Do I have to check and possibly modify links that users input or is there likely something in my configuration that is causing this behavior?
EDIT: Is there a simple method of countering this? Such as a jsp tag or using a url rewriter? (Tuckey)
This is the expected behaviour. Since the provided URL does not begin with a protocol (http, https, ftp, whatever) it is considered relative, and since it does not start with a /, it is considered relative to the current URL.
I'm using an Axis2 client to access an external Webservice, whose WSDL starts with the following content:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!--Created by TIBCO WSDL--><wsdl:definitions xmlns:wsdl=...
My call to sendReceive crashes with the following error:
com.ctc.wstx.exc.WstxUnexpectedCharException: Unexpected character 'C' (code 67) in prolog; expected '<'
The 'C' is the first character on the comment in the WSDL. Without that comment everything works fine, but as far as my knowledge of basic XML dictates that comment is correct. My question would be: Is this a bug in Axis2 or is the accessed WSDL malformed? Is there any way to prevent Axis2 from crashing under these circumstances?
You should use wsdl documentation for it.Check the following links:
http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl#_documentation
http://www.ws-i.org/Profiles/BasicProfile-1.1.html#WSDL_documentation_Element
After debugging the communications, I found out that the "C" was a red herring, and in fact the supplier's server was responding with the following text error message: Can not get operation configuration - invalid soapAction for input message.
The problem was that the soapAction header was not being sent in the HTTP request, after adding it everything worked fine.
I host a 10 year old java (jar) based web service on Tomcat.
The original source for this service no longer exists (actually the firm that created the service no longer exists and there doesn't seem to be any way to find the former principals).
I packet captured the "Data" field in the url and include a snip of it below.
I'm hoping someone will recognize the encoding used on this field - it does not appear to be standard where the rest of the URL encoding it no problem. So I'm thinking the application posting the data field first encodes the field (which is then again encoded for the URL post command.
http:// ... &CompletedBillableTransactionFlag=&Data=%F0j%B2g%1F-%95%F7%E3E%C0q%A6%12%11%B2%7C%D8%C7%F6%C8%24 ... I could have included the rest of the fields value but thought to keep it short.
I have to set up a connection to a webservice that I don't own, all I have is a link to the WSDL file. The webservice has only one method, and I need access to it. I'm trying to use the standard "Generate Java Code from Wsdl or Wadl" (or create New->Web Service Client, which ends up in the same spot)
When I enter the URL I have, the status line says "Wsdl url connection exception". If I put the url in a browser, it nicely displays the xml file, so the URL works. I have a similar problem trying to generate the code in eclipse, where it also refuses to acknowledge the URL.
It's the first time I do anything webservice related and it's driving me mad, how do I fix this?