Some experiences in axis.

 There is a perfect tool called "soapUI",it can help you to generate code easily.

 

1.Add SOAPHeader information in the request.

 

1. // Set header
2.         try {
3.             SOAPHeaderElement soapHeaderElement = new SOAPHeaderElement(
4.                     new javax.xml.namespace.QName(
5.                             "http://www.stefli.com/auth",
6.                             "AccessTestRequest"), "");
7.             soapHeaderElement.setPrefix("auth");
8.             soapHeaderElement
9.                     .setNamespaceURI("http://www.stefli.com/auth");
10.             soapHeaderElement.setObjectValue(null);
12.             SOAPElement element = (SOAPElement) (soapHeaderElement
13.                     .addChildElement("UserId"));
14.             element.setPrefix("auth");
15.             element.addTextNode(accessRequest.getUserId());
16.             element = (SOAPElement) (soapHeaderElement
17.                     .addChildElement("Password"));
18.             element.addTextNode(accessRequest.getPassword());
19.             element = (SOAPElement) (soapHeaderElement
20.                     .addChildElement("LicenseNumber"));
21.             element.addTextNode(license));
22.             _call.addHeader(soapHeaderElement);
23.         } catch (SOAPException e) {
24.             e.printStackTrace();
25.         } catch (Exception e) {
26.             e.printStackTrace();
27.         }

2. Move the request body code from "SOAPHeader" to "SOAPBody".

param = new org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc(new javax.xml.namespace.QName(),, TestRequest.class, false, true);

 

the last two parameters are the keys.the first parameter configure the "inHeader" functionality,the second paramter configure the "outHeader" functionality.

 

3.AxisFault->NullpointerException

it need to add the xml-apis.jar & xercesImpl.jar to the classpath.