Thank you David, you are the KING:))) it was the f**n server-config.wsdd file....the remote tomcat for some reason doesnt create it at all.so i just made my own one and placed it in tomcat-6\webapps\axis\WEB-INF folder and it worked perfectly!! thank you soo much,youve saved me a tone of grief:)) thanks srdjan
David Ojeda wrote: > > Ok then... > I know two ways of deploying a service with wsdd > 1. Deploying the axis war with your ws classes and then using the admin > servlet to deploy the servlet using the wsdd. This modifies the deployed > server-config.wsdd > 2. Using org.apache.axis.utils.Admin in order to create and update a > server- > config.wsdd and then deploy the axis war, ws classes and > server-config.wsdd > > Which one do you do? (Maybe a third one that I do not know) > If you are using (1), I would check if the server-config.wsdd is being > replaced when restarting tomcat > > Some other thoughts: > - If you are using war files and tomcat is not configured to automatically > explode wars, I enable it and try again. > > Hope my ideas help a bit, it has been a while since I use gentoo and > axis1. > Now I use arch or ubuntu and axis2 :) > > On Friday 26 September 2008 10:18:28 srdjan wrote: >> I'm sorry,I should have been more concise.I mean I have tested my service >> on the tomcat instance which is on my own computer and it works fine.when >> I >> stop and then start the tomcat,my service's wsdl is still visible on the >> http://localhost:8080/axis/servlet/AxisServlet url. This is not the case >> with the tomcat which is located on the remote server machine which runs >> on >> linux gentoo. when i restart that tomcat,my own service is no longer >> visible on the ...8080/axis/servlet/AxisServlet url. and yes,this >> instance >> of tomcat is instaled using emerge command. >> >> David Ojeda wrote: >> > Hello, >> > >> > What do you mean by "every time tomcat is restarted" and "This doesnt >> > happen >> > when i restart my local tomcat" ? >> > I am guessing that "local tomcat" is a tomcat instance installed >> manually >> > in >> > your home and there is another instance installed by portage/emerge ? >> > >> > On Friday 26 September 2008 07:27:55 srdjan wrote: >> >> Yes,but axis is not standalone server,tomcat is,and it recognizes axis >> >> as some sort of servlet. >> >> I am deploying my service on axis using wsdd.My service is simply a >> java >> >> class(+ a client for another service) ,not a servlet.I can deploy it >> on >> >> tomcat as war,but it wont work,because its not a servlet and it uses >> >> axis. >> >> Perhapse I am mistaken on this, if someone knows a way i can do this, >> i >> >> will gladly listen. >> >> Again,my problem is not in deploying my service,my problem is that my >> >> service disapears( its wsdl is not visible on >> >> ..:8080/axis/servlet/AxisServlet) every time tomcat is restarted. This >> >> doesnt happen when i restart my local tomcat. >> >> the worst thing is i can't seem to find a similar situation anywhere.. >> >> >> >> thanks for your effort David >> >> >> >> David Ojeda wrote: >> >> > Hello, >> >> > >> >> > I don't think that your problem is related to the way you installed >> >> >> >> axis. >> >> >> >> > I >> >> > believe most people don't use that particular flavor of linux nor >> >> >> >> install >> >> >> >> > axis >> >> > using emerge, rpm, apt-get, pacman, etc. IMO most people just deploy >> >> >> >> the >> >> >> >> > axis >> >> > war in tomcat or deploy a customized war with the axis content. >> >> > >> >> > In my case, I create a war with the axis content, the webservices >> >> > classes, resources, jars and aars, and the appropiate axis >> >> >> >> configuration. >> >> >> >> > Hope it helps. >> >> > >> >> > On Thursday 25 September 2008 12:06:34 srdjan wrote: >> >> >> hi, >> >> >> i have recently succesfully deployed my service on axis,however >> when >> >> >> i restart tomcat on the remote server my service is somehow lost- >> its >> >> >> >> wsdl >> >> >> >> >> is >> >> >> no longer visible.all the class files of the service are in >> place,and >> >> >> everything is ok with service itself( i have tested it on my local >> >> >> tomcat). >> >> >> tomcat is on the remote server which runs on linux gentoo,and i >> have >> >> >> developed my service under windows,but i seriously doubt that the >> >> >> problem lays there. >> >> >> could the problem be in that i haven't actualy instaled axis(using >> >> >> the linux emerge command) but have just copied axis/webaps in >> >> >> >> tomcat/webaps? >> >> >> >> >> i >> >> >> have lost entire blody day trying to figure this out. >> >> >> any sugestions will be greatly appreciated. >> >> >> >> >> >> thanks >> >> > >> >> > -- >> >> > Ing. 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