Compatability with Java 5 EE Web Services

I am new to Flash 8. I am trying to consume a web service
that is running on my Java EE 5 (GlassFish) application server.
First, can anyone comment on compatability of Flash 8 with web
services not created with Cold Fusion.
I am able to connect and execute a sample web (wsdl at
http://www.flash-mx.com/mm/tips/tips.cfc?wsdl).
This works for me.
But when I try to call a very simple service that I have
defined using Java JAX-WS, I don't see a response. I have attached
action script code and xml for my wsdl.
Most samples and tutorials that I have seen so far involve
web services defined in ColdFusion. However, what I need to do in
my Flash 8 document is directly access a web service defined and
running in Jave EE 5 environment. Does Flash 8 support this type of
interoperability? Can anyone provide some hints on how to get this
working?
Thanks

Hi Tom,
I've been running into the same problem, having JAX-WS
generating the WSDL for me and Flash telling me that it cannot
consume the corresponding Web Service.
According to an article I found on the Developer Center site
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/flmxpro_webservices_03.html
), "Flash MX Professional 2004 does not support web services that
use the import tag". I haven't been able to find any reference that
indicates whether this has changed for Flash 8.
I tried to contact the author of the article (who is no
longer with Adobe), but so far she has ignored my attempts.
Our problem thus may lie in the Flash's inability to process
the import tag, although this has at least been part of the
specification since WSDL 1.1.
There has been no mentioning of a true workaround for this:
the JAX-WS people don't offer an option to have the schema created
inline - and IMHO rightfully so. They hold their end of the deal
(generating a WSDL document that is valid according to the
standard) for which they used the most flexible option (it allows
for reuse of schemas between multiple WSDL definitions).
The only thing I guess you can do is manually inline the
separate XSD file(s) into the WSDL file and then feed it to
Flash...
It is up to the Flash developers to fix this problem and have
their tool comply with the official W3C standards. It cannot be
that such a widely used tool renders itself obsolete by
disregarding interoperability with other widely used
technologies...
Sorry I cannot be of more help. Seems I'm stuck with the same
problem for now as well...or maybe someone out there has better
insights and helps us out?
Grtz,
Morris

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The PDA is going to be used for inputing field data into our program. When the user then returns to his office, he want’s to dock his PDA, and with minimal effort, add the collected data to a big central database. The database and pc client software is allready existing and has been used for a while. The user is expected to have none to very little previous experience with computers. The data collected is security critical and hence no Bluetooth, IR, WiFi can be used to transfer the data to the database. The users requires that we use docking
The PDA has to be developed with J2ME (that’s why I’m here =)). No platform for the program has been decided yet, but it would be preferred that the program could be run on both PalmOS and PocketPC. If both OSs is to be used, I guess the PDA program has to comply to CLDC/MIDP 2.0, since this is the best PalmOS can do. But, it is no problem to develop just for PocketPC if there is an easy way of syncing data using CDC + additional profiles.
My/our background: We have developed software in Java, but have no experience with J2ME and programming for PDAs.
Question:
I need help with transfering the collected data from the PDA to our client software on the PC. As I understand it, the MIDP 2.0 profile (or CDC+profiles), does not implement any support for PalmOS’s/PocketPC’s hotsync/active sync. Is there a way to easily utilize these functions? Maybe with the help of additional Java APIs? I have done some research and as I understand it is complicated to transfer data this way.But more input on the subject is highly appreciated.
Another option I have just heard of is developing a secure web service and utilize the central network used for all the offices where the software is to be used. I have no experience with web services, anyone who can think of a flexible secure solution using web services?
I would like to thank you all in advance, especially you who provide me with some usable help :D.
/Andreas

Maybe I should post this question in another section?

Exception in sending message thru SOAP from java file to web service

Hi,
I am trying to invoke a web service from a java file.
But my code error out at particular statement where I am sending the message i.e. at
SOAPMessage reply = connection.call(message, destination);
The error message is
java.security.privilegedactionexception: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Message send failed: For Input string "".
I am using the wsdl link in destination variable-
String destination = "http://soad.xxxxxxxxxx.org:80/soa-infra/services/default/xxxxxx/xxxxxxx?WSDL";
Please help me with the solution.

Guys, any ideas because this is driving me a bit insane...
If you have any alternative implementations I'm open to them but I'd like to know why isn't this working really...
Thanks and regards
Krt_Malta

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