Cannot invoke Web service wizard

I get an error when I try to create Regenerate a Webservice from the JDeveloper
in a Modal Dialog box.
Cannot Invoke Wizard
oracle.bali.xml.addin.XMLSourceNode
I checked to see if the xmladdin.jar file is in the extensions folder and find it there. The only thing i did was to perform an update and I installed
OrindaBuild com.orindasoft.pub
OrindaBuild Apache Log4J
OrindaBuild Java Logging
When i open my project i get an error in the extensions.xml. Pointing to the above three. Is there a way to uninstall these updates?
Any suggestions are greatly apprecaited
kris

To uninstall the extension just go to [jdev-root]\jdev\lib\ext and remove the relevant files/directories

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Here is a trace. My remote web service returns an empty SOAP body upon success (SOAP envelope only). Is this causing the Null Pointer Exception??
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[Wed Mar 19 16:39:09 EDT 2008]      at com.lighthammer.xacute.engine.TransactionEngine.Process(Unknown Source)
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[Wed Mar 19 16:39:09 EDT 2008]      at com.lighthammer.xacute.engine.TransactionEngine.Process(Unknown Source)
[Wed Mar 19 16:39:09 EDT 2008]      at com.lighthammer.xacute.core.ActionSequence.Process(Unknown Source)
[Wed Mar 19 16:39:09 EDT 2008]      at com.lighthammer.xacute.engine.TransactionEngine.Process(Unknown Source)
[Wed Mar 19 16:39:09 EDT 2008]      at com.lighthammer.xacute.core.ActionSequence.Process(Unknown Source)
[Wed Mar 19 16:39:09 EDT 2008]      at com.lighthammer.xacute.engine.TransactionEngine.Process(Unknown Source)
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How to access/invoke Web Service from BPM Process

The following steps required to attach and invoke web service method from process:
1) Add a module in the catalog for ex WebServiceMO
2) Add WebService Catalog component demoWebService in WebServiceMO
3) Put ur WSDL address in WSDL address field like "http://localhost:8080/test/test?wsdl"
4) Click next to introspect the web service it will import required files and setting from the url to your project
5) Now for invoking webservice just call the method for ex.
@return as String[]
getTestStringList(TestInterfaceService, out @return : @return)
logMessage "web service calll result >>"+length(@return)+">>>"+@return[0]
Here @ return is the return from webservice call.
this way u can access web service from BPM process.
Edited by: Anurag Yadav on Jul 17, 2009 2:19 PM

I have a web service which does not return any value but when I introspect the web service, I have an out parameter to it.. Not sure why?
For e.g.
TestServiceListener.addTestNotes(TestNotes : testNotes, out TestNoteResponse : testNoteResponse);
So here I see an out parameter, but my web-service has no out parameter...
Any idea why is this happening?

Invoking Web Service From PL SQL package

Below is the sample code to invoke web service from pl/sql package using UTL_HTTP:
Declare
http_req UTL_HTTP.req;
http_resp UTL_HTTP.resp;
Begin
http_req :=
UTL_HTTP.begin_request
'http://'
|| lv_hosturl
-- || '.net/soa-infra/services/finance_rt/Payments/paymentsprocess_client_ep',
--new url
|| '.net/soa-infra/services/finance_rt/PaymentsReq/paymentsprocess_client_ep?WSDL',
'POST',
'HTTP/1.1'
UTL_HTTP.set_header (http_req, 'Content-Type', 'text/xml');
-- since we are dealing with plain text in XML documents
UTL_HTTP.set_header (http_req,
'Content-Length',
LENGTH (lv_soap_request)
UTL_HTTP.set_header (http_req, 'SOAPAction', '');
-- required to specify this is a SOAP communication
UTL_HTTP.write_text (http_req, lv_soap_request);
http_resp := UTL_HTTP.get_response (http_req);
UTL_HTTP.read_text (http_resp, lv_soap_respond);
UTL_HTTP.end_response (http_resp);
resp := XMLTYPE.createxml (lv_soap_respond);
End;

Hi,
there are a lot of option to make plsql web services .
First you can stay with jdev 10.1.3
Use the xmldb servlets
use jdev 11g tp4 to create plsql ws and upgrade to jdev 11g production
And I think in the next release of jdev it will be back , there are more options which disappeared like the adf bc sdo ws or jmx datacontrol etc.
thanks Edwin

Invoking web service from OBIEE11g failed socket timeout

Hi,
I encountered an error when I invoke web service from OBIEE 11g. The web serivce resides on Websphere running on other machine.
An error says that "Invoking web service failed due to socket timeout." and it seems that it stopped in just 40 secs.
Is there any settings of WebLogic server to avoid this? This web service normally runs for more than 60 sec.
I have checked several parameters in WebLogic admin console and changed those values, but I still receive the same error.
Invoking the same web service from SOAPUI sustains for more than 60 secs.
Regards,
Fujio Sonehara

Don't be too surprised. Sun figured this bug out in short order. I got the same error message when trying to do the same thing, just for the heck of it. Reference this article for details.
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/ea2/jaxrpc/ReleaseNotes.html
It contains information about bugs fixed in the WSDP EA2. So in answer to your question, download the newer pack from
http://java.sun.com/webservices/downloads/webservicespack.html
and your bug will go away. Happy Coding.
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Invoking web service with customized SOAP Header

Hi,
how can I invoke web services from my BPEL process with additional elements in the SOAP Header?
Regards,
Piotr

I don't know if I completely understand your question, but here is an attempt at and answer.
It place variables in the SOAP Header open the invoke popup, click on the Adapters tab and select the variable that you would like to add into the SOAP header.
I really hope that helps.
Chris

Invoking web service using Weblogic Workshop (JCX)

Invoking web service using Weblogic Workshop
Posted: 5 Jan 2005 23:31 PM Reply
Hi,
I have WSDL from which I have generated a web service control (.jcx) using Weblogic Workshop.
I need to write a client which will invoke the web service using the control.
Can someone help me on how to go about this ?
BTW .. I also tried the clientgen route and tried to generated the proxy jar from the WSDL but wasn't successful because of a existing clientgen bug.
Refer bug

Hi,
if the consumer of the webservice is a control-aware consumer ( pageflow, control, process ) simply drag the control to this consumer and the control variable is ready for use.
if the consumer is not control-aware, try to generate a proxy using eg. the axis tool, or handcode your proxy class.
links :
how to use webservice control
http://e-docs.bea.com/workshop/docs81/doc/en/workshop/guide/controls/conGettingStartedWithJavaControls.html
axis
http://ws.apache.org/axis/
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