Online Digital Savings Account Now open a savings account online at your convenience! The latest version of the Axis Mobile App allows you to get your digital savings account up and running from anywhere, with services such as video based KYC that can be set up at your convenience and an instantly issued Virtual Debit Card linked to your Digital Savings Account! Get a customisable dashboard on Axis Mobile with the explore tab that grants you a one-stop access to your account balances as well as regularly used features like mutual fund investments, dues and more!
Go beyond everyday banking Now that banking services are covered, what next? Glad you asked! Enjoy deals on various brands across lifestyle, travel and more with grab deals on the Axis Mobile App. Not only can Axis Bank customers be eligible for these offers but on having specific products such as the Full Power Digital Savings Account you can avail for exclusive cashback! You can also browse through the Open Access blog for timely and thematic reads on all things related to personal finance.
And while there may be more features for you to unpack, we welcome you to join Axis Mobile and explore them to your liking! For any feedback, queries or issues pertaining to Axis Mobile application please write to customer.
Been using the Axis Bank Mobile App for a while. Only hitch is seeking solution or giving feedback through email is a great difficulty. Worst app worst bank. One advise to axis bank if u had provided better service or when I reached to bank office if they could have respected my compliant and resolved soon I would have appreciated bank service look again where your falling down.
There is no email Id to raise a complaint. To get call connected to customer care is a Herculean task. Visit Site. The Download Now link directs you to the Windows Store, where you can continue the download process. You must have an active Microsoft account to download the application.
This download may not be available in some countries. Using the new Axis Mobile, you can now do Banking and much more! View account summary, mini-statement for all your savings and credit card accounts. Save your 10 frequent transactions as Favourites and pay them in 1 click in future 7. Tweet or Email feedback or Call Axis Bank from the application Full Specifications. What's new in version 1. Release April 12, Date Added March 1, Version 1. Operating Systems.
Operating Systems Windows, Windows Total Downloads Downloads Last Week Report Software. Related Software. After installing the web application and dependencies, you should make sure that the server is running the web application. You should now see an Apache-Axis start page.
If you do not, then the webapp is not actually installed, or the appserver is not running. Follow the link Validate the local installation's configuration This will bring you to happyaxis. If any of the needed libraries are missing, Axis will not work. You must not proceed until all needed libraries can be found, and this validation page is happy. Optional components are optional; install them as your need arises.
Eliminate the extra parsers, restart the app server and try again. From the start page, select View the list of deployed Web services. This will list all registered Web Services, unless the servlet is configured not to do so. On this page, you should be able to click on wsdl for each deployed Web service to make sure that your web service is up and running.
The install guide covers this topic in detail. Now it's time to test a service. Although SOAP 1. First let's retrieve the version of Axis from the version endpoint, calling the getVersion method:.
Your browser may display the result in a formatted way; be sure to check the source code of your returned page. The Axis version and build date may of course be different.
Now let's test a JWS web service. When someone requests the. The user guide covers JWS pages in detail. Again, the exact return values will be different, and you may need to change URLs to correct any host, port and webapp specifics. The process here boils down to 1 get the classes and libraries of your new service into the Axis WAR directory tree, and 2 tell the AxisEngine about the new file. It's also a special SOAP service in one regard--it is restricted to local callers only not remote access and is password protected to stop random people from administrating your service.
There is a default password that the client knows; if you change it then you need to pass the new password to the client. In this directory, copy the compiled Java classes you wish to install, being careful to preserve the directory structure of the Java packages. Also add any third party libraries you depend on into the same directory. After adding new classes or libraries to the Axis webapp, you must restart the webapp.
This can be done by restarting your application server, or by using a server-specific mechanism to restart a specific webapp. Note: If your web service uses the simple authorization handlers provided with xml-axis this is actually not recommended as these are merely illustrations of how to write a handler than intended for production use , then you will need to copy the corresponding users. What remains to be done is to tell Axis how to expose this web service.
The users guide and reference guide cover these WSDD files; here we are going to use one from the Axis samples: the stock quote service. In order for these examples to work, java must be able to find axis.
Also for these examples, we have copied the xml-apis. On Windows, this can be done via the following. Click the "Advanced" tab and create the new environmental variables.
It is often better to use WordPad to create the variable string and then paste it into the appropriate text field. Unix users have to do something similar. See your shell's documentation for differences. To make variables permanent you will need to add them to your shell's startup dot files. Again, see your shell's documentation. This document assumes that you have NOT done this. This is the deployment descriptor we want to tell Axis about.
The Axis 'engine' will update its configuration, then save its state. Sometimes you see a warning message about such a file not being found--don't worry about this, because Axis auto-creates the file after you deploy something to it.
You can check in the webapp to see what this file looks like--and even copy it to other systems if you want to give them identical configurations. If you are not in this directory you will get a "java. FileNotFoundException: deploy. Tracking down such problems are foundational Java development skills--if you don't know how to do these things, learn them now!
Note: You may need to replace localhost with your host name, and with the port number used by your web server. If you have renamed the web application to something other than "axis" change the URL appropriately.
If you get some AxisFault listing, then the client is working, but the deployment was unsuccessful. If you got some socket error like connection refused, the computer at the far end isn't talking to you, so find the cause of that and fix it.
If you get an HTTP error code back find out what the error means and correct the problem. These skills are fundamental to using web services. The user's guide covers the AdminClient in more detail, and there is also an Ant task to automate the use of Axis in your Ant build scripts. This step is optional, but highly recommended. For illustrative purposes, it is presumed that you have installed and deployed the stock quote demo. Note: Again, you may need to replace localhost with your host name, and with the port number used by your web server.
If you are experienced in web application development, and especially if you wish to add web services to an existing or complex webapp, you can take an alternate approach to running Axis. Instead of adding your classes to the Axis webapp, you can add Axis to your application. Axis is a complicated system to install. This is because it depends on the underlying functionality of your app server, has a fairly complex configuration, and, like all distributed applications, depends upon the network too.
We see a lot of people posting their problems on the axis-user mailing list, and other Axis users as well as the Axis developers do their best to help when they can. But before you rush to post your own problems to the mailing list, a word of caution:. Axis is free. This means nobody gets paid to man the support lines. All the help you get from the community is voluntary and comes from the kindness of their hearts.
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