Can't use an Axis web service with WLS 8.1 SP4

Greetings,
In order to simlify the problem, I have this very simple web service:
public class SimpleWS
public String toUpper (String s)
System.out.println ("We are in toUpper " + s);
return s.toUpperCase();
It works properly with Tomcat 5 but deployed in WebLogic Server 8.1 SP4 is giving NullPointerException. The client is the one generated by the wsdl2java task.
The exception is raised after having performed the System.out.println; on return.
I also noticed that it works if the input parameter is an empty string but it fails otherwise.
I modified the startup script in order to add Axis' saaj.jar in the begining of the CLASSPATH, but it doesn't seem to help.
Many thanks in advance for any help.
Nick

Hi,
Welcome to HP support forums. Unfortunately no support for the whole series as shown:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c03168175#N19646
Regards.
BH
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not able to understand it. can you pls modify the xsd:anyType to
xsd:string (or someother base type) in the WSDL.
SC.mssoapinit can load wsdl stored as a local file. so it should
be easy to make this change.
regards,
-manoj
Kevin Jiang wrote:
Does anyone have a sample Microsoft client using message-style
web
service? BEA
does not provide one. I found MS client does not receive messages
published
between
2 calls to method "receive", while the sample Java client ConsumerClient.java
does.
ConsumerClient.java is like:
while(true){
Object result = method.invoke(null);
sleep(20000); // not in sample, added for my test
System.out.println(result);
My VBScript code is like:
Set SC = CreateObject("MSSOAP.SoapClient")
SC.mssoapinit "http://localhost:7001/msg/Receiver/Receiver.wsdl",
While TRUE
Res = SC.receive
WScript.echo "Res = " & Res
Res = ""
' do something that takes 20 seconds
Wend
I added 20 seconds between calls so I can publish a message between2 calls. I
found the Java client receives the message but the VBScript clientdoesn't. Has
anyone else observed this?

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