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Axis Fault: no such operation

 
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Hi,

I'm trying to do a very basic 'hello world' type web service and am getting an axis fault: no such operation:

Any help would be appreciated:

My WSDL:

My WSDD:

[ November 01, 2007: Message edited by: bossman_m5n ]
 
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Welcome to JavaRanch ???bossman_m5n???,

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  • The client code that that causes the fault could be helpful.
  • It would also help if you intercepted a request with Apache TCPMon and posted the contents here.

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    David Tseng
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    More info on the soap request and response. This is a simple request, who's input is ignored, just trying to output a string.

    Soap request


    Soap response (error of course)


    Also not sure if this helps, but when I try to hit a web service (that works) with an incorrect name, I get a similar error message but the fault code is different:
    [ November 02, 2007: Message edited by: David Tseng ]
     
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    More information again, this time from TCPMon

    INPUT:


    OUTPUT:
     
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    Found my bug, in the wsdd, where I define the type-mapping I used encoding-style when it should have been encodingStyle
     
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