hey Souvik,
I dont think jdk change is impossilbe...because you can install jdk1.4 and
try to add that onto java buildpath and select this latest jdk1.4. This is
how we do for weblogic application server..
Suppose even if you dont get your problem solved then try to integrate axis
properly with your application domain on your server..
Follow the instructions specified in apache site.
1. First try to add all the jars provided by axis into classpath and check
whether you have required entries in you web.xml and dont forget to place
server-config.wsdd under WEB-INF..
Since i dont have an idea of how we deploy axis on ias, i couldnt guide you
exactly, but i am sure that the above are the basic things needs to be
done...
One more last point, try to move the jaxp api if any provided by axis to up
in classpath or buildpath...then try your luck...
All the best dude.
On 2/26/07, Souvik Das <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have seen all the discussions on this group
regarding installing axis on ias(iPlanet Application Server 6.0 . I have
checked all possibilities before posting on the group.
I am using ias 6.0 SP3 with jdk 1.2.2.
I agree that axis installation requires jdk 1.3 and above.
I am trying to install axis 1.2 .
However a jdk change is not possible hence I was interested in a work
around for the same.
These are the steps which I have followed.
1. Changing the ias registry to allow custom HTTP headers.
2. Changing the classpath for removing older version of JAXP parsers.
3. Deploy axis as a war in ias using the ias deploy tool.
The deployment is successful . However, it still returns me a page not
found error.
There is also a difference in the dtd version of the web.xml created by
the ias deployment tool and the web.xml which comes bundled with the axis
archive
I would highly appreciate a detailed response regarding the same as I am
completely lost about the next step to follow .
Please if possible post a series of steps for installation on ias 6.0 for
axis as it is available for other application servers.
If its not possible at least please clarify on the reasons.
Also if a lower version of Axis is required or not.
Any help in this regard is highly appreciated as I am running against a
deadline.
Thanks in advance.
Souvik.
