Manual

cd C:\axis2-1.4.1-bin\samples\faulthanding
2. You can use the following sample runs to check if BankService is successfully invoked.
command prompt> ant run.client -Durl=http://<IP Address
of the iTP WebServer>:<port#>/servlet_jsp/axis2/services/
BankService -Daccount=13 -Damt=400
The output must include the following:
Account#13 does not exist
command prompt> ant run.client -Durl=http://<IP Address
of the iTP WebServer>:<port#>/servlet_jsp/axis2/services/
BankService -Daccount=88 -Damt=1200
The output must include the following:
Account#88 has balance of 1000. It cannot support withdrawal of 1200
command prompt> ant run.client -Durl=http://<IP Address
of the iTP WebServer>:<port#>/servlet_jsp/axis2/services/
BankService -Daccount=88 -Damt=400
The output must include the following:
Balance = 600
FaultHandling thus displays the following:
Validity of the specified account number.
Validity of the withdrawal balance.
Balance after withdrawal
MTOM
MTOM demonstrates the capabilities and power of MTOM support of Axis2/Java. When this
application is run, the MTOMSample webservice is invoked. In this sample, a user can send a
file to the MTOMSample service.
The intended users of this application are those who want to send binary attachments to web
services.
This section describes the following steps for MTOM:
Building MTOM on Windows
Deploying MTOM on NonStop
Configuring the client for running MTOM
Running MTOM
Building MTOM on Windows
To build MTOM on a Windows system, complete the following steps:
1. Go to <Axis2 Home>\samples\mtom using the command:
command prompt> cd <Axis2 Home>\samples\mtom
For example:
command prompt > cd C:\axis2-1.4.1-bin\samples\mtom
2. Generate the service using the command:
command prompt> ant generate.service
This command creates the service archive file (sample-mtom.aar) in <Axis2
Home>\samples\mtom\build\service directory on your Windows system.
MTOM is now ready to be deployed under the Axis2/Java web application on NonStop system.
186 Installing Axis2/Java Framework