[jboss-user] [JBossWS] - Strange java.lang.ClassCastException: org.jboss.axis.Message

[jwiesmann]

Hi all,

i searched the whole forum, but i was not able to find a problem like this.
Maybe anybody can help me finding a solution.

I want to use a webservice to get some information from a iis server.
I am using jboss 4.0.2.

If i write a main method and just let my source run, everything works fine.
If i trie to do the same with jboss, i will get a class cast exception.

The error is the following:
My "local - console" class is:
org.apache.axis.Message
if i start the server, it uses:
org.jboss.axis.Message

and tries to set the message @ the apache.axis.MessageContext, which ends with a class cast exception.

If i replace jboss-saaj.jar and jboss-jarprc.jar with saaj.jar and jarpc.jar from apache.org it all works fine.
But i do not know what happends to the rest of my jboss installation, if i just replace those two jar files...

but just let some code show u what i mean:

in a console / eclipse (right click, run as java application)

  | 	Service service = new Service();
  | 	Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
  | 	call.setPassword(password);
  | 	call.setUsername(userName);
  | 	call.setTargetEndpointAddress(new java.net.URL(endPointUrl));	System.out.println(call.getMessageContext()); // org.apache.axis.MessageContext	System.out.println(msg.getClass().getName());// org.apache.axis.Message
  | 	call.getMessageContext().setMessage(msg);
  | 	call.invoke();
  | 

at my application server it looks like that:

  | 	Service service = new Service();
  | 	Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
  | 	call.setPassword(password);
  | 	call.setUsername(userName);
  | 	call.setTargetEndpointAddress(new java.net.URL(endPointUrl));	System.out.println(call.getMessageContext());//org.apache.axis.MessageContext	System.out.println(msg.getClass().getName());//org.jboss.axis.Message
  | 	call.getMessageContext().setMessage(msg); // <-- classCastException 
  | 	call.invoke();
  | 

You see the differents ? It ones uses jboss and the othertime apache. Why is that so? I copied saaj.jar and jarpc.jar to my lib folder. 

any idea or hints for me ?
Thx !

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