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Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200805221203) Java: 1.6.0_06; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 10.0-b22 System: Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86; MS932; ja_JP Checked with and without --fontsize option Steps: 1. Create Java app using multi byte characters in its name. 2. Add 'Axis2 service from Java' 3. Deploy the service to Server. I used GlassFish V2. 4. Try to test default operation in browser. Http Monitor opens. It shows question marks instead of mbyte chars in 'Requested URI' field.
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> Http Monitor opens. > It shows question marks instead of mbyte chars in 'Requested URI' field. then it's an issue in http monitor, not in the axis plugin, I think.
Does http monitor generates URI? The browser wasn't open with a test value of variables. The warning was shown. I'm using ja locale but the same result was in eng one.
The first Problem is that Axis2 doesn't support multibyte characters for service name. See the issue 127397. The second problem related to http monitor is fixable. We should generate the right url when testing operations.
Fixed. Diff: http://hg.netbeans.org/main?cmd=changeset;node=0a70826a8690
Checked with trunk build 0529 and the latest Axis2 plugin. The URI doesn't show mbyte chars. Only their codes (see image). Browser doesn't start. Does it expected behavior for URI representation? I manually tried to open the URL in browser. The page doesn't exists - err 404.
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More details: I deployed axis2.war manually to GF server. After this I was able to test operation without any warnings. The browser opens properly with a test value of variable. If codes are not allowed for URI then reopen please. Question: Is it necessary do deploy axis2.war manually? I thought that Netbeans can do it using data from Axis2 plugin options (war location was specified there).