Thank you for the information and quick response! -----Original Message----- From: Paul Hunnisett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:02 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Axis beginner
To install tomcat, you simply need to download the zipped file from jakarta.apache.org and extract it onto your linux box. Then you simply need to copy the contents of the Axis webapp folder into <Tomcat-Installation-Directory>/webapps You will also need to copy all of the jar files that come with axis (<axis-install-directory>/lib) into <Tomcat-Installation-Directory>/common/lib Once you haver done this, you can deploy the java classes that represent your services as detailed in the Axis docs. Make sure you put all the correct jars into the lib folder! You can run tomcat with <Tomcat-Installation-Directory>/bin/catalina.sh run On Tue, 2002-05-28 at 18:41, Joe Harrison wrote: > I want to develop applications using Visual Studio .net but use Linux > with MySQL and Apache Axis (for web services) on the back-end. Prior to > this I have been developing web-based applications using PHP, > ColdFusion, and MySQL. I know there is already a great deal of > documentation on the internet but I was hoping someone could point me in > the right direction. After reading the overview on Axis it appears to be > very similar to the .net concept of "compiled on the fly" web services > and easy deployment. However, they make a few assumptions, like: the > availability of a servlet directory and references to Tomcat. I have > never developed with Java and I am not sure what needs to be installed > on my Linux box. I think what I need is a list of prerequisites, a > checklist of services, daemons and/or applications that need to be > installed in order to install and use Apache Axis. Also is there a way > to write web services in PHP using Apache Axis? > Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. > >
