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Java library, based on Spring-WS, that enables handling SOAP on a purely XML level
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Maven dependency not working? #2

Closed javadan closed 11 years ago

javadan commented 11 years ago

Hi Tom,

Came here from the stackoverflow programmatic soap-ui question. Don't have enough karma points to ask there.

When trying to get your code via Maven-3.0.4, using the 3 dependencies, (I added reficio to settings.xml), I get this error:

maven-metadata-reficio.xml.error=Could not transfer metadata com.centeractive:soap-client:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml from/to reficio (http://repo.reficio.org/maven/): connection timed out to http://repo.reficio.org/maven/com/centeractive/soap-client/1.0.0-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml

Is this an issue on my side? Maybe a proxy error? I tried adding the proxy settings and restarting Eclipse but nope.

-Dan

I think it must just be a proxy error. Nm.

tombujok commented 11 years ago

Hi Dan,

Thanks for closing this issue. I was thinking that it's not a soap-ws problem, but did not have time to doublecheck.

Tom

javadan commented 11 years ago

Hey Tom,

It was definitely some proxy thing, which I gave up on. I decided to copy in the code to my project directly, and it's working now. I did have to make some changes, as the resource loading wasn't working. I think it's because it is usually in a jar file, but now it's part of my project:

URL soapEncodingXmlResource = ResourceUtils.getResourceWithAbsolutePackagePath(getClass(), "/xsds/", "soapEncoding12.xsd"); changed to: URL soapEncodingXmlResource = new URL("file:///" + System.getProperty("user.dir") + "/xsds/soapEncoding12.xsd");

Thanks for taking the time to extract SOAP-UI's code. I couldn't get their maven stuff to build either :/

Regards, Daniel

tombujok commented 11 years ago

This should not be like this - I mean the resources. This works correctly for many people. What OS and JVM are you using?

javadan commented 11 years ago

Windows 7, Java 6...

Well check javadoc: http://commons.apache.org/io/api-2.0/org/apache/commons/io/FilenameUtils.html#normalizeNoEndSeparator%28java.lang.String%29

the resource location /xsds/myxsd.xsd will refer to a path starting with a /. That won't work on a Windows machine. In Linux, I think it means a folder in the root directory. But for a relative path, you can't put a / in front.