IBMs WSTK 2.4.1

[David Follow]

Hi all,
currently I am trying to get the NasdaqQuote sample WebService to run.I am using the WSTK 2.4.1 under Tomcat 3.x and Win2000.
I went through the tutorial "Implementing Web Services" and noticed a few things.
1) I cannot compile NasdaqQuotesClient.java properly. I keep getting errors in the following line
WSDLDocument wsdl = sd.getServiceImplementation().getWSDLDocument();
that it doesn't know about WSDLDocument. However, this is just a minor problem and I didn't investigate it any further since I have trouble deploying the service in the first place.
2) Trouble deploying the service
I set up Tomcat so it knows http://localhost:8080/wsdl and put the .wsld files in there. I also created http://localhost:8080/wsdl/Web-inf/classes and put the three .class files in it. NasdaqQuote.class, NasdaqQuotes.class, NasdaqQuotesDeploy.class of course in the package structure
the ANT creates me.
I now execute my deploy command as follows:
java -cp C:/Programme/wstk-2.4/tutorial/NasdaqQuotes/build/classes;E:/projects/norcom/lib/xerces.jar;%WSTK_HOME%/soap/lib/mail.jar;%WSTK_HOME%/soap/lib/activation.jar;%WSTK_HOME%\lib\wstk.j ar;%WSTK_HOME%\uddi4j\lib\uddi4j.jar;%WSTK_HOME%\wsdl4j\lib\wsdl4j.jar;%WSTK_HOME%\soap\lib\soap.jar; com.ibm.samples.nasdaqQuotes.NasdaqQuotesDeploy http://localhost:8080/wsdl/NasdaqQuotes_Service.wsdl C:\Programme\wstk-2.4\tutorial\NasdaqQuotes\deploy\NasdaqQuotes_Service-deploy.xml http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
I get the following error (oh well, forgot to tell you that I registered with the IBM UDDI test registry successfully)
Here is the stdout:
Service Provider Published
WSTK Tutorial
5AF10DF0-D1E9-11D5-8833-0004AC49CC1E
Ouch, the call failed:
Fault Code = SOAP-ENV:Server.Exception:
Fault String = java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
Ouch, the call failed:
Fault Code = SOAP-ENV:Server.Exception:
Fault String = java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
Exception in thread "main" com.ibm.wstk.service.registry.ServiceInterfaceNotFoundException: Service interface not found:
Could not locate service interface. Namespace: urn:NasdaqQuotes-interface Location: http://localhost:8080/wsdl/NasdaqQ
uotes_Service-interface.wsdl.
at com.ibm.wstk.service.registry.ServiceRegistryProxy.updateTModelKeys(ServiceRegistryProxy.java:2404)
at com.ibm.wstk.service.registry.ServiceRegistryProxy.publish(ServiceRegistryProxy.java:478)
at com.ibm.samples.nasdaqQuotes.NasdaqQuotesDeploy.main(NasdaqQuotesDeploy.java:63)
Done!
In the registry I can see that I have a business registered but it doesn't register my service :-(
Any help would be greatly appriciated!
I believe I am just missing on some minor parts, don't I ?
Further, I haven't modified the WSLDs or XML files.
TIA,
Detlef

[Doug Davis]

Please post this to the WSTK forum on Alphaworks. http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/webservicestoolkit
-Dug

[David Follow]

I already did even before I posted it here, but unfortunately I don't get any response back. Hope I posted it to the right forum (Web services technical)
Detlef

Originally posted by Doug Davis:
Please post this to the WSTK forum on Alphaworks. http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/webservicestoolkit
-Dug

[faisal mahmood]

Can you please talk more about this kit.
I only heard about it before but never tried it.
Also, I thought WebServices is beta.
Faisal

[Doug Davis]

1 - Make sure WSDL4J is in your classpath.
2 - Make sure xerces is in your classpath.
just guesses...
-Dug

[David Follow]

I got so desparete that I placed dall JARs that seemed reasonalbe in my classpath incl. Xerces, UDD4j, WSDL4j etc. but still no luck :-(
Detlef

[Doug Davis]

You need to make sure xerces is at the front of your classpath (don't ask). As for WSDLDocument, I just checked and
WSDLDocument is in wstk.jar.
-Dug

[David Follow]

Dug,
thanks and I verfied, however, the JAVA code calls the following: import com.ibm.wsdl.WSDLDocument; however, WSDLDocument resides in the
com.ibm.wstk.wsdl package - should I now change the source code or am I missing something??
TIA, Detlef

Originally posted by Doug Davis:
You need to make sure xerces is at the front of your classpath (don't ask). As for WSDLDocument, I just checked and
WSDLDocument is in wstk.jar.
-Dug

[Doug Davis]

I see it in ...wstl.wsdl too - I would change the code and give it a try.
-Dug

[Tiger Scott]

I did not get a compliation error- those things must have to do with the classpath settings. But when I try to run the the deploy- I get the flwg error:
com.ibm.wstk.service.registry.ServiceRegistryProxyException: Error getting authentication token for [userid: "myuddiid", cred: "myuudipwd"]. Verify that the UDDI userid and cred settings are correct in the wstkProperties.xml file.
nested exception is:
[SOAPException: faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Client; msg=Error opening socket: null; targetException=java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Error opening socket: null]
My id/pwd are correct in the wstkProperties.xml file and that is what it displys in the error.
TIA
Sanjay

[David Follow]

which registry are you using?
If you use IBMs registry you must register there first!
Detlef

[David Follow]

maybe I do have a classpath problem at compile time coz now I get the compiler error:
compile:
[javac] Compiling 1 source file to C:\Programme\wstk-2.4\tutorial\NasdaqQuotes\build\classes
[javac] C:\Programme\wstk-2.4\tutorial\NasdaqQuotes\src\com\ibm\samples\nasdaqQuotes\NasdaqQuotesClient.java:43: inv
oke(com.ibm.wstk.service.client.ServiceRequest) in com.ibm.wstk.service.client.ServiceProxy cannot be applied to (java.l
ang.String,java.lang.String[],java.lang.String,org.apache.soap.encoding.SOAPMappingRegistry)
[javac] Response res = proxy.invoke(operation, args, encStyle, getSMR());
[javac] ^
[javac] 1 error
can anybody plase post the correct build.xml to this forum! PLEASE!
TIA,
Detlef

[faisal mahmood]

Out of my interest, did you compile using ant or any other compiler that comes with the kit?
It look different from normal javac compilation messages.
Faisal

[Tiger Scott]

Detlef,
I am using the IBm test registry and I am regd there- I am using that id/pwd.
Thanks
Sanjay

[David Follow]

Hi there,
somebody else send me a modified client source code with a totally different signature than the one that ships with the WSTK and now it works fine.
Well, I can register a service at IBM test reg. but looking a service up with WSDL still fails :-(
Detlef

Originally posted by faisal mahmood:
Out of my interest, did you compile using ant or any other compiler that comes with the kit?
It look different from normal javac compilation messages.
Faisal

[David Follow]

Hi Sanjay,
I had some trouble with registering a service to IBM test reg also. I am using Tomcat and the problem was that Xerces must be the very first entry in the CLASSPATH to tomcat. So try to find set CLASSPATH=%CP% in tomcat.bat and replace it with
rem --- SOAP ---
set CP=C:\Programme\tomcat\lib\xerces.jar;%CP%
rem --- end SOAP ---
set CLASSPATH=%CP%
that fixed my problem registering. Further, but I am sure you did so, use wstkconfig to add a pwd and login to your UDDI registry.
Hope I could help,
Detlef

Originally posted by Sanjay Bahal:
Detlef,
I am using the IBm test registry and I am regd there- I am using that id/pwd.
Thanks
Sanjay

[Tiger Scott]

Detlef,
The wstk install process incl the pwd/id in the properties file. Wstk picks the correct id/pwd but the authToken call fails.
I do not know what is causing it. Something to do with https? I am executing the ssl code in the class.
Sanjay

[David Follow]

try to work without HTTPS and SSL - just an idea.
Detlef

Originally posted by Sanjay Bahal:
Detlef,
The wstk install process incl the pwd/id in the properties file. Wstk picks the correct id/pwd but the authToken call fails.
I do not know what is causing it. Something to do with https? I am executing the ssl code in the class.
Sanjay