On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 20:07, Steve Loughran wrote: > > > >But I see that it seems to absolutely need an attachment direcory, and > >probably a WEB-INF directory. Is there no way to drive axis without any > >filesystem access? After all, I'm just trying to handle JAX RPC calls - > >needing a filesystem for procedure calls is a bit a joke, > > Does it have to be a physical file system? > > the WEB-INF dir will be to store the server deployment config file; axis > needs some form of persistence there. But I am sure it can/should be > refactored out, so that it could persistent differently (to a DB, to an LDAP > server, etc). Just a little exercise for the dedicated developer.
My question would then be: why does it need to have the deployment
config file at all? My understanding of the architecture was, that the
?wsdl requests generate a wsdl on the fly from the current
configuration. This configuration would be created on startup by
constructing an appropriate EngineConfig object.
Or do I understand the architecture the wrong way?
cheers
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