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Things to note when deciding on values to use for whttp:location (xmlns:whttp="http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl/http")

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This KB gives you a few guidelines to for selecting whttp:locations for your operations. Please refer [1] to find out what a whttp:location is.

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What is whttp:location? (xmlns:whttp="http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl/http")

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The location property which is defined under the WSDL 2.0 HTTP Binding Namespace (http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl/http) specifies a pattern for serializing input message instance data into the request URI.

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Axis2 deployment – Custom deployers

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In this article by Deepal Jayasinghe, he introduces the use of custom deployers to gain most out of your Axis2 deployment.

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Configuring Transport URLs to be Different from the WS-Addressing Endpoint

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Often times the requirement comes up to send a SOAP envelope to a different location than what's specified inside WS-Addressing 'To' address. This knowledge base by Eran Chinthaka outlines how.

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How to Find the Service and the Operation Associated with a SOAP Message

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Some times we might want to perform various actions, depending on the current service and operation. This knowledge base outlines how one can find the service and the operation associated with the message being processed.

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How to configure Axis2 to talk to a Qpid AMQP broker

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In this article by Suran Jayathilaka, he looks at configuring the JMS transport in Axis2/Java to talk with a Qpid AMQP broker.

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QuickStart Axis2 – My first book on Axis2 is now released !!!

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This is to inform with great joy that I was able to complete my book on Apache Axis2. The book is now published and available on most of the online book stores . It took more than 18 months to complete the book. I tried my best to cover most of the commonly used features as well as basis of Axis2 . I believe that will help to overcome and clarify most of the unknown areas of Axis2 as well as to improve your knowledge on Axis2 . I have added a number of code samples to make the reader's job easier , I hope that will help you to understand the content very easy manner.

In this very happy moment I should not forgot to mention some of the key forces behind Apache Axis2 project as well as my book . First Dr. Sanjiva who helped me a lot and provides necessary guidelines to be active in Apache Axis2 as well as , giving me a chance to work at WSO2 . Next Hemapani (Srinath) who is one of my very good friend as well as who motivated me, to move into open source field . And all of the members Axis2 team including Dims , Paul , Glen , Chinthka , Ajith , Jaliya , Chathura and rest of the team , without their major contribution we can not make Axis2 a successful project. In addition to Axis2 team Suran , Charitha and Devaka for their major contribution on reviewing the chapters and improving them , finally I would like to thank Packt publishers for giving me this wonderful opportunity to write a book with them.

Axis2 Sessions and Service Instances

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In Axis2, there are four types of sessions that we talk about. Each session has a lifetime and characteristics specific to the session type. The available sessions in Axis2 can be listed as follows:

  1. Request scope

  2. SOAP session scope

  3. Transport session scope

  4. Application session scope

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