On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 12:12 AM, Michael Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  Thanks Ajith,
>
>  That clears up some of it for me.  I now see that Axis2 Service
>  Archiver wizard is intended to be more general purpose than I was
>  guessing.  I was thinking that it was intended to just archive
>  services that were created by Axis2 Code Generated Wizard.  Maybe what
>  I want is so trivial that it does not need a wizard?
>
>  Is there another way to do what I want?
>  Is there a command embedded in the build.xml file that will archive the 
> service?
>  I think it should be easy because the folder already laid out in the
>  correct format.
>

The generated build file has a jar.server target that creates the
archive. actually if you specify
the serverside flag the default target should be jar.server so that
the moment you say ant, it generates the service archive
This script is specially handy with xmlbeans since it generates a lot
of artifacts that need to go into the aar.

>  If nothing already exists AND there is some consensus that it would be
>  useful I would like to volunteer to write a wizard that would archive
>  a well formatted service folder and copy it to the proper directory in
>  the tomcat/axis2 directory for deployment.
>
>  --
>
>
> Michael Potter
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